Washer Making a Crazy loud Grinding Noise NO Spin or Agitate... Broken coupler coupling kit 285753A

This video is on a whirlpool style washer. This type of washer is known as a direct drive it was made by Whirlpool whirl pool owned companies includingother brands like Roper, estate, Crosley, Kenmore and others. If your washer is slightly spinning it’s more than likely not this problem. It will be the clutch. This problem will have the key factors of not draining water and making a loud noise but not spinning the clothes out or agitating.
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[@JonathanWestwood]

$13 and 1 hour. Easy fix for my Kenmore 80. Thank you for this video.

[@WasherDryerMoney]

Glad to help.

[@denilsonmarquez6133]

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[@antipov2]

$8 part from amazon and I was able to fix this with the help of your video. My unit was Kenmore, but the directions translate perfectly well. Thank you for taking the time to record this.

[@camryxse_761]

Me too saved myself from buying a new washer!

[@mikewrenn4216]

I was looking at new washers from Lowes for about $800.00 when I came upon this video. He diagnosed my problem and I ordered the part from Amazon and after step by step directions I saved my self $792.00!!! Thanks so much.

[@maryshannon3102]

Thank you so much for this video. It was so helpful in replacing the coupler all by myself. My husband said, Wait for the weekend and I’ll help you, but I decided to tackle it myself today. Love the step by step instructions. Thank you again.

[@MercadoMomMoments]

Good for you @ Mary Shannon I too am watching to fix myself 😊

[@maryshannon3102]

@@MercadoMomMoments Good Luck!!! The hardest part for me was aligning the motor with the couplers. The motor is a little heavy and so the weight of the motor made it a little hard to align.

[@mulvadad]

Thankyou so much! Could not have diagnosed the problem nor fixed it without this video. Part was only $11. Thanks again!

[@littlepatrinka7941]

THANK YOU! THANK YOU!! THANK YOU!!! I was able to identify the problem with my elderly mother’s washing machine, buy the right part and fix it myself for less than $10.00. Excellent video, you’re a life saver!

[@MisterJake77]

$8 and an hour of my time. Great video. I decided to keep the capacitor intact, making the motor a little difficult to maneuver. Still a worthwhile project. I was so sure the washer was toast.

[@WasherDryerMoney]

Glad you got it going.

[@ColorfulMidnight]

You are amazing! I know nothing about repairing appliances and I was able to figure this out. Your video was so clear and helpful and saved me from spending $100 on a repairman!

[@WasherDryerMoney]

Very cool. Glad to help.

[@Joe-eu5el]

Replaced using 285753A kit, did not fix problem. Original coupler had metal insert, not completely plastic. However, on close inspection there was plastic deformation on inside of one of the metal sleeves, and when I looked at the motor shaft the upper and lower edges of the flat part of the shaft where the coupler slides on had sheared off!!! This is the root cause of my problem. Just ordered new motor for my Kenmore 10.26432503, but I really liked your video so here's some additional feed back on "loud grinding noise and no spin action" issue. I have some pictures I can send you for your enjoyment, but don't want to chance putting my e-mail address public. Hope you can get back to me privately via e-mail. Thanks again for the video, well done.

[@mattmace123]

I had a busted coupler as well! Thanks for the video

[@RCs_world]

I just switched all rods, but still making banging noise. I think your video is the solution. Thanks for the video!

[@bobbypatrick5120]

Exactly what was wrong with mine. Saved me from having to get a new washer. Thanks for the video!

[@butchering]

Got r fixed up but had to use the old rubber thing because I couldn’t for the life of me get it in the new one and after a lot of swearing just used to old one. Thanks for the video!

[@WasherDryerMoney]

Glad you got it going.

[@ZING-oj6zi]

Almost went out and bought a new washer... thank you!!

[@WasherDryerMoney]

Save that money. Lol

[@michaelhartzell9758]

Or a new transmission.

[@121790tyler]

Thanks for video it helped me get my washer fixed. The hardest part for me was getting the motor coupling connected to the rubber piece

[@WasherDryerMoney]

Yeah, that coupler can be difficult to get on sometimes. Especially new ones.

[@milestoneroadsongs]

Excellent video!!!! I believe this is what’s wrong with my Maytag washer.

