Whirlpool WP21001915 Tub To Pump Hose OEM Part

My husband is a natural handyman, I call him Bob the Builder (don't tell him I told you that!). When our washer started leaking we started looking for a used one online, when that didn't work he figured he'd take it apart and see if he could find the problem himself. Well after doing some research online we replaced the drain pump, which in the long run was a good idea because ours wasn't in very good condition, but our washer still leaked. So after some more looking around he found a hole on the backside of the tub hose. We replaced that and our washer has been running great! We spent $40 on fixing our washer instead of $200+ on another used washer.

A simple repair. 1) took the back off the washer 2) with a pair of pliers released the clamp at both ends 3) removed and replaced hose 4) reinstalled clams 5) replaced back of washer

I ordered the snubber ring and fixed the dancing problem following the excellent youtube video you folks provide. I then had an issue with the machine not draining the water during the first spin cycle. It would drain if I put it into an extended or second spin cycle. I went back to your site and did a web chat with Kayla who walked me through different scenarios. finally, we decided to get the additional parts which were a cinch to install because I had either already checked them or uninstalled them during the initial problem. I was able to order the parts and upgrade the shipping (and got them in less than the 1.7 days projected) during the web chat. I had the new parts back in less than an hour and the machine has been running beautifully! I would not hesitate to order from you again and will recommend you to anyone I can.

Once I realized I could hear the electric motor turning but nothing else was moving I figured it was a broken drive belt. That was confirmed when I moved the washer and there was the belt on the floor. The longest part of the job was scooping the water out of the washer. Once the water level was low enough I could tilt the washer and install the new belt. It's taking longer to write this than it did to put the new belt on. I also replaced the old drain hose as it was needed as well. The hardest part of that job was taking the back panel off the washing machine. Great design to have that readily accessible.

Removed old hose and replaced with new. The fix took about 10 minutes after I drained all the water out of the tub.