I MADE A HUGE MISTAKE! Whirlpool Washer STILL Out Of Balance, see what happened.

Most suspension rods need to be changed if your washer is out of balance.
BUT...check this out on how to check your washer and repair your washer if the rods DON'T fix it.
Shout out to Bens Appliances • Whirlpool Washer Won't...

[@RobertLafata]

The biggest problem with the older style direct drive washers was they lasted too long.

[@JAYJAYJAY53]

27 years . I did my own repairs so it was worth repairing. If I had to pay the service call fees for every little thing it would not have been worth it.

[@jasonmasterson7846]

Why would that be a problem?

[@JAYJAYJAY53]

@@jasonmasterson7846 sarcasm

[@JAYJAYJAY53]

@@jasonmasterson7846 problem was that you didn’t have to replace it every five years. Because I am a handy guy my last washer lasted over twenty years.

[@blogshagify]

Many people like to sing the praises of those USA washers from the 1980s, 1990s, early 2000s, but they were very rough on clothes.

[@sybeeholland-mayfield3615]

You, dear Sir, should be added to the repairmans Hall of Fame and given a medal!! Just the right amount of "mad scientist" humor and valuable information to fix a "life-altering" issue in my house. You're my hero! I just finished replacing the damaged part and my grandkids have deemed me "Mimi, the Fixer of all things broken". You Rock!! From the bottom of my laundry pile....I say, thank you!

[@richardkoon5544]

WoW! I have to say, this is the best compliment I've seen yet. I'm smiling. Check out my alter ego...Dr. Paul Bearer and let me know what you think, It's rated G www.youtube.com/@drpaulbearer2/videos

[@philiprollins2278]

All that pashion. Makes work enjoyable. U deserve a like

[@richardkoon5544]

Thank Philip. I've closed my business and sold the building. Maybe I'll get back to doing some more videos. Comments like yours make me proud. Again, Thanks.

[@eddcain]

Thank you for stating your mistake and then showing what someone else repair then you use that to fixi it. You rock!!!

[@distinguishedgentleman3162]

You have me freaking dialed in watching this washer repair video love the energy.

[@sarasydow9265]

Are you kidding me? You have saved our lives!!!! You should be crowned. I can't wait to show my husband! Thank you so much!

[@richardkoon5544]

WoWzers.... Thank you so much! Curious... are you a halloween fan?

[@kevinlevine8681]

Thanks! Another success story here. Our Maytag now works better than when it was new. You would think the factory would just install the metal part to begin with.

[@richardkoon5544]

Sir, thank you very much!!!! It makes me very happy that your machine it working much better.

[@jasonmasterson7846]

Yeah but then the manufacturer would lose money on their service agreements.

[@SergioGarcia-ml4yw]

thank you for sharing all that knowledge and information with all of us who are trying to save a little bit of money here and there and fix our own stuff

[@SkimperEd]

Happy to have this video. Did the metal spring swap first, still didn't help. Replaced the plastic with the new metal replacement part and works great. Thanks for the advice and bens appliances for the part and quick delivery.

[@tracyclaborn2438]

Sir, Thank you so very much ! You have made my day! To finally get my washer fixed. I appreciate you.😊

[@RLoyd84]

Thank you so much! My sister and I are working on her washer right now!

[@lukeferdinand7902]

Fixed our washer based on this video and the Ben's Appliance help. Thank you!

[@lynnward9331]

THanks for the video Richard! i know that's the problem but when the first part comes and the spanner nut hasn't been threaded... that's a true STRUGGLE LOL we do appreciate the video - keep 'em coming!

[@SimplyWoodenCreations1980]

Awesome... I am glad you found the fix even if someone else found it first. Kudos to you.

[@robertarvila3680]

2:51 2:53

[@clinton1225]

Wow I've been trying to figure out for years why as an appliance repair guy, what was making it go out of balance when the suspension springs where good in literral on a job now and just said what the heck and KZbin to see if someone had a solution by now. sure enough this washer is doing exactly what you said. Thanks for taking the timeout to show this repair

[@heatherlewis8778]

How do I get that part?

[@paulh7589]

It was a bi*ch but you just saved me almost $400. Thank you. When I saw your vid I realized my problem. I'm quite handy and fixed it myself for three dollars and one hour. Now my Wife is happy. I made my own tight washers out of auto grade tubing and it works like a champ. I straightened the ends of the rods so I could slide everything off and back on, then bent them back to where they belonged. Thank you so much. I'm not in a position to spend too much money right now. It works like brand new. Your video really helped me. Thank you, thank you, thank you.

