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Cross Groove Six Angle Head Screw – Part Number: 11301225000012
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Cross Groove Six Angle Head Screw
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Screw And Plain Washer – Part Number: 11301023000001
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Screw And Plain Washer
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Outer Tub Hole Cover – Part Number: 12138000001551
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Outer Tub Hole Cover
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Overflow Hose – Part Number: 12138000002887
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Overflow Hose
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Up Drain Hose Assembly – Part Number: 12138000009813
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Up Drain Hose Assembly
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Rear Cover – Part Number: 12138000039032
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Rear Cover
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Filtering Cover Assembly – Part Number: 12138000039044
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Filtering Cover Assembly
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Tub Bottom Base – Part Number: 12138000039045
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Tub Bottom Base
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Middle Hose – Part Number: 12638000000768
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Middle Hose
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Clip Spring – Part Number: 12900101000334
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Clip Spring
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Suspension Rod – Part Number: 12938000000185
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Suspension Rod
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Permanent Magnet Synchronous Pump – Part Number: 11001011000124
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Permanent Magnet Synchronous Pump
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Poor spin cycle on washer
1 person found this instruction helpful.
  • Walter from Gloucester City, NJ
  • Easy
  • 30 - 60 mins
  • Screw drivers, Socket set
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.
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