It's 2024 and thank you for this video! I love my old school Kenmore washer and used this video to help me do a complete transmission and clutch replacement. It got a new timer about a year ago so I figured I was committed. I'll be back to drop another comment in 20 years!
Thank you for the video. I could just kiss you. My husband and I purchased the part and installed it this morning. I did one load and the problem appears fixed. It is such a relief. The old clutch didn't appear to be broken but was covered in black debris. Again, thank you so much. You saved me $100s of dollars.
Steve, Thank you very much for your excellent video. I really appreciate you all taking the time to share your expertise. I think we owe it to the people who made these machines to keep them going as long as possible. Your perfectly presented step by step instructions made me look "awesome" to my wife. Thank you very much! Best wishes to you all. Time Browser
Great video! I just did this repair and it was a cakewalk. I just disconnected the pump and left the motor attached to the gearbox. It slid out easily and wasn't too heavy all as one unit. Doing it this way allowed me to leave the cover and everything on, other than the agitator of course.
Also my first washer. It was a little difficult and I would recommend def watching out for the sharp edges first time. So glad for these instructions though.
Great video - thank you for the detailed walk-through, as well as the excellent video production. This is definitely among the top 1% of the DIY videos I've reviewed for appliance repair.
Just used this video to repair our washing machine. Great video! Definitely a Life Saver. Especially considering a repair service wanted to charge me about $580 for the repairs!!! 😠😠. Clutch cost me $50 and some of my spare time. Thanks again! 👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽
Great video! I changed the coupling on my Whirlpool washer without any problem. The motor was running but the agitator was not running. I followed your very detailed video and wow! the washer is running better than before. Thanks a million.
This is the best video I have found on the replacement of a clutch. Just a realization: returning the Retaining Clip is not as easy as shown on the video. Also, I broke my D clip. Besides that, we are happy with the repaired washing machine. We should repair things than throw them away Thank you from the Philippines.
Thanks! Almost bought new washer (no agitator, though), but after brief research and a couple of hours of replacing and cleaning, my old washer looks and works like new.
I'm not the one with that problem but I like this response here because it's given me the idea to take my wet/dry vac and clean the assembly of any debri that might be there. A clean rag might do the job even better.
I guess Im asking the wrong place but does someone know a tool to get back into an instagram account?? I somehow forgot the password. I would appreciate any tricks you can offer me.
@Morgan Colton Thanks so much for your reply. I got to the site through google and Im trying it out now. I see it takes quite some time so I will get back to you later when my account password hopefully is recovered.
Appreciate the video but I would edit @ 11:19 the placement of the brake cam and/or the configuration of the cam is important for inserting the clutch, also need to mention the clutch spring needs to be moved so it won't hit the brake cam. Also, in the case of an older and more used washer a rubber mallet will be useful to hammer the clutch assembly in order for the three bolt mounting holes to line up with the mounting points on the clutch base to re-install the screws.
@partselect oh the repair went smooth, i was like wow everything worked first try, and man you should see the difference on how fast the washer picks up on speed, its like a brand new washer.
Thank you so much for your helpful videos! I took my washer apart and put it back together no problem with these easy to follow instructions. I replaced the motor coupler but used this video as a tutorial first. Its good as new and I feel great doing it myself
Great video, was very easy to follow. The clutch springs I got were light blue and dark blue and the one in the machine was between the two! Instructions said blue or black! I went with the light blue because it looked like a heavier spring for my large capacity machine. Running the machine now and all seems good except a very strange squeak while agitating.
Steve, you're awesome. Thanks so much. A little hard water wear cleaned a new clutch part, agitator kit and coupling and I am back up in little time and lots less spent. :) cheers ! Happy
Good video. I think the clutch is whats wrong with mine. it's a Kenmore that looks like this one. It only washes on the Gentle cycle. Won't wash on the normal one. I watched a video similar to this one where the Tech did not remove the cabinet. I see by yours that it makes the job easier. I hope you have videos on Kenmore dishwashers too I have a problem with mine. Thanks again!
skid plate is out of adjustment your transmission is shot and or clutch pads are worn,or clutch pads need to be lightly sanded with emery cloth and and cluth pad spring needs to be stretched
Very grateful with all I have learned with you, Sr. My question is that my washer machine doesn't have the ring that you remove in minute 10:35. I have already change the Clutch assembly, shaft Direct Drive, washer motor coupling, water bomb, and many other little tings , but it still make a lot of noise between wash and spin. And I can't find the ring between the shaft and the clutch assembly. I think that's the problem, but , since I got my washer machine used, I really don't know what happened with it.