[@richardkoon5544]

Happy Wife, Happy Life. Glad my video helped you.

[@LT4u]

Took you hr you fix it? I'm not good at this kind of stuff. Was looking into hiring someone. Tying to figure how long it takes. I know different people different time. Did you get the part off of Amazon?

[@richardkoon5544]

@@LT4u Marcone.com

[@paulh7589]

@@LT4u No, I got the washers and tubing at the hardware store. I walked in with one of the rods and had a hard time finding washers snug enough around the rod so on each rod I put a somewhat snug rubber washer, then about a third of an inch piece of very snug semi-flexible tubing (Like an icemaker feed line), then another somewhat snug rubber washer on top.

[@rickeykeeton4770]

I have changed a few tub hubs but have not tried the metal ones yet.

[@fatboicjfilms]

Fast forward it to what happened 😂😂 this the best DIY on KZbin

[@richardkoon5544]

LOL. Love it!! Dang washer.....

[@richardkoon5544]

If you shot it, it would be awesome. The washer did a dis. Momma on my shi*... Watch on the tube, you know what is mean. Fixed dat thang, sendin spect to the man. Now momma mad cuz not gettin new. LOLOL. I checked out your channel. LIKE.

[@ltellis036]

Great video. Gonna give this repair a try this weekend. I had bought new springs that I was planning to put on this weekend, but I think I’ll try this new metal hub first.

[@cm467]

How did the upgrade go??

[@ltellis036]

@@cm467 Unfortunately, didn’t work for me. Had more serious problems that required a new unit.

[@life2breaksinc]

Ben is really good! When I saw his video on the metal hub, I knew that was the missing link to fix the plague on these units. Good job on the video, and the shout-out to Ben. Cause he was the first to show that gem.

[@richardkoon5544]

Shouting out to Ben, was the proper thing to do. We've never met, but I enjoy his wisdom.

[@user-lp6vy5bk4t]

Great video. I have replaced suspension rods (first) then this metal part replacement. One of the rods was bent and I wonder if the machine damage the new rod(s) before I replaced the metal drive part shown in this video. I did do calibration. Unsure of what to do now.....first load (jeans) ran fine. Next (small) load was colors but REALLY BAD OUT OF BALANCE situation had me crying again. I am wishing to return to the old technology that lasted for years, easier to fix and not such a mystery. Suggestions? Recheck suspension rods? Maybe open the backside of machine and look for something obvious. Last machine lasted 30 years and easy to fix. This POS is less than 5.......

[@alexaderreyes5945]

Thank you for sharing helped me a lot with my washer have a great day

[@guardianmn]

This guy is a mad scientist 😂 love it!

[@richardkoon5544]

I love doing it! Thank you.

[@kausbeats]

I wish I would have found this video 2 weeks ago. Ive replaced the lock sensor due to no start lock lid, then the suspension rods for "thudding", and ran into the same issues you brought up. Did the reset/recalabrate thing and same thing. I gave up and ordered a new washer and it got delivered yesterday . Man good info I just subscribed. keep it up! great video.

[@richardkoon5544]

Man, I'm sorry. Thank you for the compliment!

[@bobbybuttonz7784]

Thank you for the good info. I ordered that new part and it worked !!!!! You saved me $700

[@crossfamilyfun]

Thanks for this info, I never even knew to look for this. Yea this is my problem, after getting all other parts and starting it to only have it go whacky right away. Keep making the videos, you being the real appliance guy is so legit. Thanks. Now I need to find a video to figure out how to remove the agitator

[@richardkoon5544]

I have seen many ways to remove it. I used a flat strap from a ratchet strap. I got it under the agitator and placed it at 9 and 3 o'clock. I pull it up and down and wiggled it out. Good Luck!

[@johncasor9698]

hole saw cut it off, new one is $35...... i have done many hundreds of them... i do not waste time trying to pull them off ... after 10 min of trying i use a hole saw and cuts like butter ...

[@jellyg.8961]

Tried the shoe string method mentioned in some vids but still didn't come out so I did what was shown in another one. After removing the bolt of the agitator put a few cups of boiling water in there and around the agitator. After that I put the shoestring, wiggle it and it popped up right away.

