Do-It-Yourself Story

So right off the bat, this video did nothing for me as far as getting to the pump as it isn't even close to the model I have. That being said, the thought of digging into this project blind was very intimidating. First, drain the tub manually. Disconnect power and water lines. Taking the back off wasn't necessary. Started by taking off the top of the washer, the soap dispenser, the control panel, the door, the spring around the rubber, and then the front panel (had to disconnect door lock and button first). Disconnected the pump from hoses and electrical wires, remembering what goes where. When the new one arrived, installed and reassembled the washer in the reverse order I took it apart. Now adding "Washing Machine Repair Woman" to my resume!