Washer Repair

LLcoolLutz · #1 (**permalink**) 08-30-2007, 01:01 PM

Oh, boy, have a slow leak under my washer! Looked first at all hoses and drains - no leaks there. It appears to be coming from the very center of the tub where the transmission spoke comes up through a gasket into the interior of the tub and then the agitator fits over that spoke. My husband and I now have the whole guts disassembled and we are ready to order a new gasket (too bad the screws we will need to complete this repair are not in stock!). I do really appreciate the parts diagrams provided by this website as these were invaluable in helping us disassemble (and hopefully reassemble) our machine! Thanks, appliancepartspros.com!

Matt / APP Team · #2 (**permalink**) 08-30-2007, 02:17 PM

Glad you were able to get your repair going. If you need help with it or need help with the parts just let us know.

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Washer Repair

Oh, boy, have a slow leak under my washer! Looked first at all hoses and drains - no leaks there.