[@honeyb7411]

Hello Richard I came to your video to tell you that Ben's metal hub does wonders. He was even answering my messages and helping me with some small issue i encountered along the way. My maytag work again.

[@HarperandKnowles]

I watched Ben’s video as well, you can’t imagine how many of these units I have scrapped out and sent to the junk yard. I’ve ordered a few of these kits and will try them out next week. Great video, my friend, you’re a hoot!

[@richardkoon5544]

My feelings as well. Hate to scrap a good machine. Thank you for your comment.

[@crazee6821]

Did that kit help you ? I stopped installing the kit because it was still shaking violently

[@skliros9235]

​@@crazee6821find any other solution for the shaking?

[@AimGobalWorldBibleSchool]

thank you sir!...Good to know...Funtastic!...

[@jimprice3306]

Great news I seen the tub like that and scraped the washer big thanks

[@aarongrainger2545]

Thanks for your video, I have a Whirlpool washer that I changed out rods and it still shaked really bad and then watched your video and found out my tub splines were worn out,so I will be ordering that w10324651 hub kit,Thanks again

[@lstint233]

My Whirlpool issue I believe. Thanks Sir

[@veronicaavila6325]

Helpful and love your humor

[@richardkoon5544]

LoL, me to!

[@leftylou6070]

I learned how to fix my washin' machine plus, I seen a picture of Dr. Paul Bearer! Can't ask for anything better. Thanks Ol' Bud for the video, and a big thumbs up to ya and, "I'll be lurking for you"!

[@richardkoon5544]

Nothing better than clean clothes for a funeral...By Golly. Heh heh heh heeeeeh.

[@PoeLemic]

Wonderful that it works. I wish more manufacturers would find ways to fix all of the problems. Because most of that contraption is still in perfect working order. Dumb to not have replaceable parts without buying a new tub assembly or something like that.

[@302KingCobra]

I would like to thank this guy here. My Samsung washer and I have been fighting each other for about 5 years now. True story. I will not let it beat me. When I 1st starting having issues, I replaced the rods. Lasted a little bit then came back. I then replaced the hall/ vibration sensor. It lasted a little bit but came back. I drilled the balance ring out. It lasted a little bit, but came back. I replaced the balance ring, again lasted a bit but came back. This last time I replaced the rods again and the issue was even worse than before. It was just bouncing all over. So after seeing this video, I took apart the older set of rods, removed the foam and replaced it with cut sections of cork tape. The kind that is used on heater boxes in cars. (I’ve had a roll for about 20yrs) I’ve since been able to wash everything from light socks, 8 heavy towels to bed comforters. I have had zero issues. Thanks Again!!!!

[@chuckcantillon4764]

I'm enjoying the mad scientist vibe.

[@richardkoon5544]

lol.

[@user-vs3bx1nx1i]

Enjoyed your vid. I changed my suspension rod but still getting the banging sound. Please post your repair vid on the spline kit. Thanks. Great vid...

[@markstevens3261]

Amazing great job

[@richardabner9420]

awesome video!!! just in time for a fix i was looking for and explanation of the problem i have

[@richardkoon5544]

Wishing you the best!

[@yourhandlehere1]

Thank you sir. I'm about to go through mine. It has progressed from a little banging that smooths out to turn that sunny beach off before it beats a hole through the floor.

[@yourhandlehere1]

...and I see you got 409... I'll make 410

[@richardkoon5544]

ROFL....

[@charlesgairrett965]

Randomly watching KZbin and i was thinking to myself that looks like Rich from Richline Appliance parts... I always thought about getting a slotted sleeve, drilling out the tub and friction fitting it in, but for the cost to have the part machined would only be slightly cheaper than a new tub which is only slightly cheaper than a new whirlpool washer. That metal coupler looks like it works a treat.

[@richardkoon5544]

That's me!!

[@001SapoBBQ]

This is exactly what happened to my Maytag.... I'll try this fix. Thanks Sir....

[@zzluis12]

Hello sir, did you fixed yours? Im having the same problem but with a maytag intead

[@shawnlee4398]

Thank you for the educational video it was definitely a winner!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@richardkoon5544]

Thank you ever SO much!

[@dylanowens3173]

Exact problem I have, and have switched the suspension rods. But that metal hub replacement is +$60. So what I've done is got a free washer of same likeness but has bad gear case and I'm going to switch tubs or switch the gear cases.

