Awm371w2 Parts

This small strainer sits inside the washer's water inlet valve and screens out sand, rust, and sediment from the supply lines. Replacing a clogged or missing screen restores normal fill flow and helps protect the valve.

• Filters debris from incoming hot and cold water before it reaches the valve and tub
• Helps maintain consistent water flow during the fill cycle
• A clogged or damaged screen can cause slow fill, very long fill times, or no fill
• Common causes for replacement include mineral buildup or rust/sediment from supply lines

• Unplug the washer and turn off both water supplies
• Place a towel or shallow pan, relieve hose pressure, and disconnect the fill hoses from the inlet valve
• Carefully pull out the old screen (needle-nose pliers work well); press the new screen fully and evenly into the valve port
• Reconnect hoses, restore water and power, and check for leaks
• Tip: Many washers have separate hot and cold inlets—inspect both screens and replace as needed

This spline insert is the small splined bushing that fits onto a drive shaft to transfer rotational force between the motor/shaft and the driven part. It restores a secure, slip-free connection for proper appliance operation. What it does:

• Provides a keyed, splined interface between the drive shaft and the driven component to transfer torque
• Prevents slip or loss of drive that can cause the drum/agitator to stop turning
• Worn or damaged splines can cause grinding, slipping, or intermittent movement
• Restoring the insert can eliminate looseness and reduce related noise

• Disconnect power before servicing; follow all safety precautions
• Access and removal often require removing the relevant panel or assembly (drum/agitator area)
• Inspect mating shaft and surrounding components for wear and replace as needed
• Install with correct orientation and fully seat on the splined shaft; test operation after reassembly

This spring-style hose clamp secures flexible inlet and drain hoses to fittings to help prevent leaks and maintain a tight connection. It's a small replacement that restores reliable hose attachment and helps stop dripping or spraying. What it does:

• Compresses around a hose to hold it firmly on a barb or spud
• Common fix for loose or leaking inlet and drain hose connections
• Replaces corroded, bent, or fatigued clamps that no longer grip
• Works on flexible rubber or silicone appliance hoses sized for #20 clamps

• Disconnect power and turn off water supply before working on water hoses
• Use appropriate pliers or clamp tool to spread the clamp for removal and installation
• Position clamp over the hose barb groove and release slowly to ensure even seating
• Inspect the hose and fitting; replace damaged hoses and reuse only clamps in good condition

Terminal extract tool.