Excellent video. I just want to know if the cabinet itself can be disassembled without damaging it. I have a lot of rust between the top of the cabinet and the sides and front. I don't know why.
I ran into a problem that I never expected. There should be a video about this! The direct drive couplers in newer machines have steel shaft bushings. The older had plastic. I had a bad clutch and got to the coupler the half attached to the Transmission had a crack in the plastic. I tried to remove it. The bushing had seized to the Transmission. I used WD40 and soaked and pulled over a period of hours. The thing would not budge and all the plastic was destroyed up. I tried to pry it lose the seal in the transmission came out. In hindsight I should have drilled the bushing. I prefer the plastic couplers.
Thanks for the great video! My problem is, if left unattended my washer drains but fails to spin. However, if I hear it draining the water and then raise and relower the lid, I hear the drive engage and the spin cycle will actually start. To me, it sounds like some sort of clutch issue. For $20, it can't hurt to replace it on my 15 yr old washer. Thanks again!
I just finished replacing the clutch on my washing machine. Great video! It helped me do the job easily. One question I have is when I lifted the washer off its back and set it upright, there was the sound of a small metal object hitting tile. Lifting it back up I found a small gold color piece that looks very much like a common head nail, about 1.5 inches long, with a hold through the pointed tip that looks like something a cotter pin or retaining clip of some sort would go through to keep it in place. I set the washer on its back and looked all through it, but nothing seemed out of place. Any idea what this "nail" is for? Thanks again for a really great video!!
Its a Simpson eziset750, the tub turns clockwise so much then locks, and if I turn it anti clockwise it starts clicking.... while its washing, it agitates only in clockwise direction. If I hold the agitator and spin the tub it moves so far in each direction before locking(and no clicking). thanks for the quick response. Karl
Hi. Thanks for the video. After repairing my washer I found a part that fell out of the washer. I could not find out where it went until watching this video. At 6:41 you can see this part, a clear long cup that clips on to the frame. It is to the left of the transmission, right next to the empty hole along the edge. I am trying to figure out what this part it for.
Those are shipping pins used when shifting the washing machine after the washing machine is set up they disconnect the shipping pins from the tub and they fall into the little plastic cups they're not used for anything else you do not need them
Mines missing the e-ring. Not sure it it flew out when I was taking it apart a few days ago and I just don't remember or what could have happened to it. Can you run without it?
I posted on another great video of yours about the agitator not spinning with the drum during spin cycle. I thought maybe belt, only to find its a direct drive motor. I guess that helps narrow it down lol.. I took the washer agitator off completely to observe it during spin cycle and noticed that grooved shaft does not spin, tho the metal disc and plastic base does spin. Watching this video, it seems the next logical step would be to try this, do you think so? Thanks so much
Very comprehensive video, sir, and well done. My washer tub and agitator function normally, but I'm guessing the clutch is the source of initially loud, tapering-off screeching that occurs as the spin cycle spools up. Before I pull this thing apart, what do you think?
At 18:42 - Should you lubricate the spline shaft with waterproof grease before you reinstall the agitator? When I took mine off for this procedure.. it had some type of original greasy residue.
I have a whirlpool cabrio WTW6340WW0 Whirlpool Washer that vibrates really bad during low speed spin cycle. I have replaced the suspension rods, leveled the washer, pulled the drum, no noise coming from drum shaft or play from shaft, checked motor bolt for tightness .it seems like its missing more suspension parts on the bottom drum. any thoughts on what else I can check.
Hello I have a whirlpool estate washer, and i noticed that my clothes were still soaking wet when the washer has finished spinning. So I turned the washer back on to spin cycle and I can stop the tub from spinning with my hand very easily do I need a new clutch or a transmission? The model number for my whirlpool estate is tawx700jq1 any help would be a plus thank you for your time.
