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COMPONENT ACCESS (Cont.)
Drive Pulley
1. Unplug washer or disconnect power.
2. Remove Console and Top panel components.
3. Remove the Back panel and it's component.
4. Remove the front panel or lay the washing machine on its
back.
5. Remove the drive belt.
6. Hold the pulley to keep it from turning and remove the 1/2"
or 13mm hex nut securing the pulley.
TECH TIP: There is Loctite on this nut. It may be necessary to
use a strap wrench to hold the pulley, to remove the nut.
7. Make sure to apply Loctite when reinstalling the nut.
8. Pull the pulley off the splined shaft.
TECH TIP: There is Loctite on this nut. It may be necessary to
use a strap wrench to hold the pulley, to remove the nut.
9. Make sure to apply Loctite when reinstalling the nut.
10. Pull the pulley off the splined shaft.
Shifter
1. Unplug washer or disconnect power.
2. Remove Console and Top panel components.
3. Remove the Back panel and it's component.
4. Remove the front panel or lay the washing machine on its
back.
5. Remove the drive belt and drive pulley.
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6. Press the locking tab and disconnect the wire harness from
the shifter.
7. Remove two Phillips head screws securing shifter to the
transmission housing.
8. Remove the shifter.
A. Shifter lever down
B. Teeth not engaged
NOTE: The shifter motor rotates a cam, attached to the shifter
arm which moves between two positions. The shifter arm
moves the transmission lever which engages or disengages
the transmission creating agitate and spin. The washing
machine is in spin when the shifter is up in this position. The
teeth of the splutch are engaged with the teeth of the pulley
and the motor turns the pulley in a direction for spin.
When the shifter pulls the lever down it disengages the teeth.
The washing machine is in agitate. The length of each stroke
is controlled by the CCU. There are three different patterns.
A
B
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