[@dancinglightning1987]

Awesome video. Learned allot.

[@TheDeacn]

Idk if this will fix mine but it might be worth a shot I guess cuz my washer is absolutely possessed

[@richardkoon5544]

yikes!

[@rohger1494]

I’m glad I ran into this video. I have a Samsung activewash washer and it too was banging bad. Samsung said it was the suspension rods and so did pretty much everyone else. I had my suspicion of the agitator area. The banging did some what ease off but it still continued only liter. The machine also kept adding time to the final load at around 16 mins left then it would jump back to 22 min and this is after the rods were changed. I’m going to look into the agitator now. Thank you! If you have any further tips I would be much appreciative. Thanks again.

[@PoeLemic]

Yes, welcome to the Mofo-Life of the "Forever Wash" and the "UE" unbalanced code ... My damned Samsung doing the same thing all thru Dec 2023 and Jan 2024. I've replaced suspension rods and vibration sensor. So, I am hoping to find the MAGICAL CURE. This sucks, but I gotta hand to Samsung. I did not have one problem from Aug 2016 until Dec 2023. And, we really use our washer. So, you are not alone. I hope you get it figured out.

[@cocoseco269]

Coming from an automotive mechanic, you're an amazing appliance tech..

[@richardkoon5544]

Why thank you Sir. Washers are water injected and I always check the Johnson Rods...LOL.

[@MrRato1951]

Good job Thank you.

[@Mistaken773]

I hope this is exactly what I need... im about to order and I'll update later

[@triciazimmerman3522]

Omg I think I love you because I really can't afford a new washer. Luckily I'm damn handy at fixing things. Honestly just wish I had bought a machine with an agitator from the git go.

[@richardkoon5544]

Wishing you the best. Maybe Benny the Bull can help! LOL.

[@triciazimmerman3522]

@@richardkoon5544 just to note there used to be a thoroughbred stallion that stood here in Florida named Benny the Bull. Ain't that a hoot?

[@billcawley6509]

great news, thanks. And thanks for the actual humor! And, thanks for not dubbing in noise (music?)!

[@DaBrute]

I have the exact same washer with the exact same problem. Changed the suspension rods but it still bangs occasionally. Man I'm excited to try this fix

[@richardkoon5544]

Let us all know how much better it is.

[@timwestlake2197]

Just changed my suspension rods too but it still bangs like crazy even when empty. I think this video explains my problem.

[@andrewvenegas7821]

Did y’all buy a new washer

[@heatherb2395]

You are informative and hilarious!! I hope I can fix mine.

[@richardkoon5544]

Thank you. A lot of people like that I don't act like a robot. You are encouraging me to do more. Thanks.

[@richardkoon5544]

Also, if you like Halloween, check out DrPaulBearer.net

[@pablovagnor9588]

Just put in new rods. For an AMANA machine. It has a agitator fins that spins freely. & It rocks like traveling mari-go-round. Haven't even turned on the washer yet.. but feel like I'll be re-watching your video here shortly

[@cm467]

The new metal part requires a drip of thread locker to keep the threads from loosening up. It's all fine and dandy but it will keep you from swapping out the metal part again. However, 20 years sound sweet than having to change the entire washer every 5 years. So use as much thread locker as you want. Enjoy another 20 years washer afterwards.

[@evolutionsfake]

As an appliance technician, the best part of this video was the reenactment of the out of balance😂😂😂

[@lilolme69]

The rods on those large stainless steel tubs never go bad (it takes way longer). We actually sometimes take them off and use them on another machine....sometimes you have to cut and bend but if done correctly, they work great! But back to the video.... this style washer never has a bad rod.

[@Detroitblue]

But my question is, does this metal bracket make the suspension rods unessasary? The tub is not swaying at all now .

[@doctorfeinstone6524]

​@Detroitblue without the rods, the tub would be sitting on the ground.

[@TiffanyMcCoyPhotography]

i have replaced that stupid plastic hub 4 times in a year and a half .... was never putting that the no spin and my washer dancing across the floor where of the same problem. just made my order hope it out of back order soon !

[@silverado5469]

Wonderful, your the best. John in Ohio

[@richardkoon5544]

Thank you so very much!

