Don January 26, 2015 for Model Number SAV205DAWW Does the motor have to be removed in order to replace the pump?
1 Answer Hello Bob. Loosen hose clamps and remove hoses from pump assembly. Unhook idler spring from clip on front of the motor mounting bracket. Reach in and around left side of motor and remove belt off large drive pulley. Disconnect wire harness from motor switch by pressing down on locking tab on top of connection block and at the same time, pull connection block away from motor switch. Remove bolts securing motor and mounting bracket to lower outer tub flange and to weldment assembly. Remove motor. Remove screws securing pump assembly to motor. Remove and replace the belt. Read More...
Tony February 06, 2014 for Model Number S68PXMDM-1088 My washer wasn't draining the water during/after the spin cycle. I took the hoses off and found a piece of clothing stuck in the drain pump. I removed the clothing and ran a small load through the machine to see if the issue was fixed. It's still not draining the water and seems to smell like burnt rubber during the cycle. Any suggestions on what my next step is/should be???
1 Answer Hello Tony. You need to check the pump and see if it is bad and needs to be replaced. The model number you provided is not a good model number. Read More...
Jerry February 06, 2014 for Model Number lwa50al I am trying to change the belt. I cannot get the pump off. 3 screws out and loosened 2 set screws on shaft. Pulled hard but it will not come off.
1 Answer Hello Jerry, The pump has leaked a bit and the motor shaft has rusted. This swells the shaft and makes it hard to remove. You will probably have to break the pump carefully from the motor so you don't damage the motor. When you get it off, use sandpaper to make the shaft easy to slide into the new pump assembly. Before installing the new pump onto the motor shaft, apply grease or petroleum jelly to the mootr shaft to prevent the issue from occurring again. Read More...
Jerry February 02, 2014 for Model Number SAV505DAWW How do I install my new water prump on this washer?
1 Answer Hello Jerry. To install the pump 27001233 you will need to remove the front panel on the unit. Next remove the belt from the unit. Once the belt is removed, you will remove the motor and pump assembly from the unit. Then remove the screws securing the pump to the motor. Now replace the pump on the unit. Make sure the belt is positioned the same way on the new pump as it was on the old pump. Read More...
Bruce K November 06, 2013 for Model Number SAV365ZAWW What holds the pump to the motor? Is it a screw head or bolt head? Bolt head--what size socket? Thank you
1 Answer Hello Bruce. There are three torx head screws that will need to be removed to remove the pump. The pump can be tight and you may have to move it back and forth to work it off the shaft. Read More...
Joe October 10, 2013 My Amana washer got a piece of clothing In the water pump. I took the hoses off to see the piece of clothing. Can the clothing piece be pulled out or does the pump have to be removed and replaced?
1 Answer Hello Joe. Use needle nose pliers and see if you can pull it out. If not, replace the pump. Read More...
Chris October 01, 2013 for Model Number SAV365ZAWW My Maytag top load washer is very, very loud on spin cycle ...also slight leaking on spin cycle.
1 Answer Hello Chris. It sounds like the bearings are bad and will need to be replaced on the unit. Read More...
Guillermo September 02, 2013 for Model Number amana LWG65AW I have to replace belt , but water pump is stuck do you have any spray than can help me , or any suggestions thanks.
1 Answer Hello Guillermo. If you removed the 3 screws securing the pump, and it will not come off, you will need to pry off the pump and replace the pump on the unit. Read More...
Linda July 13, 2013 for Model Number LW6501W2 How do you get the water pump to come off the motor so I can change the water pump? thx
1 Answer Hello Linda. You need to remove the motor from the unit. Turn it over and there is 3 screws you will remove that is securing the pump to the motor. Once removed, you lift the pump off the motor shaft. Read More...