11022064102 Kenmore Washer - Instructions

Very easy --just put it onto the metal and it slipped right on.

Just followed the instructions i found online. Longest part was draining the water from the tub. After that it was as simple as removing three bolts, disconnecting the plugs and reinstalling the new motor.

I received the order quickly (although thought it could have been packaged in a much smaller box) and it took less than 10 mins to remove the old seal and replace with the new one. Only problem is the seal I ordered wasnt causing the problem ..lol so will be ordering again!!! Thank you!

Flipped Wash on the front. Removed bottom plate. Cut tie wraps holding wire harness for motor. removed three bolts holding motor. Unplugged motor and installed new one.

When the part arrived I was busy, so my wife opened it and replaced the part.

Note: Parts Select is unbelievably quick. I ordered the part on Saturday night, selected the cheapest shipping method, and received the part on Tuesday.

I layed the washer on it's front. Then I took the pump off, and then I took the bolts out and pulled the motor out and unplugged it's power card. On my washer the motor and pump were seperate. The new one piece is an upgrade.

Old seal just kept falling off due to age wear. Took old one off (kept falling off) and popped the new one right in place. Very easy. Thanks Parts Select

No problem - I've done this before. Pull the old one out (or wait for it to fall out) and pop the new one in. Very easy.

So Easy! Just slid old one off and sled new one on. This is the rubber seal that you touch when you open the lid. I was afraid I would get the wrong part but am so glad others left notes so I could tell this was the right one. And it definitely is worth the replacement cost.

Tipped the washer on it's back. Removed the three screws holding the bottom cover on. Undid the hoses from the pump to the tub. Checked for blockages. Found a hair/lint ball in the washer tub just inside of where the yellow hose hooks up. This would not allow the floating check ball to seat. Removed the blockage and the washer is working great now. No pump replacement needed.

Pulled off old seal. Snapped on new seal. Takes longer to type it than it did to do it.

So easy it's ridiculous, take the old one off, put the new one on! Can't say I love doing laundry, but I love my new washer lid seal! :)

Seal on the lid split. New seal easily replaced. It just snapped into place.

Turned off power and pulled power plug from the wall. Removed the two screws at the lint screen. Raised the top to by depressing the top spring clips. Removed the two 5/16" screws from front top. Removed wiring clips from front panel. Set the front aside while I removed the two broken panel clips. Installed the two new panel clips. reinstalled the front panel by placing the front panel above the sides. Opened the front panel door and supported the drum while allowing the front panel to slide down onto the new front panel clips. Reinstalled the wiring clip. reinstalled the two 5/16 screws. Turned the drum to ensure that the felt seals and drive belt weere installed properly. Lowered the top and reinstalled the two screws at lint screen. Reinstalled power plug and turned on power. No rattles or squeeks!!!

This Calypso Washer has been a good work horse over the 10+ years that we have had it. Raising 3 Sons that played hockey this washer has been used. Over the last year, clothes would get stuck between the outer wash plate and the inner basket assembly. Washer would occasionally trip due to excess vibration. Removal of the wash plate for inspection I found socks, underwear that had slipped between the seal and basket causing the imbalance issue. Ordered new Outer Wash Plate and U-Joint assembly from Part Select and they arrived a few days later as promised. Unplugged electrical power and removed water supply lines. Moved Washer out to open space for 360 degree access around Washer. Reviewed Washer Maintenance manual and followed disassembly instructions. Lock nut securing original U-Joint assembly was difficult to remove so it was soaked with WD-40 for 5 minutes. Once Lock Nut was removed, removed old U-Joint assembly. Spent the next 30 minutes cleaning Drive shaft, Basket, Ring Tub, Balance Ring, to insure a clean installation. Remember, The Balance Ring has fluid inside as per design. Once everything was clean, Applied a thin film of O-Ring Lube/Seal to O-Ring and installed new O-Ring, U-Joint assembly, and lock nut. Tightened Lock Nut as per instructions. Aligned leveler spline with shaft and installed. Applied a small amount of RTV on Inner Wash Plate Seal and mated with the Inner Wash Plate taking note of notch location. Install Inner Wash Plate over Leveler and ensure that it is fully seated. Install Outer Wash Plate carefully as to not damage the outer seal. Install Cap Screws (bolts) and torque as per installation instructions. Install Wash Plate Dome. Lightly press around the outside of the Outer Wash Plate to ensure that the U-Joint Assembly is working properly. Inspected Balance Ring and install. Clean / Inspect Tub Ring Seal and install Tub Ring. Since the Top of the Washer is exposed, this is a good time to wipe everything clean and check for any loose wires or connectors. Ensure that you re-install the water hose to the Tub Ring. Finish assembly as per Manual. Re-connect Water lines, Drain Line, and lastly plug Washer back in to the electrical outlet. Open Water Valves and check for leaks. Once complete, I ran a gentle load cycle with no clothes in the washer to ensure that Washer operated correctly with no unusual noise and no leaks. Then washed a normal load of towels and washed/listened to washer during the cycle. Washer performs almost like new.