Need help... I did the clutch repair on a LSR7010pq1. The center shaft was corroded and would not come out. Took a lot of effort, hammering and time but I got it out. I removed the inner spin basket thinking it would help me get the shaft out. Wrong. The drive block is stuck in the basket and no amount of hammering with a 4lb mallet will set it free. Replaced clutch and reassembled without issue. The drive block was very difficult to tighten and get it to lock on the shaft. But I got it tight. Now when empty, Low spin is fine but in high spin it goes violently out of balance. I checked the suspension components and they are all in tact. The Spin basket remained attached to the shaft after several tests. Not sure what went wrong. I think it is related to the drive block or the basket. What confuses me is that it is fine on low spin. I am going to run it without the Spin basket to see what happens. Any Ideas what my problem is ?
Hi Karl, Can you provide your model number? Is it working properly other than the clicking noise, or is it presenting other symptoms as well? Thanks a lot!
Change the coupling because it was broken And I checked the clutch And it was hard to move I suppose that's good. What else could cause The rinse cycle Not to spin.? Transmission?
I just did this and the washer is working great now but there’s a horrible burning smell that wasn’t there before. Anyone have suggestions? I know this is an old video.
I have a large clunking sound the moment the washer starts, is this the clutch? When the washer comes to a halt it was also making a thunking sound. The sound only happens for 1/2 a second or so. The machine works fine otherwise.
great video !! my washer goes out of balance when spin cycle starts, however the tub seems to be in balance but the motor is moving around. Any sggestions?
Our washer when it gets to the spin cycle won't spin however you can open and then close the lid and it will spin just fine. It does this everytime now. Does it sound like my clutch assembly or something else?
changed my coupler,no problem,but it lost oil while tipped for a day,now it stinks up the place! no further leaking seen,but bad odor.is it oil or the coupler settling in? this seemed such an easy fix, but now theres a slight water leak at the pump too!any advice about that oil spill?
great video but at 13:00 you can see it real good at bottom left on the stand what is the plastic tube with what looks like pins in it what is that and what the for any help very much appreciated
HELP!! Everything works but the spin cycle. I replaced the clutch. However, the drum only spins on the spin cycle when I have the washer laying on its side . When I stand it back in the up properly, it does NOT spin anymore. Why is this?
My washer Whirlpool Washer LSR6332KQ0 agitates but will not spin. I also smell a faint burning rubber smell when it tries. I can prop the lid open and spin it by hand, which after going fast enough performs a normal spin cycle. My question is: what part of the clutch broke? Do I need a whole new clutch or just the clutch band?
I have a whirlpool ultimate care II and it will aggitate but not spin on occasion. When this occurs, I manually rotate the basin clockwise maybe 1/4 a turn. It becomes very tight to turn and it typically makes a click then it will spin. What part needs to be fixed? Thank you!
what would be the symptom that would lead me to believe I need a new clutch assembly? It bangs when it stops or starts a different cycle. I thought that is what I needed. thats why Iam here on this site. I just exchanged the lid switch and pump cuz it wouldnt drain. But it still bangs and not in a good way. LOL advice? Good video BTW.
This great video has helped tremendously in disassembly. I have a Sears Kenmore Ultra Fabric Care IV washing machine model no. 110.92593220. Water for wash runs fine, but agitation and spin cycles make a constant grinding noise although there is no visible tub/basket motion during agitation and spin. The coupling is not broken, and I am not sure if the motor, clutch, or gear case/transmission is the issue. Any suggestions?
how can you diagnose whether its the clutch or transmission that is broken? My washer is making a loud buzzing sound and nothing is spinning or moving.
Stuck on the bolt retaining the agitator. My washer has a carbon steel bolt which rusted and ruined the head. The socket would not grab. Trying to extract the bolt. May have to destroy the agitator.
I have the exact same issue as dcanimaltube above-- raising/lowering the lid causes the spin cycle to engage- otherwise it continues the cycle without spinning, though the water is dispensed correctly (resulting in wet clothes). Is that definitely a clutch issue?
