CLTW16M1AMG Midea Washer Dryer Combo - Overview

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Cross Groove Six Angle Head Screw – Part Number: 11301225000012
Cross Groove Six Angle Head Screw
PartSelect #: PS18152400
Manufacturer #: 11301225000012
  No Longer Available
Power Cord – Part Number: 17438100000586
Power Cord
PartSelect #: PS18188544
Manufacturer #: 17438100000586
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Outer Tub Hole Cover – Part Number: 12138000001551
Outer Tub Hole Cover
PartSelect #: PS18160801
Manufacturer #: 12138000001551
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Overflow Hose – Part Number: 12138000002887
Overflow Hose
PartSelect #: PS18160838
Manufacturer #: 12138000002887
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Rear Cover – Part Number: 12138000039032
Rear Cover
PartSelect #: PS18160998
Manufacturer #: 12138000039032
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Up Drain Hose Assembly – Part Number: 12138000009813
Up Drain Hose Assembly
PartSelect #: PS18160937
Manufacturer #: 12138000009813
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Filtering Cover Assembly – Part Number: 12138000039044
Filtering Cover Assembly
PartSelect #: PS18161006
Manufacturer #: 12138000039044
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Tub Bottom Base – Part Number: 12138000039045
Tub Bottom Base
PartSelect #: PS18161007
Manufacturer #: 12138000039045
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Middle Hose – Part Number: 12638000000768
Middle Hose
PartSelect #: PS18170571
Manufacturer #: 12638000000768
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Suspension Rod – Part Number: 12938000000185
Suspension Rod
PartSelect #: PS18172449
Manufacturer #: 12938000000185
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Faucet Adaptor – Part Number: 12938000000229
Faucet Adaptor
PartSelect #: PS18172450
Manufacturer #: 12938000000229
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Capacitor Assembly – Part Number: 17438000005002
Capacitor Assembly
PartSelect #: PS18188493
Manufacturer #: 17438000005002
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Poor spin cycle on washer
Laid washer on its side after disconnecting power and hoses. Removed access panels and loosened motor mounting bolts. Removed old drive belt and installed new one. Adjusted for tension and tightened motor. Reinstalled panels, hoses and power. Fired up, "works fine lasts long time" as the saying goes.
Parts Used:
V-Belt
  • Walter from Gloucester City, NJ
  • Difficulty Level:
    Easy
  • Total Repair Time:
    30 - 60 mins
  • Tools:
    Screw drivers, Socket set
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