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Customer Questions and Answers for Pump And Drive Belt Kit by Whirlpool

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Part Number: OEM12033546
Manufacturer Part Number: 12112425

The Pump and Drive Belt Kit is an OEM replacement part for Whirlpool washing machines. The Pump and drive belt kit is responsible for helping to drain water from the washer drum during the wash cycle. The pump and drive belt kit works by powering the washer's pump to remove water from the drum and out of the washer. The drive belt provides the power to turn the pump, while the pump helps to drain the water. The kit includes 1 pump belt and 1 drive belt.

This part fixes the following symptoms:

  • Standing water in the washer drum
  • Ineffective or non-existent water drainage
  • Potential water damage or flooding caused by a faulty pump or drive belt

Causes of needing to replace the pump and drive belt kit include normal wear and tear over extended use, exposure to debris or foreign objects, or physical damage from impact or mishandling.

This OEM Whirlpool part is also compatible with Maytag, KitchenAid, Jenn-Air, Amana, Magic Chef, Admiral, Norge, Roper, and Kenmore washer models. 

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For Whirlpool Pump And Drive Belt Kit (Part Number: OEM12033546)

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Hello Darrell. Sorry, they do not list the dimensions of the belts. The parts needed 251023 and 251021 has been permanently discontinued by the manufacturer and we don't know of any source or replacement for the part.

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Hello Bill, You will need to order belt kit 12112425 for the two belts but this will not correct the problem. You will probably need to install kits 6-2095720 and 6-2040130 to correct a seizing spin bearing issue.

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JoeJoe, No, not the belts. the problem would be electrical, not mechanical. Check the lid switch and lid, Make sure the lid and switch make constant contact during the cycle. then check the pressure switch and air tube, make sure there aren't any loose connections or wires, and the tube isn't twisted or kinked. Then repalce the timer of all checks are OK.

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Hello Mike. The brake would have the transmission stopped in the unit. You will need to turn the belt and see if it turns properly. If not, then you will need to order and replace the transmission on the unit.

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Tim for Model Number Maytag LAT9205AAE

My mother-in laws Maytag washer (LAT9205AAE) quit spinning yesterday. It does everything else, agitates, fills, drains, etc just fine. No noises or smells or smoke prior to the problem occurring. The belts are not slipping and appear to be the right tension. The motor does switch direction from agitate to spin cycles. The transmission pulley turns in both directions easily but does not turn the tub. It does turn the agitator. When I try to turn the tub from above (from inside the tub) using my hands it moves with difficulty (like the brakes are on) though smoothly in both directions without any grating or noises. When turning the tub from above I notice the transmission moves as the tube moves. Just guessing the transmission is not supposed to move when the tub turns on spin! Does this sound like the transmission or the tub bearing or something else? Thanks

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Hello Tim, When the unit goes into spin, the entire transmission and the spin basket should turn. If the pulley spins but htre transmission is not, there is an issue inside the transmission assembly 6-2097750.

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Hello Tom. It should be harder to turn because your releasing the brake on the unit. If it is too hard to turn, then either the transmission or the bearing 6-2040130 & 6-2095720 may be bad in the unit. You will need to check both of those.

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Freda, With the noise and the agitator barely moving, the transmission of the unit would be the issue. The part number for the transmission is 6-2097750.

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Hello Jack, This sounds like the spin bearing 6-2095720, 6-2040130, may be seizing. If the problem increases the more you run the unit and it produces a loud roaring sound, this will be the issue. If not, you should check the drain pump WP6-2022030 for the possibility of the pump belt making the burning odor should debris be inside the pump.

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