12 years later and this video helped me fix my washing machine that had stopped spinning
It's 2024 and thank you for this video! I love my old school Kenmore washer and used this video to help me do a complete transmission and clutch replacement. It got a new timer about a year ago so I figured I was committed. I'll be back to drop another comment in 20 years!
Thank you for the video. I could just kiss you. My husband and I purchased the part and installed it this morning. I did one load and the problem appears fixed. It is such a relief. The old clutch didn't appear to be broken but was covered in black debris. Again, thank you so much. You saved me $100s of dollars.
I REPLACED THE COUPLER and Cleaned up the Clutch and now it works perfect as new.
Your video is very descriptive and helpful. Many Thanks.
I love this guy.... he so calmly fixes everything. Has saved me so much money!
Still saving husband's weekends 9 years later. Well done! Made job this simple and fast to complete.
Bravo! The only video that shows the alignment of the 1/2" metal stop clip before inserting the agitator.
Steve, Thank you very much for your excellent video. I really appreciate you all taking the time to share your expertise. I think we owe it to the people who made these machines to keep them going as long as possible. Your perfectly presented step by step instructions made me look "awesome" to my wife. Thank you very much! Best wishes to you all.
Time Browser
Great video! I just did this repair and it was a cakewalk. I just disconnected the pump and left the motor attached to the gearbox. It slid out easily and wasn't too heavy all as one unit. Doing it this way allowed me to leave the cover and everything on, other than the agitator of course.
Every time I lay down the machine the pins fall out and it's never fixable
Never thought I'd ever repair my own washing machine, but I did, thanks to your teachings I did it! Yay! lol :o)
Also my first washer. It was a little difficult and I would recommend def watching out for the sharp edges first time. So glad for these instructions though.
Great video step by step. Fixed my problem and I've never worked on a washer before. I appreciate the help.
Thank You!!!! You are WONDERFUL!!!! The sound on my computer doesn't work but I could still follow. Can't thank you enough!!
Great video - thank you for the detailed walk-through, as well as the excellent video production. This is definitely among the top 1% of the DIY videos I've reviewed for appliance repair.
I like how you really took your time to explain and show the parts you were taking off and replacing !!
Just used this video to repair our washing machine. Great video! Definitely a Life Saver. Especially considering a repair service wanted to charge me about $580 for the repairs!!! 😠😠. Clutch cost me $50 and some of my spare time. Thanks again! 👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽
Great video! I changed the coupling on my Whirlpool washer without any problem. The motor was running but the agitator was not running. I followed your very detailed video and wow! the washer is running better than before. Thanks a million.
Thanks I did this and changed the clutch by watching your videos and boom my washer is back in action!!! Thanks.
Very good! Probably saved me having to buy a new washer. This Inglis Liberator is going on 40 years and still going strong. :)
Nice tutorial. The clutch was the problem. The washer spins again. Getting the cabinet back on ended up being the most frustrating aspect! Thanks
This is the best video I have found on the replacement of a clutch. Just a realization: returning the Retaining Clip is not as easy as shown on the video. Also, I broke my D clip. Besides that, we are happy with the repaired washing machine. We should repair things than throw them away Thank you from the Philippines.
Thanks! Almost bought new washer (no agitator, though), but after brief research and a couple of hours of replacing and cleaning, my old washer looks and works like new.
I'm not the one with that problem but I like this response here because it's given me the idea to take my wet/dry vac and clean the assembly of any debri that might be there. A clean rag might do the job even better.
Sir, you are a lifesaver! Thx so much for taking the time to post this in a step by step fashion for the 'unhandy' among us👌🤓
Steve is the God of Appliance Repair
All Hail Steve
Thank you so much for posting this Steve! I replaced my clutch and now my machine drains properly!
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I somehow forgot the password. I would appreciate any tricks you can offer me.
@Legend Mitchell Instablaster =)
@Morgan Colton Thanks so much for your reply. I got to the site through google and Im trying it out now.
I see it takes quite some time so I will get back to you later when my account password hopefully is recovered.
@Morgan Colton It worked and I actually got access to my account again. I am so happy!
Thanks so much you saved my account !
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Thanks for the help! Fantastic video. I could’ve figured it out without this video but it would’ve taken 10 times longer. Thank you!