[@WasherDryerMoney]

You should fix it. It’s an easy repair and that’s a great washing machine compared to the junk they sell nowadays.

[@MadsWorld34]

thanks for the video i think thats what just happened to mine tonight. my old lady just washed 2 heavy blankets i bet they weight 10 pounds dry and over 40 wet. each. and now its doing the same thing but i have to wait until tomorrow to open it up

[@cz8213]

Thank you for video, exactly what was wrong with my washer .I ordered part and repaired it myself !! I liked the step by step video !

[@WasherDryerMoney]

Glad to help.

[@volpe1970]

Thanks for your great content. I just picked a used free Maytag top load washer from CL yesterday. Tested it and it also discharged water from the hot (I tested a cold cycle) intake valve/hose. Horrible noise no agitation or spin. Burning smell. Looks like a great project.

[@erictaylor5863]

yu explain it so well I could do it. yu are amazing

[@WasherDryerMoney]

Thanks

[@JoshRange]

Thank you for this video it was super easy to follow and had my washer fixed in 30 mins!

[@WasherDryerMoney]

Glad to help

[@MrRedRoaster]

Great video! You saved me a bundle!

[@WasherDryerMoney]

Glad to help

[@chassidyharvey8151]

I changed the coupler but it still had a weird noise when it's on the spin cycle. Other than that it washes now without a problem....what could that be??

[@jifferwyght8871]

Thanks for the clear instructions and tips. Doing a load of laundry and out of the blue it started making a grinding sound and appeared to be still pumping water. Disassembled it and found coupler broken on the pump side. I looked on the lid for sticker but none to be found. It is a Roper and on the lid is SM 8280871. Checked out your affiliate link and they look identical to mine. Gonna order them and hope they're the right ones.

[@matthewmoa502]

Very educational thank you!

[@stephaniehenry6674]

Thank you SO much for the helpful video. Awesome step-by-step instructions. We had ours back together in a little over an hour!

[@WasherDryerMoney]

An hour. We’ll done.

[@deejohnson5163]

Great vid. Love the detail tips and tricks.

[@WasherDryerMoney]

Thanks

[@LynnBillFeilinger]

Thanks for the video. Changing the coupler fixed the initial problem, however, right after a new problem arose. When the machine goes into spin mode and builds up speed, the agitator will stop for a split second and makes a loud popping noise kind of like it is slipping out of gear. The agitator then will build up speed and repeats it over and over. I took the transmission apart and replace the plastic gear and the neutral drain kit along with new oil (even though the old parts did not look damaged). It did not help. Any suggestions would be appreciated.

[@CoryChase2319]

Spot on! This was absolutely amazing!! Thank you!!

[@WasherDryerMoney]

Glad to help

[@andylamm5571]

Great Demonstration. Thank you.

[@dennisbrady9023]

Thanks for the video! The instructions were very clear and I'm about to tackle the project, but I have a question. My machine is filled with water. You said it would drain even though it doesn't agitate or spin and it makes a grinding noise. Can I turn it on so it will drain or will that burn up the motor or cause another problem? Thanks!

[@JohnDoe-fg2oq]

I was on load 6 back to back and threw the heaviest load in last. It made a load grind and I ran in the shut it off. This was last night and Im off to take it apart now. Thanks for the vid and Im sure this is it. Thanks and I hit the bell and the like.

[@johnstelluto9101]

In 2021 this cost me $17 and 2 hours of work. That includes the half hour trip to my local parts store. Hardest part was lining back up the motor and reinstalingl the washer cover.

[@unitedstates4162]

Omgosh thank you so much man...... You gained a new subscriber.. I was just thinking I had to buy a new washer. Looking for also I was looking for the video for the lid switch mine is chard a little bit the wired part.

[@brandonchi8526]

What if it does agitate and spin, but making loud clicking noise;especially, during agitation phase and a little during spinning when I have a heavy load?

[@LynnBillFeilinger]

Thanks for the video. I replaced the coupler which fixed that problem, however, I had a new problem that arose. When it goes into the spin cycle and it builds up speed, the agitator will suddenly stop spinning for a split second, jump a little bit and make a popping noise. I ended up taking the transmission out and rebuilding it with a new plastic gear and the neutral drain kit replacement, but that did not seem to help. Do you have any suggestions?

