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I bought the outer drum assembly. Fairly easy to change. Took about 2 1/2 hours to do. Hardest part was wrestling the drum assemblance in and out of the washer body. Read more
My father in law helped me and in about 2 hours we were able to take the machine apart far enough to get the gasket off. Putting the new gasket on wasn't bad; getting the clamp on was a challenge! Definitely a two person job!! The rests wasn't bad at all. My appliance guy said I wouldn't want to have to replace the gasket because the necessary tool alone was $80. It took some time and I needed a second set of hands for the clamps, but I was one pretty pleased mama when I was able to do this... Read more
Replaced the dispenser assembly, door gasket, and the bellows because there was mold in the first two. Replacing the bellows just seemed like a good idea since it attaches to the dispenser. The dispenser was super easy to replace. It required a Phillips #2 screw driver and a pair of pliers. 2 screws on the back of the machines top cover (the lower screw on each of the hinges), pull the top cover (slide it toward the rear about and inch and a half, and the lift the cover up and off) The... Read more
This balance weight counteracts the spinning motion of your washer drum to reduce vibration and noise during operation. It's typically a heavy concrete or metal block attached to the drum assembly. Replace it if your washer shakes violently, walks across the floor, or makes loud banging noises during the spin cycle.