Appreciate the video but I would edit @ 11:19 the placement of the brake cam and/or the configuration of the cam is important for inserting the clutch, also need to mention the clutch spring needs to be moved so it won't hit the brake cam. Also, in the case of an older and more used washer a rubber mallet will be useful to hammer the clutch assembly in order for the three bolt mounting holes to line up with the mounting points on the clutch base to re-install the screws.
@partselect oh the repair went smooth, i was like wow everything worked first try, and man you should see the difference on how fast the washer picks up on speed, its like a brand new washer.
THIS WAS VERY HELPFUL , REFRESH MY MEMORY ON WASHERS , THANKS
I WILL RECOMMEND THIS VIDEO TO EVERYONE , THANKS STEVE ,
Thank you so much. Due to your excellent instructions, I was able to fix my dryer.
Great instructions, though I didn't have to take the cabinet off... But this still helped me fix my washer, thanks!
excelente video,muy bien explicado paso a paso,lo felicito profesor.saludos desde Caracas,Venezuela.
Thank you so much for your helpful videos! I took my washer apart and put it back together no problem with these easy to follow instructions. I replaced the motor coupler but used this video as a tutorial first. Its good as new and I feel great doing it myself
this has been about the best instructional video on how to do this, thanks
Great video, was very easy to follow. The clutch springs I got were light blue and dark blue and the one in the machine was between the two! Instructions said blue or black! I went with the light blue because it looked like a heavier spring for my large capacity machine. Running the machine now and all seems good except a very strange squeak while agitating.
Thanks. My problem was the drain pump, but this video helped me disassemble and find the problem.
I liked the trouble shooting in the description, that's exactly what mine is doing. Thanks for the great video.
The best "how-to" I've used on UA-cam. I could have done it without it, but would have taken me 4 times longer. Thanks!
You're welcome and thanks for the compliment!
Steve you make it look very easy and it is if we follow your instructions . Great video! Great teacher.
What a great instructor! Made for a smooth repair!
Thank you for helping me do this repair. The hardest part was just finding the part locally!
Steve, you're awesome. Thanks so much. A little hard water wear cleaned a new clutch part, agitator kit and coupling and I am back up in little time and lots less spent. :) cheers ! Happy
Good video. I think the clutch is whats wrong with mine. it's a Kenmore that looks like this one. It only washes on the Gentle cycle. Won't wash on the normal one. I watched a video similar to this one where the Tech did not remove the cabinet. I see by yours that it makes the job easier. I hope you have videos on Kenmore dishwashers too I have a problem with mine. Thanks again!
Great presentation and clear, easy to follow instructions. I'm learning so much from you.
The hardest part was getting the cabinet back on!! Also, the little bolt at the top of the shaft rusted badly, an hour of fightingto remove.
skid plate is out of adjustment your transmission is shot and or clutch pads are worn,or clutch pads need to be lightly sanded with emery cloth and and cluth pad spring needs to be stretched
Very grateful with all I have learned with you, Sr. My question is that my washer machine doesn't have the ring that you remove in minute 10:35. I have already change the Clutch assembly, shaft Direct Drive, washer motor coupling, water bomb, and many other little tings , but it still make a lot of noise between wash and spin. And I can't find the ring between the shaft and the clutch assembly. I think that's the problem, but , since I got my washer machine used, I really don't know what happened with it.
Thanks for the video . It was very helpful.
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Perfect video. Just followed along with you and it came out great. Thanks!
Excellent video. I just want to know if the cabinet itself can be disassembled without damaging it. I have a lot of rust between the top of the cabinet and the sides and front. I don't know why.
Excellent step by step instructions. Though I'm not sure why it was necessary to remove the cabinet. I think easier just to turn the washer over.
Fantastic Video Steve. Thank you!
steve great tutorial! is it possible to mention the symptoms of the problem to your tutorials?
I ran into a problem that I never expected. There should be a video about this! The direct drive couplers in newer machines have steel shaft bushings. The older had plastic. I had a bad clutch and got to the coupler the half attached to the Transmission had a crack in the plastic. I tried to remove it. The bushing had seized to the Transmission. I used WD40 and soaked and pulled over a period of hours. The thing would not budge and all the plastic was destroyed up. I tried to pry it lose the seal in the transmission came out. In hindsight I should have drilled the bushing. I prefer the plastic couplers.
