Customer Questions and Answers for Hose by Frigidaire

Jill for Model Number ATF6000ES1

Answer Hello Jill, The only trick I have found to this is patience and an inspection mirror. If you are able to work at it slowly and get the clamp in the correct position, it will work just fine. 

Ivo for Model Number GLTF2940ES3

Answer Hello Ivo, First off, I would go through the front. This way the unit doesn't have to be moved at all, but can remain in it's original position. This will also allow you to see into the pump opening where foreign objects commonly pose problems. Unplug the unit or turn off the breaker. Put a few towels around the pump area as you will lose some water during this process. There is a clamp on each of the three openings. Remove the three clamps and remove the hose. If the "ball" isn't included with the new part, you will need to remove it from the old part and install it into the new one. Of course the reassembly is in the reverse order of the disassembly. 

Beth for Model Number atf800fs1

Answer Hello Beth. You can ask them to check the pump after the hose 134455900 is installed and see if it works properly. If so, no need for the pump. If the pump does not work, then they can go ahead and install it since it is already there. Either way, you would know for sure if you need it replaced or not. Hope this helps. 

Beth for Model Number atf800fs1

Answer Hello Beth. Yes, if the pump is working, then it should be fine and would only need the hose 134455900. Hope this helps. 

Guest

Answer Hi! There is a panel on the back of the washer you remove to do this repair. Thanks!