Do-It-Yourself Story

First I cleaned out as much water as I could and then took off the back panel of the washer. Did not take out the motor, instead removed the hose from the tub to the motor at the motor. Have towels ready as there is still lots of water. To keep all the water from going everywhere, I stuck my thumbs in as far as it would go and this kept the water from going all over. Felt around the propeller and found nothing. Put the tub hose back on. I then took off the hose that goes from the drain motor to the outside drain hose. Not clogged. Determined that it was the motor. It took me about 45 minutes to install as the front screw that holds the motor was a little larger, so I had to hunt for bigger socket yo fit. Very easy and was pretty self explanatory. Washer is quieter now as I noticed that the rubber foot on the side screw had deteriorated and so the motor was loose.