Whirlpool WP3363892 Washer Drain Pump OEM Part

Took off cover, installed new parts.

Took the box off and then the pump. The whole thing took less than 1/2 hour.

Replaced water pump and rusted bottom retainer clip. Reinstalling the washer body is the hardest part of the repair. You will want the washer in position where you can get to both sides to make sure that the slot cut in the bottom line up with the rear notches. I had to persuade the front lip of the washer body so that it would slip under the frame and also line up in the rear. Other than that the video is spot on for repairing my model.

A simple search of how to replace pump took me to appliance parts pros website where I viewed a how to video and the rest was just as easy. Best of all I ordered the part at 3pm and it showed up 11:00 am the next day!!! by regular fed ex ground, WOW that was fast and the original equipment part was priced lower than any competitor.

After changing the motor coupler last week, the machine was leaking some. Did not think much of it, seems I cracked the pump housing when putting it back on. I took the road of, at least its working again, cant complain about a little water on the floor. Ended up frying both the motor switch and the capacitor from spraying off the cabinet and onto the switch. Could have just been the 70.00 pump, instead, a 200.00 bill for the three parts. Challenging part is rewiring that motor switch one at a time so you put them in the right place.