Do-It-Yourself Story

1) First watch the video at AppliancePartsPros.com. My wife and I completed this job with no experience at all. We watched the video several times and also watched a couple of YouTube videos of regular people replacing the part on a model just like ours. 2) You might have to move the washing machine to a different area if your washroom is small. 3) Layout your tools and replacement parts. 4) Follow the steps in the video. You will need a lot of old towels and rags. Once you remove the inner tub assembly you have to clean it and the outer tub basket. (We also used Simple Green and a shower brush) 5) Assemble the washer and you’re all done! The only issue we had was with the washer bottom bearing. It would not stay in place. I put a little bit of the adhesive to hold it in place to the spacer tube. 6) Saved me from buying a new washer.