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This threaded fastener secures critical components within your washer's mechanical system, typically found on the drive assembly or suspension. Replace when the nut is stripped, corroded, or loose, which can cause excessive vibration or mechanical failure.
Replaced the drive belt and the belt tensioner. It is a ten year old washer so the parts were really wore out. I watched a couple of videos on You Tube and that really made it a lot easier to do.You can see what needs to be removed and how it comes apart before you start working on it. Didn't take long to get it apart and took some patience to get it back together. Appliance Parts Pros is great to deal with, I had the parts in two days and the prices were good also. The local store I go to was... Read more
I figured it had to be the flume; changed the flume and hose, mounting screws Read more
Unplugged washer and removed front access panel; removed plug from motor. Removed 4 screws holding the motor/pump assembly in place and moved gently out of the way. Used small wrench to remove screws holding the brake pads and removed the pads (pads fit snug in the expandable pulley groove, but can be removed with patience). Lubricated the pads as stated in info sheet included and used small wedges inserted in the pulley to hold the pulley open enough to insert the pads (start with rearmost pad... Read more
With the help from the kit I ordered and helpful info from appliancepartspro.Com, it was a success and problem solved...thanks for the parts and your help. Sincerely Jason H. Read more