Frigidaire 134592700 Washer Drain Hose OEM Part

Our washer is next door the bathroom. So when, during the rinse cycle, the hose split and we found the back of the house completely flooded I initially assumed the culprit was either the toilet or the sink or possibly an interdimentional portal into a demonic netherworld of vaguely chlorine scented water. I spent the next hour mopping it all up and checking and re-checking the pipes in the bathroom with no apparent leaks. The next load of laundry left more clues as this time the flood was from the wash cycle and the water was now warm and soapy. So I spent another hour on cleanup and went to bed. I bought a replacement hose at Wally World the next day and had a minor fit of rage when I got home to find that my washer didn't have the generic spout on the outside, but rather, had a hose that fed all the way into the machine and attached somewhere in its bowels. Since I've never attempted to repair a washing machine at any point in my life I immediately went for my shotgun. There was some familial intervention and I was forced to calm down and search for answers on the interwebs. I quickly found a video showing how to remove the controls and the outer cover from the machine. Unfortunately the machine in the video was nothing at all like my machine so there was more incomprehensible rage, some screaming, and another intervention. I did, in fact, find the correct video for my machine. I even got it open, removed the broken hose, and bagged it up to take with me to the hardware store. The next day I went to a proper hardware store and showed the man the hose. He said he didn't have my hose. He looked at it with a slight sneer as if it were something mildly repulsive like a dead parakeet or a cold sausage. "Your hose" he said disapprovingly, "has a ninety degree bend at the end. I don't have anything like that." I asked if he had anything that was close and he walked over to the rack, picked up a hose completely at random, pitched it to me, and advised me to "Try that." I did. If wrongness has degrees I believe it is safe to say that the hose the man suggested was 100% wrong for the job. At this point I was ready to summon a repair man and be done with this ridiculous nightmare. But I thought maybe, just maybe, I should do one final search on the internets. Luckily I found appliancepartspros.com. I quickly and easily found the correct hose for my machine, ordered it early morning on a Wednesday and got it Friday afternoon. By Friday evening the machine was back in working order not a single person was killed during the repair. I would say that rates as a success.

Unscrewed the front lower panel ( 2 screws ). Disconnected the pump hose clamp and removed the hose. I loosened the lower back panel and pulled out the drained hose from the rear. Replaced with new hose put back clamp and panels. Very easy

Pulled washer out and pulled front panel off so I could get ant clamped end of hose that was leaking, then I took model# and went on your website and found new hose , Price was much less than some other sites I checked ! cannot Believe the Part was in my mail the very next Day !! so I put it back together and it was a breeze !! will definitely use your site again, and will refer friends if they need any appliance parts. Thanks again !! Dave from NH

Replaced hose. amazing delivery I order the part at about 6pm Friday night and it was at my door the next day( Saturday) about noon. unit was fixed by 2pm Saturday .

Ordered this part with you guys, pronto.