Do-It-Yourself Story

During the spin cycle, with a heavy load, the motor would spin but the pulley would barely move and the clutch smelled terrible. Took front panel off, laid washer on its back, removed the pump mounting bracket screws, and the bottom panel. Marked the location of the motor and loosened the motor mounting screws to remove the belt. Then pulled the retaining clip off of the shaft, used a puller to release the clutch from the shaft, pulled the clutch off. Lined up the new clutch on the shaft, pushed on new retaining clip, put motor back in original location, tightened motor mounting screws, installed belt, re-attached bottom panel, pump bracket, and front panel. Done.