[@Goldenwoodz]

I just did this to my Kenmore 80 series, now after the coupler replacement it’s making a horrible squealing sound when agitating draining or spinning. Can’t figure it out, all the parts were installed correctly. I have a video on my channel of the terrible sound, any help would be appreciated.

[@luisrosado888]

Where is the coupler on old kenmore heavy duty washer?, doesn’t seem to be behind the pump like other models?

[@nataliegahres2391]

My water pump does not just pull off after removing the clamps. What should I do?

[@mrthomas7053]

Thank you

[@WasherDryerMoney]

Glad to help

[@volpe1970]

When you test spin and the cat runs away, you know it's working!

[@PhilisophicalDad]

We have replaced this, the actuator, the assembly under the plate inside tube, replaced belt. STILL HAVE A GRINDING NOISE

[@cherokeemckinney68]

I have a whirlpool washer... I'm going to attempt to repair by Friday... So hopefully everything comes off in the same manner...

[@WasherDryerMoney]

Good luck

[@cherokeemckinney68]

Thanks I'm waiting on the part...less than 5 minutes after my son's flipped it over...it was a broken coupler.. three pack on Amazon for ten bucks... THANKS ALOT! 😁

[@XxM325]

Thank you!

[@WasherDryerMoney]

Glad to help

[@codyhaviland9650]

Well done! Much appreciated.

[@WasherDryerMoney]

Thanks

[@michaelhartzell9758]

You turned it on and mine did the same. Probably due over loading it since I've replaced it in the past, along with the clutch and pump. Good video, but those clips holding motor had screws going thru them.

[@WasherDryerMoney]

Yes you can put the screws back in. They’re mainly called shipping screws so it’s just an extra precaution to make sure they don’t fall off. I think it’s a good idea to put them back on.

[@Nadine----]

Hello, thanks for your videos. If the 2 parts of the coupler are not broken? But they are both plastic in the middle, no metal. I did inspect them and had to lightly nock them back on the shafts. I changed the clutch and changed the oil in the transmission. The oil was very bad. Inspected everything and bam the same noise no spinning. 😳

[@melindaouellette6382]

Hi! So I just replaced my coupler and reassembled it and it started up perfectly fine went through the wash cycle rinse cycle and got to the spin cycle and towards the end of the spin cycle a grinding noise started😭 since it was running smoothly, is it a possibility that I reassembled wrong or not tight enough when putting it back together?? I know this video was old but I hope you can help🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@infamousxx]

Checked my cupplers not broken it spins on washing, but on final spin nothing just makes a horrible noise

[@TheStaceyThr33]

Perfect, thank you so much!!

[@WasherDryerMoney]

Glad to help

[@myeshiaunderwood9078]

Thank you so very much! Your very helpful video just save me hundreds of dollars!!

[@WasherDryerMoney]

Glad to help.

[@bean5896]

What is the model number for this estate with just the load size knob and the timer knob?

[@ryanjones9305]

Excellent video.

[@WasherDryerMoney]

Thanks

[@mgd789]

Do all washers have a coupler? I have a crosley top load washer with a wash plate, not a normal agitator. If so, where can I find it. Thank you in advance.

[@volpe1970]

If it won't agitate or spin, you say you can still drain it? I bailed. Will it drain when set to spin even without moving? Thanks.

[@tennesseemattoutdoors5405]

Roper model rtw4440vq1 spins but does not seem to be agitating correctly. “ it seems slow motion to me maybe not? I replaced all the agitator parts to new. Can it still agitate somewhat of that cam is partly broken?

[@tarquino375]

When do you need to worry about discharging a capacitor? All the videos are confusing about the capacitor That's the only thing stopping my from replacing my coupler

[@WasherDryerMoney]

I don't have any videos on discharging capacitors but there are plenty out there. It's pretty easy just be careful. If you're planning on touching any wiring you'll have to discharge a capacitor. I'm trying to think I don't believe that you have to touch any wires while replacing a coupler. But again if you do just watch a video on it.