[@Mecambrea77]

That’s true , the other day I replaced the suspension on an Amana Vmw and I put it back to work and it shake like when it has the old suspension, I suspected the transmission shaft was bent a little , but not sure , is like a Cla cla cla , short but crazy

[@cyrilharris]

Thanks

[@albertsnow8835]

A freaking mad scientist! Good video! Now what about the ones with an agitator?

[@RedneckRepairs]

I have a Maytag washer much like this, but with an agitator, I wonder if it has the same part.

[@ed1281]

I bought one of those metal hub drives, and within 3 months it broke into 4 pieces under the agitator plate went back to the plastic hub drive. Cheaper to replace.

[@rickeykeeton4770]

Before got to the mistake, I was wondering why not change the tub hub like you did. :)

[@tpgilmore1]

Mine is a Maytag with an agitator and I just checked and the drum does have a little shake. Is it worth repairing?

[@edgardosabinay1138]

Thanks a lot,that's exactly what happen to my maytag centennial ,my question is the parts no# you show in the video,you think a I can used this pats for my maytag and what's the name of the parts?

[@alanreed2066]

so if the inner tub goes up and down it is DEFINITELY not the suspension rods? Most likely not the suspension rods? I just want to take it apart once!

[@ottodelgado6894]

Very good video

[@richardkoon5544]

Thank you very much!

[@richardmorgan9252]

This is great, because my washer behaves the same way.

[@theeclipseshow2432]

great video sir i have a question the plastic pieces clips or whatever they call on the bottom of the basket they all gone can i still do the repair or i have to trow the basket away ???

[@richardkoon5544]

I think you'll be okay.l

[@frankdavis6101]

Have the same washer doing the same thing . Whats a good bullet proff washine machine that self balances

[@GregorySchwartzkopf]

My back hurts watching you pull that tub out man

[@richardkoon5544]

LoL. It did....that night.

[@danielvasquez7353]

This will only work if the splines on the gear case are not worn down nice video by the way last resort just check the splines I seen many times the splines where hub goes are worn down

[@shivasix9136]

Yep...That's generally the case... It's amazing, plastic can wear those splines down!

[@motogp9253]

But wait, there's more! 👍😎

[@richardkoon5544]

LOL...

[@bubupianisimo]

is it the same parts for a machine with long agitator? the interface looks identical but has a tall bladed agitator.

[@joshmartin7558]

Lol I went from "see honey we can't fix it anyways, back to yea you broke it" I got mad the other day after adjusting the 5,000th load of laundry and ripped the lid open. Then I blew up the board trying to bypass the lock. Now I'm trying to decide if I should ebay a new control board off ebay and buy a new lid lock, or just get a new washer. Looks like between a new control board, lid lock, and this fix for the off balance- I'll be better off just buying a dang washer 🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️

[@richardkoon5544]

Yep, been there. LOL.

[@chrisreid6247]

I should have watched your full video I stopped after you showed the wiped splines and figured I couldn't brake something that's already broken and welded the drum to the shaft it works just fine now but will never come apart again sadly

[@CheaddakerT.Snodgrass]

I haven't replaced the rods yet but they are on order. The video doesnt show close detail on the worn splines so maybe I missed something. Before finding out about the new part Ben's video is about why wouldn't you just replace it with the orignal plastic or nylon one? I got to the point with mine where I needed to take the clip off but it's wouldn't move for me and I didn't want to break it. At the time I could not find a video about that but maybe my search term was too specific, I'll try again. When my new rods get here I am going to examine them and measure them to compare to the worn ones. I want to know why they wear out and why people don't rebuild them.

[@richardkoon5544]

Check this one out. I hope it helps. kzbin.info/www/bejne/nmOrZ42bac2Cebs

[@CheaddakerT.Snodgrass]

Thanks I'll watch it later. On the topic of the new coupler part I think I understand now why the metal one instead of the plastic one. The metal one has a jam fit I would call it. Instead of threading on it gets a compression fit.

