Jeffers

I can't get information on this unit, That model number won't register with the data system we use.

You most likely have a seized motor shaft, ( that style unit was famous for that).

You could try:

Turning the power off,

Remove the kick plate and lower access panel.

If you feel around and find the cooling fan / drain impeller blades( between the pump housing and the motor,

You should be able to turn the fan blade with your finger tip until it breaks loose.

Then run the motor.


Good Luck,

:) :) :)

Let us know what happens.

Jeffers,

Thanks for the pictures,

I'm using picture no.2

If you slowly and carefully slide your hand down the motor housing(the black part), all the way to the end, towards the (white plastic) pump housing, you will eventually feel a gap, approximately 3/4 inch between the pump housing and the motor housing.

If you slip your finger into the gap, you should feel a plastic disc with vanes molded into it, you should be able to grip one of the vanes and turn the motor shaft a couple of revolutions and break the motor shaft loose.

I am including a picture of an "open faced" motor, so you may have a better idea of what to expect( it will not look like your motor but the concept is the same).

* click on the part number for other views*
Part number: AP4364438