[@mcgufbd]

This was very helpful, but I had many other issues. My coupler was broken, as you suggested, so I replaced it. But first my washer pump was rusted to the end of my motor. By the time I got it off I realized I had broken the motor switch. Since it was so rusted I just ordered a new motor. The motor switch on that motor came broken. I ordered a new motor that came with a broken switch. I decided to order just the switch since I had a newer motor now. I replaced all the wires as the old one. I put in the new coupler, motor, and pump. I found my lid switch is broken too, so I replaced that. Got everything back together, but no spin. I hear it engage, but the motor isn't turning. Any idea what I could have done wrong or how to diagnose it?

[@mcgufbd]

I can't seem to get the water pump off of my whirlpool washer. I got the clips off, but that thing doesn't want to let go. Suggestions?

[@stanwall470]

Thanku

[@WasherDryerMoney]

Glad to help

[@rebeccaburke4191]

We just bought a brand new washer that’s making a squealing grinding noise. It only worsened with 2 nd load

[@MegaCapri69]

Excellent video fast and easy !! I have the same issue ? I hope i can fix it My is whirlpool ? Its the same process Thank you ? Where did you get the parts

[@WasherDryerMoney]

Amazon link in the description. Be sure to get the heavier duty version that has the metal in the center.

[@MegaCapri69]

@@WasherDryerMoney thank you!!

[@susanfrate8519]

Excellent

[@SavananhShelton]

My Whirlpool is spinning the motor works but when we turn it on it makes a scraping screaming sound when it's in agitation mode one guy looked at it and we turned it on and he said it's broken and walked off and wanted to get paid for just showing up to tell me it was broken$100..... But it seems off balance as well and then when it's on and starts to spin cycle and makes a scraping screaming sound and then it stops the spin cycle and again I have a whirlpool and the guy that looked at it told me to fix it would cost as much as a brand new one would because the motor in the middle is broken but if it was why is it still spinning

[@MegaCapri69]

You water pump came out real easy !! I have the same one. Doesn't came out Stocks in there. !! How can i bring it out One idea? Thank you.

[@WasherDryerMoney]

Try putting a little WD-40 on the motor shaft not too much and don’t get it inside the motor bearings. If that doesn’t work, you can go extreme and take a hammer and slowly break the water pump to pieces until you can get the whole thing off. I know it sounds crazy but I’ve had to do this several times and sometimes it’s just the only thing that will work. This is usually caused by rust, swelling the shaft and jamming it in the plastic. Just be careful and go slowly with a hammer breaking it apart. You don’t want to hurt the motor or the bearings on front of the motor.

[@MegaCapri69]

@@WasherDryerMoney I appreciate a lot thanks for the tip !!

[@RoyORear]

Watched this video hoping this might be my problem. I don't think it is, though. My washer, a Whirlpool LA9480XWN1, seems to agitate and spin OK, but there's a kind of a loud rattle when it's agitating or spinning. It sounds kind of like the washer in the video, but not exactly. I replaced the tub and the agitator dogs a few months ago. It's been working fine until now. I'd really appreciate any thoughts you might have.

[@WasherDryerMoney]

Yeah, it’s definitely not the Cupler if it is agitated and spinning. Could be something in the transmission going bad. Always hard to tell unless I’m there looking at it.

[@RoyORear]

@@WasherDryerMoney Thanks for the reply. I know it's hard to diagnose without being there. Appreciate you taking the time to post the videos. It's guys like you that make it possible for guys like me to save a bunch of money.

[@rodolfogarcia6086]

i have a kenmore combo direct drive transmission making noise I don't know if is the transmission or the actuator thanks

[@WasherDryerMoney]

If it is a direct drive it probably is not the actuator that’s not the issue with most direct drive. If it’s making a noise is probably is the Coupler.

[@carmac1652]

Can you help me out .I sold a Kenmore top load washer . direct drive . When the lady puts it on agitate it's making a knocking sound ? I never encountered this before . and the washer is filling when it's off I'm sure it's the water valve stuck open . thanks.the knock sound I don't know y it's doing that ?

[@WasherDryerMoney]

Not 100% sure. Join the Facebook group (Appliance Flippers United) And send a video to the group. A bunch of us are on there and all we do is figure out weird problems like that. My guess would be the transmission is low on oil but that’s just a guess.

[@carmac1652]

@@WasherDryerMoney ok thanks I will do that now

[@missq3506]

Does this process work for a stackable washer and dryer set?