[@dukecraig2402]

​@@CheaddakerT.Snodgrass The part with the splits in it is called a collet, many rotary tools that have a nut you tighten down to hold ⅛" shank rotary stones, flies, sanding pads etc etc work that way, think Dremel tool, they have a collet style chuck to hold the different tool bits you can put in them, yes, it works by compressing, the part with the splits in it has a bevel on it's outside and is forced by tightening the nut down into another part that has a matching bevel that squeezes the fingers of the collet inward and thus tightens on whatever is in the center, in the case of a Dremel it's the shank of whatever bit you have in it and in the case of this washer it's the drive shaft for the tub. I just lucked out, or should I say my friend did, I have an entirely different designed Maytag washer that had it's common problem occur, somewhat similar to this design but different enough it has bushings that the shaft rides inside of that get old and wear out along with a rubber boot that acts like a seal that fails allowing water to run down the shaft then fling all around the inside of the cabinet where the transmission, motor and pump are, and it runs out from underneath pretty good, the assembly is held together with a spanner nut that's under the agitator, just two weeks I had to buy the parts and the spanner wrench to fix it, yesterday I went to look at his used washer he just bought from someone that can't make it through the spin cycle because it bangs around all over the place that just happens to be the same exact washer in this video, lucky for him I just bought the spanner wrench needed with this updated part.

[@MrTaylorfenoglio]

Does this work for the same washer but with the standard agitator in yhe middle?

[@steveweyerts]

Where do you get the metal hub kit? I have a plastic one in my truck.

[@johnrhodes101875]

looks great but if a washer has a pulsator and not an agitator I just don't want it

[@richardkoon5544]

Agree.

[@MrHank5899]

Hi good video very interesting you keep me watching even if I know this

[@richardkoon5544]

I love it! Thank you very much.

[@KL4life]

It's worth repairing if you replace the plastic spline hub with a metal one, which will fix the problem. The plastic wears out, hence the free movement. A metal hub takes care of that. Problem solved, problem staying solved.

[@m1joeyoung]

How do you get that pulsator off. I unscrewed the bolt but now can't get the thing off.

[@tinmanUSMC0311]

The metal hub you post worked out amazing, but what are the two zip ties that came with the hub for?

[@richardkoon5544]

Honestly, I have no idea. I guess they are used to tie your crossed fingers hoping it works. Just joking.

[@tinmanUSMC0311]

@richardkoon5544 either way the metal hub worked like a champ

[@Citizen-pg8eu]

Our machine says it Limited Parts Warranty on the drive motor and wash basket. Would this make it worth fixing? Or would other costs make it not worth fixing?

[@mrdanger4851]

I found the Largest issue by fat with top loaders are the OPERATORS!!! Follow these steps in this order, Start water, Add detergent as washer is filling, Add clothes one piece at time at opposite sides starting with a balanced load!

[@tmbmyfam]

Which part is that and where do i order. I changed the rods and still banging

[@HeinzGuderian_]

Working on my son's machine right now. Exact same model.

[@richardkoon5544]

Best wishes.

[@lvl88661]

i been having this problem before in this particular model by whirpool

[@melvinw.quinene841]

Hi Richard, will the part(s) from Ben's appliance you showed work on a kenmore 500 series washer ?

[@richardkoon5544]

Send me the model number of your machine.

[@n_l_o]

Is that drive hub compatible with all these top load Whirlpool washers with the washplate agitator? I've got a WTW5000DW2 that's got this issue and I was just about to replace the drive hub with a new plastic one.

[@richardkoon5544]

YES! It will work. Let me know how it works for you. You'll also need a TB123 spanner wrench.

[@foxtrotproject]

I’m about to install this but I’m curious. Do the splines on the hub kit have to pull double duty with smoothed out tub splines? Or is replacing the actual tub and adding this kit going to give you the longest life?

[@richardkoon5544]

I've never changed the tub. The hub kit does cures that.

[@Detroitblue]

I saw this video and went to order part immediately . What is discovered is that the price varies widely fron $30 for the kit to $200 and that the median range is $40 but most placed are sold out the part is on back order. I have my washer disassembled and I neeed to get back to having fresh underwear asap so I went ahead and popped for one that sold for $99.

[@richardkoon5544]

They are about 51.00 through Marcone.com

[@Detroitblue]

@@richardkoon5544 Wow! that woud be amazing. I just called. Of couse I don't have a whole sale account. But they are also on backorder and can't provide a delivery date. But the cost is $51.06 with $13 shipping.

[@patriciaacevedo6742]

Is it the same for Amana washers?

[@andrewmaas6620]

What if you have one with the agitator I’ve done the rods and the drive hub and it’s worse now

[@saulantunez7289]

Does this fix work for maytag bravos cause I'm having this exact issue