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Old 08-26-2008, 08:28 PM
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Does the large nut that holds the tub in place have a second lock screw? If so, mine seems to be missing, so the nut losens.
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Please post your model number off the washer
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The model number is GHW9100LW1.
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Are your refering to nut behind the pulley?
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Yes. It's a large silver nut behind the pulley. It looks like it should have a lock screw into the pylley shaft that would prevent the nut from backing off, but I can't se one on the parts diagram.
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