How to use Appliance Rollers to Move Heavy Appliances

How to use Appliance Rollers to Move Heavy Appliances
Want to know the best way to move appliances? Appliance rollers might be what you’re looking for, which is why we’re here to show you how to use appliance sliders easily in this eSpares video!
If you’re unsure how to move appliances safely and are wondering “what is the easiest way to move heavy appliances?”, we have the answer. Heavy duty appliance rollers are here to help you safely move your household appliances without any of the backbreaking labour or dangerous heavy lifting.
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Want to skip straight to the information you need? Here's what we talk about in each part of our video:
0:00 Introducing the issue
0:31 Adjustment details and specifications
0:58 How to fit the appliance rollers
1:01 Suggested video: How To Get The Best From Your Washing Machine
1:48 Suggested video: Important Safety Checks For Your Washing Machine
Thanks for watching!

[@Koraksis]

For those of you that have your washing machine in the middle of a wide open room with easy access to all sides. The rest that crammed the appliance in a 1.5x1.5 meter pantry can forget about it.

[@margarethart7101]

Thank you! Pity the print was in the way at times. Going to purchase for the first time so need info!

[@chris1232123]

If you use these rollers, is it still possible to use the feet on the WM to get it completely level?

[@lifer9883]

In order to sell an item, you have to give a demonstration? For all we know it may not move on the carpet as its generally difficult.

[@aamiri77]

Thank you for this video. My washing machine and dryer are stacked and they are in a tight place. Can I use these rollers permanently and leave them under the washing machine ( with breaks on of course). In other words, how strong is the break?

[@Z-Ack]

Does the how to install video show how to use then?? Looks to me that the machine is sitting on top of the roller wheel so physics would suggest that instead of scratching the floors you will just put a big black streak across them instead...

[@ab521]

Of course 99.9% of us don’t have access to the side of the appliance once it is installed, so these are fairly worthless

[@Smashingpumpins]

thank u handsome

[@user-ru1xj8yk8w]

How to lock

[@martinataylor7702]

How can you do that when the washing machine is all ready under a work top and you can't get to the side's

[@eSpares]

Hi Martina, would need to remove the washing machine to get the rollers underneath and only if you have space between the lid and the work top.

[@hoovermaster]

I see you still stock older style Miele bags in the background, is there any way I can get some older style Miele bags from you?

[@eSpares]

Hi Hoover Master. Please enter your make and model number into our website below and start your search today: www.espares.co.uk

[@conservativeamber1216]

Doest a fridge weight more than 80Kgs

[@serenitybase9888]

you look like rick astely

[@Sexy40baby1]

Could these be used for a dresser?

[@eSpares]

Hi Mz Tweety, we have known people use them for other things other than appliances, just make sure it is suitable for the weight and depth of the dresser.

[@MissMarinaCapri]

Thank you another interesting and useful bit of information. Could I please ask you an important question? My sears Kenmore stackable washing machine is not cycling through to the end. It just starts and then keeps on washing it doesn't stop the washing cycle unless I physically move the dial to the next washing cycle and so forth and so on to the last spin cycleI which just continues spinning till I manualy turn it off. Is there an easy fix?

[@eSpares]

Hi Marina, from your problem description it suggests you may have a fault in one of these areas. If the machine fails to empty the water it is likely the drain pump is blocked probably from debris so see this video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/nKOoe5uObrijptk If the machine is draining correctly then suspect a heating problem so see another video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/fKXQaZ96i7uqaKc

[@MissMarinaCapri]

eSpares , Thank you for taking the time to answer my question. The water drains without a problem the water fills up the tank without a problem the machine spins without a problem the machine washes without a problem. I just have to keep moving it to the next cycle manually with the control dial otherwise it just keeps doing THAT CYCLE until I move it to the next cycle. That is what is wrong with the machine. I do not believe the washing machine has a heater, although it always rinses with cold water even though I may start out with hot. It just accepts whatever temperature water you put into it. I know this is a lot of trouble to answer me but my funds are very low and I can’t help wondering if there is an easy fix. I did fix my dishwasher. Thank you

[@eSpares]

Hi Marina, om some machine if the appliance is a hot and cold fill it may not have a heater so is relying on the hot water to obtain the correct temperature to wash correctly, check the hot water is working correctly. if that is ok it may be the control unit.

[@washing_machine_guy]

eSpares hi. I think what she is saying is that her analogue dial won't turn round unless she has to do it herself. I think the timer in the dial may need replacing in my opinion

[@MissMarinaCapri]

Washing Machine Guy 20, Yes! Finally someone who understands. Is there an easy fix? Or do I have to replace the entire analog dial? Will replacing the analog dial fix the problem? I hope it’s not an expensive part.

[@stewartshaw9675]

But you didn' t demonstrate..!dur the whole point of MOVING THE WASHING MACHINE ..just how to place them???

[@fefieh]

Well, I would not put the rollers under the door part.

[@eSpares]

Hi Stefanie, the rollers have to go under the front and back edge of the appliance to be able to move it.

[@boots7859]

Kind of expensive for something 2 pieces of pvc pipe, or $5 furniture moving coasters can do. Funniest thing I have seen no one comment on, once you push your appliance into place, how do you get them off/out? LOL.

[@mandydeane5824]

Is there an alternative for a washing machine?

[@eSpares]

Hi Mandy, you would need to search the internet for one for a washing machine but makes sure it is suitable.

[@rgruenhaus]

You didn't show it in action

[@eSpares]

Hi Robert, the intention of the video was to show how they fit under an appliance but we take your point as you didn't see them in action.

[@marcusrudd3314]

yeah exactly why I watched the video, its missing the vital use of these rollers!

[@alexandersiggers2324]

The rollers are too high when placing under a work surface

[@eSpares]

Hi Alander, thank you for your comment, you have to take into account any restrictions like a work surface when using the rollers and they will not be suitable for every occasion.

[@rgruenhaus]

Not good on carpet

[@bostonpops33]

Duh

[@nicksims6019]

Who has 360 degree access to their washing machine?!

[@lilolme69]

What a pain in the ass. If a person should ever want to do anything like this, just use the flat furniture movers. They slide over about anything.

[@eSpares]

Hi Sparkle Shine, thank you for your post and t you are right there are alternatives to this product.

[@boots7859]

Another alternative is 1/8" Masonite or hardboard they sell in the US, probably most places. 2' x 4' piece for $15, cut it into (2) 1' x 4' piece, and simply slide it into almost into place, tilt backward and pull out the pieces and complete install. Just have to be careful with the last 4-5 inches to not scratch as you lower the front while pushing back.

[@suesue3974]

easy when you use a fake light weight washing machine. Show us with a real machine.