Do-It-Yourself Story

I simply checked the model number with your information and the part was readily available. Read a few of the comments about taking the screws of the hinge off the washer cabinet and then took the interior door screws loose to remove the hinge. The only trick was separating the inner and outer door segments. The hinge itself was quite easy to install and with the aid of the hook on the back of the hinge, the door could be reattached to the cabinet and back in working order in a matter of 10-15 minutes. A good clean of the door frame and door itself completed the task. I did use a bar stool w/ towel to help prop the door before removal as I wanted to have a bit of safety in case there was a hang up of some kind. With the hook on the back of the hinge, there was really no need....by the way, the washer turns 13 years old in December. Only repair in that time.