Noisy? Leaking? Not Spinning? Replace the Gearcase on your Washer Whirlpool Maytag Amana Kenmore

Is your Whirlpool, Maytag, or Amana washer noisy while spinning, leaking fluid, or not spinning? A faulty gearcase (also called a transmission) could be the reason. The most common cause of a noisy washer on the spin cycle is bad bearings inside the gearcase. The gearcase is a vital part that transfers power from the drive motor to the spin basket and agitator washplate, and when it breaks, your washing machine could stop agitating, stop spinning, or leak. Most commonly the bearings in the gearcase fail causing the washer to spin loudly, leak water and grease from the bottom, and get out of balance during the spin cycle. If you have already replace the suspension rods and the washer is still getting out of balance during the spin cycle, the bearings in your gearcase could be the culprit. Another failure of the gearcase is corrosion and wear of the splines on the driveshaft. If your agitator or washplate has been replaced and it continues to strip out, the driveshaft on your gearcase could be worn or corrode and not fitting at tightly as it was when it was new. This video will show you how to replace the gearcase on your Whirlpool Maytag Amana washer. We'll walk you through the steps of diagnosing a broken gearcase, replacing it yourself, and getting your washer back in top spinning condition. Don't let a broken gearcase slow you down - watch this video and get your laundry back on track! The Gearcase shown in this video is Part # W11449840 (PD00076149) but the instructions in the video apply to many different part numbers and models of Whirlpool, Maytag, and Amana Washing Machines. Tools you'll need for this repair: – Flathead screwdriver – Phillips head screwdriver – Putty Knife – 1/4" socket – 5-16" socket – 7/16" socket – 1/2" socket – 10mm socket – 13mm socket – Ratchet – Needle nose pliers – Impact drill – Spanner nut wrench TB123B – Mallet Purchase Genuine Whirlpool Gearcase: https://partsdr.com/part/w11449840-ge... Table of Contents: 00:00 - Intro 00:43 - Where to Purchase 00:56 - How it Works 01:17 - Tools Needed 01:47 - Removing the Agitator 01:57 - Removing the Agitator Cap 02:16 - Removing the Washplate 03:12 - Remove the Spanner Nut 03:46 - Open the Top Panel 05:12 - Remove the Tub Ring 06:08 - Remove the Spin Basket 06:11 - Close the Top Panel 06:36 - Remove the Pulley Cover Shield 06:47 - Remove the Drive Belt 06:59 - Remove the Splutch Assembly 08:16 - Remove the Motor Run Capacitor 08:38 - Remove the Shift Actuator 08:52 - Remove the Drive Motor 09:29 - Remove the Wire Harness 09:55 - Remove the Gearcase 11:02 - Locating Model Tag 11:16 - Clean The Tub 11:22 - Install the Gearcase 11:51 - Reconnect the Wire Harness 12:04 - Install the Drive Motor 12:26 - Install the Motor Run Capacitor 12:46 - Install the Shift Actuator 13:06 - Install the Splutch Assembly 14:17 - Install the Drive Belt 14:33 - Install the Pulley Cover Shield 14:44 - Remove the Top Panel 15:11 - Install the Spin Basket 15:28 - Install the Tub Ring 15:58 - Install the Top Panel 16:45 - Install the Spanner Nut 17:19 - Install the Washplate 18:00 - Install the Agitator Cap 18:16 - Install the Agitator 18:25 - Factory calibration cycle 19:36 - Outro Replaces these parts: W11164183 W11423758 AP7192627 PS16730207 EAP16730207 The instructions in this video applies to these part numbers: W11454372 (PD00062854) - W10469845, W10469846, W10735106, W10739660, W10772256, W10795113, W10795114, W10806333, W10870912, W10903968, W11035747, W11048203, W11393694, 4959863, AP6993914, PS16220910, EAP16220910 W11454741 (PD00063659) - W10006378, W10006402, W10473143, W10473144, W10771758, W10771759, W10870910, W10903969, W11035749, W11255272, W11393689, 4960250, AP6993917, PS16220913, EAP16220913 W11454734 (PD00063609) - W10006481, W10771760, W10870913, W11035751, W11393693, 4960168, AP6993915, PS16220911, EAP16220911 Washer shown in video: WTW5057LW0 Appliances break, but repair & maintenance doesn’t need to be difficult. Find the right part for your job at: https://partsdr.com/ We sell OEM appliance parts for Whirlpool, Maytag, Kenmore, Amana, Estate, Roper, Frigidaire, Electrolux, Tappan, Westinghouse, Kitchen Aid, Jenn Air, Bosch, LG, Samsung, and more. If you found this video helpful, please click the thumbs up button and leave us a comment below. Connecting with us: Facebook:   / partsdr   Twitter:   / parts_dr   Repair Forum: http://forum.partsdr.com/ Blog: https://partsdr.com/blog/ Subscribe to our Youtube channel: https://www.youtube.com/PartsDr?sub_c... #PartsDr #MakeAppliancesGreatAgain #Whirlpool