Wax Motor

Followed the instructions I found inside the control panel after a repair man showed me where it was. He suggested I call and get the parts since his company said they were back ordered for 10 days. So I saved $250. 00.

First I removed the front door. Then I removed the front of the washer. The wax motor is in the center at the top. Remove the clip that holds it in place. Slide the motor to the left and remove.
However, this was not the problem. The true problem was a plugged inlet screen where the cold water hose is connected. This makes for a long fill time during the rinse cycle, and the machine stops. Clean both of the inlet screens (cold & hot) and the machine works perfectly!

I removed the cover above the washer and below the dryer (stackable washer and dryer). Removed the spring behind the wax motor and unhooked the wires. Then I pulled out the old wax motor and put the new one in.

opened door remove door with two screws at hinge. Remove two screw opposite door hinge. Pull front cover sides near the area of the top screws you just removed. Cover will pop loose and tilt forward remove from bottom clips. Remove two screws at the top in the front of machine that is behind the front cover that was just removed. Remove four screw in soap fill door. Lift top of machine this will expose the wax motor near door latch. Remove metal clip holding wax motor in place. move motor to left and push left side of wax motor this pop the right side out of clip. You can remove two wires from wax motor. Install wax motor. Reverse order to put machine back to together.