Tim September 18, 2015 for Model Number WTW4950XW2 I want to replace the bearings and tub seals. The washer is making a loud grinding noise and is leaking water underneath in the center above the gear case. Is there anything else that may need replacing to fix this washer. Please give me the part numbers to order all parts needed, thank you
1 Answer Tim, The part that you would need for your issue will be the gearcase assembly which is part number W11132267 Read More...
Don May 05, 2015 for Model Number maytag Bravos mvwx500xwo We noticed the other day water leaking out of are washer. Though maybe the pump was plugged so drain it and layed it back and took pump off and it was clean checked all the drain lines they were clean though maybe there was a blockage between inner tub and outer tub ,got the aggator off but couldn't get the inner tub off then saw theres a nut that holds the inner basket to motor shaft . will try and remove tonight but ran washer with the back off in automatic test mode and saw water leaking around were the motor shaft goes thru both tubs ..Thinking tub seal? Help Don
1 Answer Don, The most likely cause of the leaking would be the tub seal leaking. The part that you will need is W10324647. Read More...
J February 22, 2015 for Model Number WTW6600SW2 when installing the tub seal, does the spring side go in first( solid side faces up towards basket or the spring side last, solid face of the seal on the bearing
1 Answer j, Yes, "the spring side go in first(solid side faces up towards basket" . Make sure you lubricate everything according to the instructions. A small very thin coat of sealant around the outer edge of the tub seal will be helpful as well. Read More...
Chris January 13, 2015 for Model Number WTW4950XW2 My washer was dripping out the bottom, and when I disassembled my washing machine there was no tub seal. There was a rubber piece around the axle (part W10324649). Does this take the place of the tub seal, or am I actually missing a tub seal?
1 Answer Hello Chris. There is a tub seal W10324647 used in this model. It should be at the bottom of the outer tub shaft. Read More...
1 Answer James, There is only one bearing on this unit and the bearing is part of the gearcase for this unit. The part number for the gearcase is W11132267. Read More...
Wayne December 15, 2014 for Model Number Maytag centennial Washer I have the washer apart and the tub seal exposed ready to replace. How do I remove it from the shaft?
1 Answer Wayne, The tub seal just pushes into place. You would just push it out from inside the tub and let it drop out of the bottom and insert the new one from the bottom. Read More...
Sam October 17, 2014 for Model Number MVWX700XL1 Does this part cover the bearings? I have a leak and loud noise during spin cycle.
1 Answer Hello Sam. Yes, you will need to order W10324647 and W11132267 to repair the unit. Read More...
Charles August 25, 2014 for Model Number MVWX600XW0 I have a water leak from the bottom of my washer. It is slinging out from the transmission/motor. Pad underneath has some black too but I think that is just carried from the belt as it drips. It appears that the issue would be the tub seal, part AP4567772. Looks like everything has to be taken apart to get to it. I was wondering if any special tools or other parts are needed to make the repair. I see some indication a spanner wrench is needed but don't currently have one.
1 Answer Hello Charles, Spanner wrench TB123B is required for the dis-assembly and re-assembly of this unit. This is a complete teardown and the spanner wrench is the only specialty tool required. Read More...
Marvin July 05, 2013 for Model Number WTW5640XW0 Is this strictly a water seal or does it also seal for grease?
1 Answer Marvin, The tub seal is for the purpose of sealing the unit from leaking water. Read More...
Steve August 11, 2012 for Model Number MVWX600XWO Just put this new tub seal in my Bravos washer, fixed the leak, but NOW it's making a loud 'scraping' almost plasticky noise/grinding with each forward and reverse of the agitator. I left the motor and transmission intact, belt and all. Basically changed nothing. I took the belt guard off, and still same noise. What could this be? I also ran re-calibrating twice, but no effect. Thanks! Steve
1 Answer Steve, You're sure you didn't miss anything when you were putting the washer back together, espeially the impeller plate and spanner nut. We'll send you some information, so you can recheck for the proper clearences and tolerances. Thanks Read More...