Washer Pump Repair Direct Drive Washer Pump Repair

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  • čas přidán 13. 09. 2024

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  • @applianceassistant
    @applianceassistant  Před 12 lety

    The pump is definitely a strong possibility, it is the most common cause of leaks on this style of washer. The second most common is the rear tub spring rusting through the frame and allowing the tub to sit forward. When the washer fills with water some splashes down the back of the tub. Best to pull the cabinet off, jump the lid switch (use caution) run it and watch for where the leak is coming from. Good luck!

  • @j-ryredowl5018
    @j-ryredowl5018 Před 12 lety

    Very helpful, thanks for taking time to post this.

  • @tannerjossi5666
    @tannerjossi5666 Před 11 lety

    Thanks bud! great help, very in depth descriptions

  • @applianceassistant
    @applianceassistant  Před 12 lety

    I'm glad it helped!

  • @richipreudhomme9180
    @richipreudhomme9180 Před 2 lety

    what would cause the pump to drain the water while in spin cycle

  • @79tazman
    @79tazman Před 11 lety +1

    I have a apartment size washer it's a whirlpool top loader model lcr7244dq0 it kicks off sometime during the rinse cycle I am not sure if it's a switch or something I was wondering if you know what the issue might be and if you do it would be awesome thanks

  • @Ralecus
    @Ralecus Před 5 lety

    That's exactly what happened to mine, Child's sock, only it was not coming back out of the pump except as tattered shreds. We can purchase the pump locally, I just hope the motor didn't burn out.
    The motor did not burn out, it drained just fine after replacing the pump. I tried to clear it but that sock wasn't coming out.

  • @applianceassistant
    @applianceassistant  Před 11 lety

    Thanks!

  • @GmGarlo
    @GmGarlo Před 8 lety

    my pump is fused to the motor and you can see the rust where it connects to the motor shaft. there is about two ounces of water on the floor after every wash. does that mean my pump is done or do i just take of the pump and clean that area where the rust is?

  • @davidwidman1638
    @davidwidman1638 Před 10 lety

    This video is great. I got the bad pump off, but now I cannot get the new pump on. It will not go further than about a quarter inch no matter how hard I push. Any suggestions?
    Thanks

    • @applianceassistant
      @applianceassistant  Před 10 lety

      Is the motor shaft rusted? If the pump was leaking onto the motor shaft, it may be swollen with rust. If that's the case you may need to sand on it for a while to get back down to clean metal and its original size so the new pump will work... If it's not rusty, What is your washer model number? what is your new pump part number? And I will check for more clues.

    • @davidwidman1638
      @davidwidman1638 Před 10 lety

      applianceassistant Thanks for the quick reply. The pump was leaking onto the shaft and it is discolored. I have used a wire brush on it to get the rust off. So it looks clean. Should I go after it with a dremel?

    • @davidwidman1638
      @davidwidman1638 Před 10 lety

      David Widman Keep forgetting. It's kenmore series 60 washer. The part number for the pump matches the part number of the one I removed. It was very difficult to get the old one off, by the way.

    • @applianceassistant
      @applianceassistant  Před 10 lety

      If you think we are on to the track with the cause, then I would say yes. Rust it pretty amazing. Just be careful not to take too much, motors are expensive. Good luck!

    • @davidwidman1638
      @davidwidman1638 Před 10 lety

      applianceassistant OK, I'll be careful and test fit frequently. I'll get back alter with the result.
      Thanks a bunch.

  • @bobhaddock957
    @bobhaddock957 Před 11 lety

    maytag neptune TL...FAV6800AWW....need to know how to replace the outer tub (plastc) bearing and seal.........???

  • @applianceassistant
    @applianceassistant  Před 11 lety

    Unfortunately I don't have a lot of experience with that washer apart from replacing the clutch and tub sensor. Might be worth calling a repair person for... especially if you can get a good price on the tub through ebay or something like that. Sorry I could not be of more help. Good luck!

  • @applianceassistant
    @applianceassistant  Před 11 lety

    So when it stops is it full of water? ... first guess... lid switch part#285935 about 30.00 Sometimes they make partial contact and will work off and on... If you do end up needing one please buy through the links on my website I get a little commission : ) Or I can drop ship it to you. Thanks for the question!

  • @krmntuxedo
    @krmntuxedo Před 9 lety

    My washer don't take all water out(spin),.. so what I do is; put grill on top of machine and let drain all water from clothes, then takes the clothes to other washer to spin/drain all water out, and put dogs blankest in the water, and keep washing the washer with new clean water.!!!..(is a lot of work,..but I enjoy) wile some one fix my washer,..I being sending lots of washers to scrup just x the same razon,..now I 'm quessing if I can fix it this one?,.....Good help
    tanks

  • @johncasor9698
    @johncasor9698 Před 4 lety

    i am trying to learn how to work on washers here: at 4:23 i am to use pliers to hit a screwdriver to remove a stuck drain pump ok ???

    • @applianceassistant
      @applianceassistant  Před 4 lety

      It has worked for me, and one less tool I need to carry in my tool bag. This type of washer is going to be pretty rare these days. I’ve had a few that I had to chisel off one piece at a time if the pump was leaking and caused the motor shaft to swell with rust.

    • @johncasor9698
      @johncasor9698 Před 4 lety

      @@applianceassistant pretty rare,,,, really

    • @charlesyingst7963
      @charlesyingst7963 Před 4 lety

      ​@@johncasor9698 Really. Whirlpool stopped making them over 13 years ago,,,, on average they would last about 18-25 years so they are dwindling in numbers. compared with the new 6-10 year life span washers, these are rare.

  • @scottat15
    @scottat15 Před 12 lety

    Soooo helpful!!!!

  • @kickass8114
    @kickass8114 Před 10 lety

    why my washing machine watr is not stay-able?

    • @applianceassistant
      @applianceassistant  Před 10 lety

      Sorry for the delay. Not sure what you mean by not stable... can you be more specific? Also what is your model number

    • @kickass8114
      @kickass8114 Před 10 lety

      its alright sir ,,actually sir my washing machine does not keep water in machine it comes nd pass through the out going pipe without washing .when i start the machine it suppose to wash but it does not ,my machine model no is wa90fa,,and no more thing is water remains in machine when i make the pipe level high but water remains in machine but after washing water again does not go out coz of high pipe level thank u

    • @applianceassistant
      @applianceassistant  Před 10 lety

      The water going right out of the tub is probably due to the bottom of the drain hose being below the water level in the tub. It needs to be at least as high as the top of the washer. Apart from that it sounds like the drain pump may not be working to push the water out at the end of the cycle... I could not find your washer diagrams with that number... I'm guessing it's a Samsung?

    • @kickass8114
      @kickass8114 Před 10 lety

      no it is diamond drum

    • @kickass8114
      @kickass8114 Před 10 lety

      so wat should i do,,now ,,,sud i change the drain pump ? or i can repair ?

  • @royrahway2486
    @royrahway2486 Před 10 lety

    Thanks!