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Customer Questions and Answers for Assy, Hub & Seal by Whirlpool

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Part Number: OEM12761637
Manufacturer Part Number: R9900457

NOTE: Also need to order sealant WP27615P

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Kevin for Model Number ALW880QAW

First of all the washer is leaking water onto the floor. Seems to happen mainly during the spin cycle. It appears water is dripping from the tub onto the transmission below. Do you think this the seal kit would work or do you think its a bearing problem? Also I can not remove the lock nut over the transmission shaft. There is a washer on top that spins around but it appears too small to go over the fins on the shaft. Also the spline insert seems to block the nut as well. I can not figure out how to remove it?

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Kevin, The hub and seal kit would need to be replaced to correct the issue and it is best to replace the bearing at the same time. The reason is the bearing will start making noise from the unit leaking. To remove the nut you would remove the spline insert and then after the nut is loose just pull straight up on it.

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Hello Greg. If the noise is a bearing noise, you will need to order and replace the hub and seal kit R9900457 on the unit.

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Henry, No, you shouldn't be "screwed" . If it's the shoulder bolt that holds the tub to the hub, you don't have to remove it, it will come out when you remove the hub assembly. Yes the bolts and screws on this product are all "standard" right hand threaded screws and bolts.

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Modoc for Model Number ALW480DAW/PALW480DAW

My Amana washer has decided to give me some problems at this time. The original belt broke the first week of December 2013. I ordered the belt and put it on and nearly four weeks later this belt broke, so I got another one. I put it on today and upon start-up there was a little bit of a squeak, so I took it apart again and removed the idler pulley and removed the axle shaft (?). Cleaned it and grease it with silicone and reassembled everything. The squeak noise was not heard upon start-up. NOW, what is happening is the machine sounds like a 747 taking off as it roars, rumbles, etc. I am assuming that the Assembly -- Main Bearing needs to be replaced? If I replace this main bearing what else should I think about replacing while I have this machine tore down or will just replacing the main bearing take care of things? Thank you for your assistance! MoDoc

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Hello Gummybaer. Put a board into the transmission housing to prevent it from turning. Then remove the nut. The kit should have all you need.

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Hello Joe, The R9900457 hub and seal kit will have all the necessary components to change out the tub seal. The bearing is a separate part from the kit but would be a good idea to install new hub and seal kit along with the bearing WP40004201P.

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Hello Darryl. You may need to use a cold chisel and cut the hub R9900457 off the shaft if it is stuck on there. Be careful not to damage the transmission or damage the tub.

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