Do-It-Yourself Story

I'm not very mechanical, so troubleshooting the problem was the hardest part. I suspected the pump so I started there. With the pump removed, I could spin the drive pulley while looking into the intake side and could see the impeller was not turning. I started researching pumps on line for that washer, watched a video about replacing the belts, and decided to replace them at the same time. The hardest part of the repair was moving the washer out into the room so I could lay it on its back to access the belts and install the pump. I had put the washer on blocks to remove the pump and was working blind most of the time.The pump and belts I purchased from AppliancePartsPros.com was an exact fit and changing the belts was a snap. Very satisfied with the outcome of the repair.