[@WasherDryerMoney]

It depends on the year of the stack and what brand it is. They did make a few stack that had the same transmission. Most of them are a different type of transmission though.

[@kevinedwards5070]

Are all couplers the same size I think this is what my grandmas washer is doing and didn’t want to order the wrong one

[@WasherDryerMoney]

Yes there is a regular version though and a heavier duty version.

[@kevinedwards5070]

@@WasherDryerMoney thx appreciate it

[@darleneanderson9874]

I have a Frigidaire stack washer and dryer the other day I was drying clothes and open the door to check the clothes to see if they were dry closed it and it would not come back on I've I checked my fuse box my breaker box the cord clean the lint out and it still wouldn't come on I was playing with it a while ago and I turned my washing machine on well it didn't come on but when I push the dryer button it came on can you tell me what could be the problem is it a thermal fuse bad or is it the cord possibly bad because the washing machine will work on a 110 but the dryer works on the 220 but the cord is for both

[@darleneanderson9874]

When I say it comes on I mean when I turn the washing machine on and then I push the dryer button the washing machine comes on not the dryer

[@chickensoupsasquatch7286]

Kenmore 2012, model 2800. Has been loud on spin cycle, now it's still spinning and draining but stuff still wet,what do you think it is?

[@WasherDryerMoney]

I think the 2012 would be the regular newer type of washers. This is one of the older style they have not made this machine in a while. If it is the type that has the six LEDs and a round gray pause play button it could be the actuator has gone out or is going out.

[@loveforeignaccents]

Live in a condo and we had gotten new washing machines... I live right above the laundry room, and now it sounds like a helicopter has landed below me, especially when it's on the spin cycle. Of course it's a vintage building, so floors are uneven, but never had this issue with the prior washing machines. I'm thinking because they are placed smack-dab next to each other and should be separated/not touching?? Your input would be greatly appreciated, as I'm at my wit's end. Already tried anti-vibration pads on the bottom, and now maintenance has placed small thin plywood boards in between the machines, which of course are extremely narrow as there is not much room between the machines at all, to no avail. Do you think they should be at least a couple inches apart to negate the vibration? Thank you in advance for your reply, sir.

[@WasherDryerMoney]

There are two main types of washers that have problems with getting off-balance when they’re in spin cycle. Type one is the older type of washer that is my favorite machine because of how long that last. They are easy to pick out because you pull the knob Out to turn the machine on. Check out my video titled (washer shaking banging easy to fix tub wear pads) The second type of washer is the one that has six lights and a gray pause/play button if this is a tax machine you have check out my video titled (Cheap permanent? fix for shaking banging washers) this video explains what’s going on I would recommend just replacing the suspension rods if this is the problem.

[@loveforeignaccents]

@@WasherDryerMoney I have what you are considering the "older type washer", even though it's new. Watched your recommended video for that, and even after yours is "fixed", it sounds like the vibration noise I am currently experiencing, even though your washer is free standing. I thought the problem might be because our two washers are touching together... like people don't put speakers in a car or an audio unit in the house, where both speakers are smack-dab together. I thought that would be the issue, but now am not so sure seeing that yours standing solo still vibrates like ours.

[@iriswestry1341]

Where are you located?

[@tatchik77]

Mine is making that noise but won't drain, agitate or spin & drum couldn't be turned manually. I looked under it & the coupler didn't seem to be broken, I replaced it about a year ago. Any suggestions?? 🙏🏻

[@WasherDryerMoney]

Check the water pump. kzbin.info/www/bejne/gpXVfYmJabGahLc

[@storytellertim]

I inspected the coupling, nothing broken and put it back together. The grinding noise is still there. Any suggestions?

[@WasherDryerMoney]

Take the coupler back off put it back together and see if it still makes the noise. If it does it is not the water pump if it doesn’t it might still be the Cupler or it’s in the transmission or clutch. On rare occasions I have seen the part that holds the Metal drum to the transmission break loose. This is a hard one to spot pretty much just take the agitator off and see if the metal drum is connected well or if the two ears are loose that hold it on.

[@RobinEdmonds-ft6oq]

My washer is doing the same sound

[@Nicecalgarian]

Don't these older washers have suspension springs?

