This part is between the front and rear outer tubs.
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This part fixes the following symptoms:
Leaking
This part works with the following products:
Washer, Washer Dryer Combo.
This part works with the following products:
Frigidaire, Kenmore, Gibson, Crosley.
Part# 134146100 replaces these:
AP3212518, 936915, 131275900
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Richard M - January 15, 2019
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Worked out great!
Washer buttoned up and working A-1. Part was delivered on time and in perfect condition. Every went super well. Two insignificant nits though : there was a slight difference between my machine and the tear down video (No retainer wire on the door gasket, but dabs of glue) — you may want to mention that if you ever revise the voice-over, and the O'ring/gasket was about 1/2 inch too long (I simply cut it and sealed the joint with silicone). Thanks! Plus, it's good to know parts come from Canada. I already recommended you guys to 2 person since.
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Spider was corroded and broke from being weakened by the corrosion
Removed the entire front cover of the washing machine and dicoonected the springs that support the tub. Left the tub down and disconnected the struts and unhooked all the wiring and pulled complete tub out of machine. Removed all the bolts around the tub shell and split the tub shell. Remover the motor from the sheel to make it lighter to work on, removed the pulley on the drum shaft and pulled the drum out of the shell. Found that the cast alluminum spider was weakened by corrosion and this caused the spider to break. The spider itself should be able to be purchased seperately because the stainless steel drum was okay and could have been reused. The biggets problem I had was getting the tub back in the washing machine and getting it suspended by the springs again. I used a 6 x6 block and a 2 x 6 board to lift the tub up in the air to get the tub springs hooked back up. This took 2 people to accomplished. After the tub was suspended on the springs the rest was easy.
Stainless tub in front loader broke 2 out of 3 spider arms
Removed entire tub assembly, replaced bearings and seal in rear outer tub assembly, had spider arms welded by aluminum welder. alot of work ,saved 150.00 on parts by replacing bearings, savings untold hundreds by doing it myself instead of replare man.. BIG JOB. But just plug away and it goes rather smoothly.
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Anthony
November 26, 2017
I have water leaking when doing the wash and water is leaking from behind the front and rear tub. Is that the o ring/gasket or can it be coming from the door gasket. Please give me an idea. I really appreciate it.
For model number 417.44102300
Hi Anthony, Thank you for the question. It sounds more like the O-Ring/Gasket if it is coming from the front and rear of the tub. Only way to know for sure would be to take the drum apart to check the gasket. Hope this helps!
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Jerry
January 2, 2019
The washing machine makes a grinding noise when it is spinning and the drum (basket) shakes when you move it back and forth. It sounds like a bearing or something is bad. What would your guess be?
For model number FTF530FS0
Hello Jerry, Thank you for the question. This does sound like a Bearing issue. The bearing is only sold as part of the Rear Outer Tub Assembly, PartSelect Number PS418071. The seal and bearing are included and are not sold separately. Thank you for your inquiry, good luck with this repair!
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