1 Answer Hello Dominic, if the manufacturer only lists it as an assembly, then that is the only way you can get it. Thanks! Read More...
Heidi January 01, 2013 for Model Number CAV2004AWW Replaced the timer. Hooked up the washer. Water would fill and the timer advances but now washer will not drain is the pump out or or do I have another issue.
1 Answer Hello Heidi, You would want to check your drain to make sure that the pump is not clogged up and that the pump spins freely. Also check to make sure that your drain is clear. If the drain pump does not spin freely then either something has gotten clogged in it or the bearings have gone out on the pump WP35-6780. Read More...
Suzy A December 01, 2012 for Model Number CAV2004AWW The pump was jammed on our Magic Chef top loading washer model # CAV2004AWW. We ordered and received replacement part 35-7680 from you (your part # ap4373022). Compared to the original pump, it's missing a round, black, flat metal plate (maybe for mounting) that fits between the silver round piece that holds the drive belt and the white molded plastic piece. The old black metal plate looks in fine condition but we are unable to remove it. Even if we could, we are unable to remove the silver metal plate on the new part that attaches onto the white molded piece. Is your part OEM (original equipment)? What's the purpose of the black metal plate? And should we just mount the new part without the black plate?
1 Answer Hello Suzy, The part that was shipped is a OEM part for your unit. They stopped putting the mounting plate on the new pump motors because it is not a necessary part. Read More...
Kathy C October 19, 2012 for Model Number MAV6548AWQ My Maytag Washer purchased in 2003. The pump went out. The store replaced the pump- manufacture # 35-6780. It makes a LOUD noise in all cycles. They came out again & replaced the pump a 2nd time. The noise remains! Have they had problems or recalls on this Pump # 35-6780? The pumps were replaced within 15 days of each other this month-Oct. 2012. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
1 Answer Kathy, At this time we are not aware of any recalls, or abnormally noisy drain pumps WP35-6780 on Maytag washer products. You'd be surprised at how much noise a paper clip, hair pin or a stick pin or any foreign object will make once it gets into a drain pump. You may also want to check the condition of the drive belt WP22003483, and make sure the motor assembly moves freely on the slide plate. Read More...
Brian September 08, 2012 for Model Number mav7600aww Washer is leaking but when I take the front panel off I can't find the water, what could be making it leak?
1 Answer Hi Brian. Look at the back with a flashlight and mirror at the hoses and at the house water valve connection. It could be leaking from there and coming out the front of the washer. If The pressure switch is defective or the tubing going to it is blocked, then remove it from the pressure switch and blow back into towards the tub. If you blew out a restriction, then it may cause the pressure switch not to shut off on a proper fill and overfilled the unit. You need to run the unit with the front cover off and lift the corrugated drain hoses to find the pinhole leak. Or if the pump part # WP35-6780 is leaking. Look up into the bottom of the tub to see if the tub seal is leaking. Good luck. Thank You. Read More...
Maria August 06, 2012 for Model Number MAV7580EWW About a month ago, I replaced the drive belt on my washer because it was worn and now the drain pump appears to have given out. The drain pump was making a high pitch squeal noise. My question is, did I install the drive belt incorrectly to cause the drain pump to fail? What should I check for in installing the drive belt properly so that I don't ruin the new drain pump?
1 Answer Hello Maria. No, there is no way to install the drive belt wrong on this model. The "v" goes into the grove and the belt loops all three pulleys. Read More...
Raj June 14, 2012 for Model Number MAV4755AWW Can you please tell me how to remove the old pump and install the new pump?
1 Answer Hello Raj, The easiest way to access this pump is through the access panel in the back. Loosen one screw and remove the other three. Set the panel aside and reach inside and remove the hose clamps from both of the hoses to the pump. These are normally 5/16 inch hex head on the clamps. The three bolts securing it to the main base are 3/8 inch hex. The motor is on a spring loaded mount so you only have to flip the belt off. The pump will lift out now. After you put the new pump in and connect the hoses, don't forget to reinstall the belt before you try the machine. The belt will just "roll" onto the pulleys by rotating them. Read More...
Ian May 17, 2012 for Model Number - AAV7000AWW series 10 I purchased this part and now my washer is not spinning out completely. What else could be wrong?
1 Answer Hello Ian. It sounds like the thrust bearing 12002213 may be bad on the unit. Try turning it by hand and see if it releases the brake assembly properly. If not, replace the thrust bearing kit. Read More...
Mike P. May 03, 2012 for Model Number pav2300aww How do you remove wheel from shaft, is it press fit? Need to get to bearing sleeve if thats what binding it.
1 Answer Hello Mike. You can not remove the pulley. If the bearing is out, you will need to replace the pump WP35-6780 on the unit. Read More...
John April 19, 2012 for Model Number pavt444aww Will a bad water pump cause the machine to stop during the wash and spin cycle? I do know that the pump bearing is shot...
1 Answer Hello John. If the washer pump WP35-6780 is bad and is dragging the motor down and over heating the motor, it can cause the unit to stop. Hope this helps. Read More...