[@WasherDryerMoney]

There are some springs but they are not like the new suspension springs. They are to hold a plate that it sits on centered.

[@Nicecalgarian]

@@WasherDryerMoney Thank you 🤘🇨🇦

[@georgebariames6249]

Hey, thanks for this video. It was a tremendous help getting the coupler replaced on our washer. So, I replaced the coupler on the motor about two months ago and everything was fine (front of motor only-back was fine). Then just last week, I noticed the machine didn't seem to want to go into agitate mode after filling. Agitation began and all was well. Then just today, agitation wouldn't begin and there was a burning smell. Machine would not drain either. Does this sound like a belt issue? We just watched your actuator video where you had the transmission removed from the machine. Not sure if this is the issue. Any assistance you could offer would be greatly appreciated. Keep up the good work with your awesome videos! George

[@WasherDryerMoney]

If your machine has a coupler you have a direct drive washer and the transmission I work on in the other video is not the same machine. Two quick things to check is it just the lid switch gone bad. That’s what it sounds like except for you said there’s a smell which makes me think it could be the motor burned up. If the lid switch is bad it will not make a slight clicking noise when you open and close the lid.

[@georgebariames6249]

@@WasherDryerMoney thanks for getting back to me. It's not the lid switch because that went bad a couple of years ago and I replaced it successfully and it is clicking just fine. I replaced the coupler in February with the assistance of this video. This new problem began yesterday with the burning smell. It will not agitate or drain. I have already opened the machine up. The new coupler is intact. I also pulled the hoses off the water pump to check for blockage in the hoses or pump itself and there does not appear to be any blockage. So do you think the motor needs to be replaced?

[@WasherDryerMoney]

@@georgebariames6249 Usually smelling burned is a symptom of the motor going bad. When the motor is completely out it will not come on or it will just buzz.

[@georgebariames6249]

@@WasherDryerMoney, that's what we figured it was. Just wanted to check. Went ahead and ordered a new motor. Should be here Thursday. Thanks for your help.

[@amandabotha5954]

I'm using hisense it's making this grinding noise it's not spinning

[@WasherDryerMoney]

That type of washer was known to have things like bobby pins get in the water pumps. If it’s the Toploader older version I would lean it over and check the water pump first. Make sure to have a towel or bucket because sometimes there’s still water in that line even with the washer drained.

[@tasjourney7778]

Can you do videos on how you fix cosmetic problems?

[@WasherDryerMoney]

Yes I’ll make a video on it. For the most part 95% of making a appliance look like new is cleaning and painting. Prepping for paint and good techniques for spray painting is very important to make a washer or dryer look like new.

[@tasjourney7778]

Thank you bro. I just did a service call today for a stove today easiest.140$ I've ever made

[@WasherDryerMoney]

Yeah it’s crazy how much money you can make with a little knowledge in fixing appliances. I wish I would’ve known this when I was 18.

[@WasherDryerMoney]

I’m releasing a video tomorrow on a dryer I sold yesterday. Got it as a trade-in so technically I paid $20 for it. Fixed it in a few minutes with $10 in parts, sold it for $200 and gave them $20 off because they had a trade-in that I’m working on today, easy to fix just the let’s switch. Trade-ins is key to this business.

[@Turbotomass]

How do u drain the water?

[@WasherDryerMoney]

Usually I’ll take a water hose and siphon it out the front door.

[@sashkimmy]

Love your channel I subscribe, I did what u said . It was not broken. I put it back together ,now only the machine is filling water nothing else. Can you help me pls

[@WasherDryerMoney]

Double check you plug the lid switch back in.

[@sashkimmy]

@@WasherDryerMoney thanks a million its working, there is still a noise while washing, can it be the agitator dog need to be replaced

[@WasherDryerMoney]

I have had those things make a little bit of noise. But unless they’re making a lot of noise I’d leave them alone if they’re working.

[@sashkimmy]

@@WasherDryerMoney thank you

[@WasherDryerMoney]

@@sashkimmy You’re welcome. My brother actually had a washer machine that I replace those gears in and it made a little bit of a grinding noise. It did go away after a little while. I think it’s just the new sharp teeth on the gears make it a little loud.

[@chrisnunn9840]

Thank you so much.

[@WasherDryerMoney]

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