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Caution:
To ensure there is no water leakage, care
must to taken when reinstalling and sealing the
hoses to the drain pump.
When installing, apply a thin coat of sealing
compound (part no. WH60X15) to the inner surface
of the drain hoses.
Note:
The electrical terminal ends, which attach to
the drain pump, have locking tabs on them. These
tabs cannot be seen because they are encased
in plastic. To remove these terminals, grasp the
releasing locking tab of the terminal with needle-
nose pliers. Gently squeeze the pliers' jaws together
while pulling the electrical terminal from the drain
pump.
ELECTRICAL TERMINAL
RELEASE/LOCKING TAB
SHOWN WITH PLASTIC
COVERING REMOVED
7. Disconnect the 2 wires from the pump.
ELECTRICAL TERMINAL
RELEASE/LOCKING TAB
Disconnect
Disconnect
Washing Motor and Belt
The motor assembly consists of a reversible, AC
motor. The motor drives the shaft assembly pulley
with a V-belt.
On the motor plug, check for approximate
resistance values:
Blue to white and yellow - 5.5
Ω
Red to white and yellow - 5.5
Ω
Blue to red - 11
Ω
(Can also be measured at PCB
CN4 to CN5.)
CN4
CN5
CN3
Caution:
If the outer tub is not removed as an
assembly, to access the belt, the washer can be
carefully placed on its front or side. To prevent
scratches to the surface of the washer, place a
towel or blanket on the
fl
oor.
The washing motor is attached to the platform with
two 13-mm bolts. To replace it requires removing
the belt, two 13-mm (33/64” SAE equivalent) bolts,
and the Phillips-head screw that attaches the motor
wire harness to the platform. The motor can then be
lifted from the platform.
To remove the washing motor and belt:
1. Loosen the two 13-mm bolts that attach the
washing motor to the platform, then slide the
motor toward the shaft assembly.
2. Rotate the belt off the motor and shaft assembly
pulleys.
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