David Aaron November 25, 2021 for Model Number 7MMMS0140VW0 Hi there, I suspected problems with transmission, because stop running the dry process, I mean, to spin fast, and found oil in the floor below washer. I took transmission out and found the oil was coming out of the cover, from the shaft hole in the transmission, so I understood I needed to change the transmission cover seal, however, when I took the cover out, found lot of water inside transmission mixed with the oil,...., how the water got there?, this means there is also another leak of water that caused the water to run towards the transmission ? Please let me know which other seal part number could have been the source of water that went into the transmission ?. Thank you very much.
1 Answer David, This unit has seals at the top of the transmission that would have gone bad and you would just need to replace the transmission for the issues that you are having. Read More...
Ron H December 03, 2020 for Model Number 110.92580100 The part description in the picture (AP6013521) shows the seal to be about an inch high. The part I received (WP8577376) is only about 9/16" high, and will be recessed down in the tub shaft assembly if I go ahead and install it down to the seal stop. Was the part I received in the WP8577376 package the right part? Thanks.
1 Answer Ron H, Thanks for the question!!! The part you received is correct. It has been changed by the manufacturer and will not cause harm or have any adverse effects on the machine. Read More...
Charles May 31, 2017 I have access to the old seal from the top after removing the inner basket and drive nut. Is the old seal removed simply by pulling it up and sliding it along the drive shaft? It is very tight and the top of of the seal is degraded and torn? How is it actually pulled up and off? Thanks.
1 Answer Hello Charles. You must remove the shaft from the tub to remove the seal. It presses out. Read More...
Todd January 02, 2016 for Model Number 11082980120 The part illustration shows two tub seals on top of each other (8577376). Are two required, or does the part contain two pieces?
1 Answer Todd, For the tub seal you would only need to get part number WP8577376. If you wanted the bearing and seal kit then it would be part number 285203. Read More...
Boby October 08, 2015 for Model Number 3RLSQ8033SWI Is there a video guide available for replacement part number 8577376 ( Seal, CENTREPOST) ?
1 Answer Hello Boby. We are working on adding new videos daily but we do not have one for this part at this time. Read More...
Rockinrobin April 20, 2015 for Model Number 110.26742500 Washer is leaking a lot of water during fill cycle. Therefore, I need to know if this item is the Tub Seal?
1 Answer Rockinrobin, It is quite likely that the center post seal in the unit could be leaking, if the water is coming from the center of the tub. You will also want to check hoses and hose connection points to make sure that they are not damaged or leaking. Read More...
Jimmy December 20, 2014 for Model Number LSR7233DZ1 Do I need special tool to remove the old seal and press in the new seal (8577376)? Or am I better off replacing the entire tub support 280184?
1 Answer Hello Jimmy, This part WP8577376 does not require any special tools to remove or install. Read More...
Albey2k January 19, 2014 for Model Number KAWE570BWH0 Is there a video replacement guide available for this part?
1 Answer Hello Albey2k. At this time, we do not have a video. We are working daily at adding new videos to the site. Thanks. Read More...
Lrbruce August 22, 2013 for Model Number 11024852300 How do you remove the old seal to replace it with the new one?
1 Answer Hello LRBruce. Once you access the old seal, you will pull it out and press the new seal WP8577376 into place on the unit. Read More...
W Reed November 01, 2011 for Model Number 110.83082110 What type of oil or grease is used in the gear case for this model?
1 Answer Hello W. Reed. 6-0560800 is the part number for transmission lubricant. Hope this helps. Read More...