Aaron December 13, 2021 for Model Number GTUP240EM5WW 1) I had to replace the tub seal, after it had been glued to the plastic drum. I had also found a part that was not diagram explosion--a soft 3 inch gasket that's about 1/2 an inch think that sat right on top of the seal. I'm not quite sure if I should put this back on. 2) In addition, when I put the drum back on the shaft, and put the hub washer on, and screw the nut back on, I'm left with about a 3/4 inch gap. So the nut is not snug to the hub washer. What am I missing?
1 Answer Aaron, Double-check installation because there should not be a gap with the hub nut. We are not aware of the gasket that you located but there should not be a gasket on top of the seal that we are aware of. Read More...
Bob October 26, 2016 for Model Number Model #2661532210 KENMORE Laundry Centers/Combos I am having a difficult time removing the hub nut on Kenmore stackable washer. I believe it to be part #AP5306324 or WH01X10618. I have a hub nut wrench, but does this nut have right or left hand threads?
1 Answer Bob, This hub nut would have right hand threading on it and would remove clockwise. Read More...
1 Answer Hello Hector, WX5X1325 is the wrench recommended by the manufacturer for the hub nut WH01X10618. Read More...
Phillip October 23, 2015 for Model Number GTUN275EM0WW I removed the agitator an the hub nut # , I had to brake it off, now I can not get the inner tub off the shaft I sprayed it and tugged at it but it is not moving.. How can I get the tub up. It's leaking and I need to get to the seal. I have the seal #WH08X10063 and the nut WH01X10618 that I order from APP already, thanks.
1 Answer Hello Phillip. Use some rust buster or PB Blaster and soak the unit for about 2 hours or until you can remove it. Sometimes these can be very difficult to remove. Read More...
Jody H August 15, 2015 for Model Number gtup27oemoww After the wash comes out of wash cycle to go in to spin cycle gear click into place something happen and it bogs down and hang up and shut the moter off.
1 Answer Jody, It sounds like the issue will be that when the unit goes to the spin cycle, the wax motor that actuates for the spin is not working and causing the unit to not go into the spin and causing the motor to overheat. Read More...