Thank you for the tutorial.
Thanks for the great video! My problem is, if left unattended my washer drains but fails to spin. However, if I hear it draining the water and then raise and relower the lid, I hear the drive engage and the spin cycle will actually start. To me, it sounds like some sort of clutch issue. For $20, it can't hurt to replace it on my 15 yr old washer. Thanks again!
Thanks you back in business
Excellent tutorial ! Thanks
thanks for the video. Easy and professional procedure
Very well done. Thanks for the demonstration.
I just finished replacing the clutch on my washing machine. Great video! It helped me do the job easily. One question I have is when I lifted the washer off its back and set it upright, there was the sound of a small metal object hitting tile. Lifting it back up I found a small gold color piece that looks very much like a common head nail, about 1.5 inches long, with a hold through the pointed tip that looks like something a cotter pin or retaining clip of some sort would go through to keep it in place. I set the washer on its back and looked all through it, but nothing seemed out of place. Any idea what this "nail" is for? Thanks again for a really great video!!
Its a Simpson eziset750, the tub turns clockwise so much then locks, and if I turn it anti clockwise it starts clicking.... while its washing, it agitates only in clockwise direction. If I hold the agitator and spin the tub it moves so far in each direction before locking(and no clicking). thanks for the quick response. Karl
Great job explaining! Thanks
Mucho thanks for these helpful tutorials 😊
Guy knows his stuff.
Hi. Thanks for the video. After repairing my washer I found a part that fell out of the washer. I could not find out where it went until watching this video. At 6:41 you can see this part, a clear long cup that clips on to the frame. It is to the left of the transmission, right next to the empty hole along the edge. I am trying to figure out what this part it for.
I was wondering about these as well?
Those are shipping pins used when shifting the washing machine after the washing machine is set up they disconnect the shipping pins from the tub and they fall into the little plastic cups they're not used for anything else you do not need them
Thanks a lot I'm going to try my best
Mines missing the e-ring. Not sure it it flew out when I was taking it apart a few days ago and I just don't remember or what could have happened to it. Can you run without it?
I posted on another great video of yours about the agitator not spinning with the drum during spin cycle. I thought maybe belt, only to find its a direct drive motor. I guess that helps narrow it down lol.. I took the washer agitator off completely to observe it during spin cycle and noticed that grooved shaft does not spin, tho the metal disc and plastic base does spin. Watching this video, it seems the next logical step would be to try this, do you think so? Thanks so much
Very comprehensive video, sir, and well done. My washer tub and agitator function normally, but I'm guessing the clutch is the source of initially loud, tapering-off screeching that occurs as the spin cycle spools up. Before I pull this thing apart, what do you think?
At 18:42 - Should you lubricate the spline shaft with waterproof grease before you reinstall the agitator? When I took mine off for this procedure.. it had some type of original greasy residue.
I have a whirlpool cabrio WTW6340WW0 Whirlpool Washer that vibrates really bad during low speed spin cycle. I have replaced the suspension rods, leveled the washer, pulled the drum, no noise coming from drum shaft or play from shaft, checked motor bolt for tightness .it seems like its missing more suspension parts on the bottom drum. any thoughts on what else I can check.
Hello I have a whirlpool estate washer, and i noticed that my clothes were still soaking wet when the washer has finished spinning. So I turned the washer back on to spin cycle and I can stop the tub from spinning with my hand very easily do I need a new clutch or a transmission? The model number for my whirlpool estate is tawx700jq1 any help would be a plus thank you for your time.
Need help... I did the clutch repair on a LSR7010pq1. The center shaft was corroded and would not come out. Took a lot of effort, hammering and time but I got it out. I removed the inner spin basket thinking it would help me get the shaft out. Wrong.
The drive block is stuck in the basket and no amount of hammering with a 4lb mallet will set it free. Replaced clutch and reassembled without issue. The drive block was very difficult to tighten and get it to lock on the shaft. But I got it tight. Now when empty, Low spin is fine but in high spin it goes violently out of balance.
I checked the suspension components and they are all in tact. The Spin basket remained attached to the shaft after several tests.
