How to Troubleshoot & Replace Whirlpool AP6020669 / WPW10381562 Bellow

Me and my husband looked it up on Youtube and followed it and it was actually very simple. Took us about 45 minutes. Worked out very well. The part fit like a glove. Nothing broke on us and my washer is not leaking any more. 

Watched video, made it so much easier to R@R, also saved a ton of cash on repairs. Video clearly shows what to do and took about 1/2 hour. No problem no leaks. Thanks. 

To get to it I took of the bottom panel and the rings around the bellow. It definitely takes a little time to get the new one on. Trying to line everything up. Probably took me about 20 minutes to get it done. 

Bought 1 through your website, followed instructions on website. Excellent directions. 

I replaced the door seal with ease and without having any experience in doing so. 

On close inspection, we found a tear in the bellows. I found the part at Appliance Parts Pros, ordered it, and began watching the repair video on their site. I must have watched it 3 or 4 times. When I received the part, everything went smooth except the front bellows spring. That took 4 or 5 tries before success. The washer works great now and the video saved so much time. The part fit perfect and the diy video was very nice. 

Fixed it myself. Simple fix once the part got to me. Fast delivery. Ordering was simple and apparently fool proof as I got the right part the first time. 

Found the how-to video on Youtube leading me to AppliancePartsPros. Checked prices across a few other websites and found them to be competitive, but their how-to video really sold it. Ordered the part and installed it using the video for guidance. Everything went really well and I saved well over $200 over having a company do this. 

Watched Video --- followed steps -- it was very easy. Bellow was a bit difficult to get into the grooves. Soaped it up with dish soap and it slipped right on. Yahooo! 

Replaced bellow seal