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While washing the machine makes a groaning noise which sounds to me like the pump is wearing out on this 9 year old washer. Is this something I can replace? I'm pretty handy. Do I buy a whole new pump, or just a kit with new gaskets, etc.
Thanks in advance for the help! Ross
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Its best to get a whole new pump. Yes you can do it. But take your time.
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Uh , isn't this a dishwasher? If so, you will need to pull it out and turn upside down.
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Thanks for the info. I looked up "pump" for my model and only found "pump housing" "drain pump" and "circulation pump motor" in APP's parts lists. I assume this is a circulation pump, right? Does APP carry it or do you know where to get one? Ross
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it is the impeller kit for the circulation pump and it can be done rather easily by pulling out the d/w and tilting the tank to the left and removing the circ pump and motor ? let me know if you need any part #'s and / or instructions ?
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