Not sure what went wrong. I think it is related to the drive block or the basket. What confuses me is that it is fine on low spin.
I am going to run it without the Spin basket to see what happens.
Any Ideas what my problem is ?
Hi Karl,
Can you provide your model number? Is it working properly other than the clicking noise, or is it presenting other symptoms as well?
Thanks a lot!
Change the coupling because it was broken And I checked the clutch And it was hard to move I suppose that's good. What else could cause The rinse cycle Not to spin.? Transmission?
Very informative. Thanks👍👍
I just did this and the washer is working great now but there’s a horrible burning smell that wasn’t there before. Anyone have suggestions? I know this is an old video.
My washer has pan on the bottom . Looking for a video that addresses that . I am trying to keep things as mistake free as possible .
I have a large clunking sound the moment the washer starts, is this the clutch? When the washer comes to a halt it was also making a thunking sound. The sound only happens for 1/2 a second or so. The machine works fine otherwise.
Very well made repair video.
Thanks for the great video, helped me fix my washer!!
I never removed the cabinet to change out clutch or gearcase. Many times.
great video !! my washer goes out of balance when spin cycle starts, however the tub seems to be in balance but the motor is moving around. Any sggestions?
You didn't tell about the clutch spring needing to be 180 of the brake spring when reinstalling the transmission.
Our washer when it gets to the spin cycle won't spin however you can open and then close the lid and it will spin just fine. It does this everytime now. Does it sound like my clutch assembly or something else?
Great video!
changed my coupler,no problem,but it lost oil while tipped for a day,now it stinks up the place! no further leaking seen,but bad odor.is it oil or the coupler settling in? this seemed such an easy fix, but now theres a slight water leak at the pump too!any advice about that oil spill?
great video but at 13:00 you can see it real good at bottom left on the stand what is the plastic tube with what looks like pins in it what is that and what the for any help very much appreciated
HELP!! Everything works but the spin cycle. I replaced the clutch. However, the drum only spins on the spin cycle when I have the washer laying on its side . When I stand it back in the up properly, it does NOT spin anymore. Why is this?
I wish you could have shown in greater detail the alignment of the springs prior to re-installing the gearbox....
Which spring are you referring to?
there is a spring on the brake...and one on the clutch...does it not matter where they are located prior to re-attaching the gear box/?
there is a SPRING ON THE CLUTCH AND ONE ON THE BREAK !
My washer Whirlpool Washer LSR6332KQ0 agitates but will not spin. I also smell a faint burning rubber smell when it tries. I can prop the lid open and spin it by hand, which after going fast enough performs a normal spin cycle. My question is: what part of the clutch broke? Do I need a whole new clutch or just the clutch band?
I have a whirlpool ultimate care II and it will aggitate but not spin on occasion. When this occurs, I manually rotate the basin clockwise maybe 1/4 a turn. It becomes very tight to turn and it typically makes a click then it will spin. What part needs to be fixed? Thank you!
We have the exact same model as you show in this video...
what would be the symptom that would lead me to believe I need a new clutch assembly? It bangs when it stops or starts a different cycle. I thought that is what I needed. thats why Iam here on this site. I just exchanged the lid switch and pump cuz it wouldnt drain. But it still bangs and not in a good way. LOL advice? Good video BTW.
This great video has helped tremendously in disassembly. I have a Sears Kenmore Ultra Fabric Care IV washing machine model no. 110.92593220. Water for wash runs fine, but agitation and spin cycles make a constant grinding noise although there is no visible tub/basket motion during agitation and spin. The coupling is not broken, and I am not sure if the motor, clutch, or gear case/transmission is the issue. Any suggestions?
how can you diagnose whether its the clutch or transmission that is broken? My washer is making a loud buzzing sound and nothing is spinning or moving.
Stuck on the bolt retaining the agitator. My washer has a carbon steel bolt which rusted and ruined the head. The socket would not grab. Trying to extract the bolt. May have to destroy the agitator.
I have the exact same issue as dcanimaltube above-- raising/lowering the lid causes the spin cycle to engage- otherwise it continues the cycle without spinning, though the water is dispensed correctly (resulting in wet clothes). Is that definitely a clutch issue?