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Customer Questions and Answers for Washer Transmission by Whirlpool

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By: Whirlpool
Part Number: OEM13119912
Manufacturer Part Number: 6-2097750

Located beneath the washer tub, this gear assembly transfers power from the motor to create the agitation and spin cycles. Replace when clothes aren't getting clean, the washer won't spin, or you hear loud grinding or clicking noises during operation.

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Hi John. Most likely your fabric softner cup has old fabric softner. It will age and turn from blue to green, brown and then black. It will be all under the cap and leak under the agtitator. The cup replacement part # is 215733. Thank you.

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Hi Cathy. We will try our best to help. After removing the front panel, you can access the top. Unclip the top tub cover and use a flashlight to see if there are any wrinkled up clothes stuck in between your inner and outer tub.This will stop the tub. Then are your belts burning, and if so why? Remove your belts and spin the motor and pump. Is either one of them frozen? When you rotate the main pulley counterclockwise does the brake release and allow the tub to turn also. I hope this helps. Thank you.

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Hello, lean the machine back and remove the belt. Hand turn the pulley in the wash direction, one direction will make the entire tub spin and the other direction should turn the agitator. If it locks up instead of turning the agitator, you will need to replace the transmission 134737100. Thanks!

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Hello Brent. You will need to check the brake assembly and make sure it is releasing when the unit goes into spin. If not, you will need to replace the brake assembly WP6-2011900. Hope this helps.

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Urs, Sounds like you have a couple of problems, the squeak at the end of the cycle, indicates a bad/dry brake shoe lining, if the brake is extremely dry it could also be the cause of the squeak during the spin cycle.WP6-2011900 the other squeak in the spin cycle could be a set of bad tub bearing and seals 6-2040130 and 6-2095720 Good Luck

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Hello David! Check the clutch system and make sure that it is not loose. Make sure that the clog is positioned correctly. If these are good you will need to replace the transmission 6-2097750. Thanks.

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Polly for Model Number A9400

Good Morning, I hope this note finds you smiling! I have loved my Maytag washer and dryer for the past 19 years and now, like my 14 year old dog, I am aware it is thinking of leaving me. I had the dryer rebuilt several years ago and it is still performing great. BUT.. the washer is leaking oil (transmission?) and has been for quite a while now. The oil is yellow in color and is primarily on the right underside. Paying for a "pro" to repair wouldn't be a wise move considering the age of the machine and I am thinking of trying to do the repair myself. Depending on if this is actually the problem, do you think it is a very smart move. Our local merchant who we have been dependent on for over twenty years now charges a "trip" fee along with the house call so just to find out what the problem is would be about 75.00. Then would be the time and materials. I love my washer, don't need all the bells and stuff on the new models and am a bit shy on funds at this time of year!! Any help would be appreciated. Thanks

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Polly. Good News, it's not likely the transmission leaking oil. That lubricant, is a very dark, sticky, and smelly. You likely have residual tub bearing oil running down the inside of the cabinet. It usually doesn't take 14 years to become visible. You can remove the front panel and wash the residual oil off the interior of the cabinet. Lean the machine back and wash the dripping oil off the lip of the outer cabinet rolled edge. Just be very careful around the sharp edges and screws. You'll be fine, Good Luck and Thanks

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Hello Nancy. It sounds like the tub bearing may be bad. You will need to check and see where the water is coming from. If it's from the bottom of the tub where the shaft enters the tub, then the bearing is bad. Hope this helps.

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Hello Pat! You should not have to replace the brake/clutch when replacing the transmission 6-2097750 unless it has become defective. Thanks!

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