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Customer Questions and Answers for Washer Transmission by Whirlpool

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Part Number: OEM20933049
Manufacturer Part Number: W11393685

Washer making loud metal grinding noise during spin? The transmission converts motor power into drum agitation. Moderate difficulty repair with video guide.

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For Whirlpool Washer Transmission (Part Number: OEM20933049)

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Hello Anderson, thank you for contacting AppliancePartsPros.com That is most likely to be the gearcase W11449841 on your model.

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Pat, Yes, in order to replace the gearcase on this unit, the inner basket will need to be removed.

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Hello RSchuck, this could be a faulty gearcase or clutch problem, the diagnostic mode would need to be run to determine the root cause, it is on the Tech Sheet that came with the washer and is located either in the control panel or on the inside of the front cabinet panel near the top.

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Gregory for Model Number 110.26132411

My washer is approximately 3 years old. Recently it has been making a knocking noise which has progressed to premature stoppage leaving clothes wet. I found the agitator difficult to rotate so I removed the the agitator plate and didn't find anything obstructing the movement. The gear box shaft was still difficult (stiff) to turn. I intent to order a gearcase, is there anything else that could prevent the gearcase shaft from free movement and do I need any else besides the spanner wrench to ease in the gearbox replacement?

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Gregory, The gearcase shaft should rotate with no issue and if it is not then this would most likely be an issue with the gearcase.

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Wendee, You will want to make sure that everything is tight and that the suspension rods are in place properly and that the unit is level.

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