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Customer Questions and Answers for Washer Agitator Coupling by Ge

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Part Number: OEM6133743
Manufacturer Part Number: WH1X1944

If your washer won't agitate or makes grinding/squealing sounds, the agitator coupling may have failed. Moderate DIY repair requiring force to remove old part.

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Yunqi, We are not showing a agitator removal tool and you could just use a rope and get under the agitator and pry the agitator off.

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Callie, Unfortunately the spline is unable to be tightened and would be part of the gearcase of the unit. The gearcase would need to be replaced for this issue.

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Michael Manley for Model Number wwa8360gblad

It is a General Electric washing machine.It agitates.But it has been getting slower and slower,for quite a while.You can push down on the agitator and it agitates a whole lot faster.I noticed a while back my clothes not getting clean.And also makes a squeaking noise,and gets quieter when you push down on the agitater.Today I think its the final wash.I do not want to tire something else out. What parts do I need, and do yall have a video on fixing it.Thanks for any info.

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Michael, It sounds like the agitator and spline have worn out and are not being driven correctly by the transmission. You may also have a worn out agitator extension(if equipped) that is allowing the agitator to rub on the bottom of the tub. Unfortunately, the [WH43X102] Agitator/Coupling Assembly are no longer available from the manufacturer. Once you find the parts needed, the repair isn't difficult at all, To Remove The Agitator Snap the top cap off and remove the screw. Then remove the agitator extension ( if equipped ) and agitator. Then remove the splined coupling from the agitator shaft( on older machines, this can be pretty difficult and may require a gear puller, or "cutting" the splined coupler and removing it a piece at a time. Reverse the procedure and check for leaks and operation.

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Greg for Model Number ge washer glwn2800d1ws

I recently replaced the agitator coupling between the agitator and the transmission spline. Worked fine for a couple weeks, then coupling spline was stripped again, so it spins freely on the transmission spline. I noticed the splines are not in great condition, much of the surface has corroded away, but when I replaced the coupling new, it did lock on the transmission spline. What is causing the coupling to strip so easily? Any suggestions other than buying a new washer? Thanks. Greg

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Greg, If the splines on the transmission are corroded then this would be the cause for the unit to strip the agitator coupler. THe coupler may sit down and lock into place but most likely is shifting on the shaft which would cause it to strip out.

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J. Dale, This would not be grease but would be from the use of liquid fabric softener. If you get some of this on your fingers and rub your fingers together and smell it then it will most likely smell like fabric softener. Only way to get rid of this would be to try and run a clean cycle in the unit.

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Hello Saravanan. This is some information you would need to contact the manufacturer about. They would answer any questions about the manufacturing of the parts. Thanks.

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Amanda, If the agitator spline/coupling will not come off the shaft of the transmission then you will need to try to tap it off. This would be the only way to get the part off.

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DMT, the agitator listed for your model is part number WH43X87. Unfortunately, this item has been discontinued with no further replacements or cross references available and our company is unaware of any other available sources. Sorry about that!

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Hello Steve, This is a common part to fail on this model. It is under the agitator and should be held in with a small bolt.

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Harper, The 90 degree pick tool is for if the agitator coupler is stuck in the agitator when the agitator is off the unit. To get the agitator out you would want to get a piece of rope and place under the agitator. Holding both sides you will want to pull the agitator with the ropes hard to get off.

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