Do-It-Yourself Story

I had to remove the pedestal that the washer was attached to, to get to the rubber feet on the drain pump motor assembly. I could have just ordered the motor/pump itself, but decided to go with the entire unit. Less chance for leaks. The entire job took me 4 to 6 hours as I am retired and move a bit slower than most, lol. The access from the front of the washer was very small prompting me to remove the back cover for much better access. The wire connector also broke off and I had to take apart the connector and reinstall the wires. AppliancePartsPros.com was great in helping me find the correct part and it was shipped within 2 days. I was very pleased with the online chat as Robin was very helpful, polite and quick. I would recommend appliancepartspros.com to others. Once installed, there was one small leak but after putting O-ring lubricant on the drain hose, the leak went away.