Whirlpool Washer Repair - How to Replace the Spin Tube

Do you need help replacing the Spin Tube (Part # WP64208) in your Washer? With this video, Steve will show you how easy it is to complete this repair yourself, by taking you through the process step-by-step. When you do the repair yourself, you can save time and money that you would normally spend on having an expensive repair technician come to your home. At PartSelect, we provide tools for success at every stage of the repair and have been helping do-it-yourselfers since 1999!
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If you are having one or more the following issues with your Washer, replacing the Spin Tube may solve your problem:
1. Washer Noisy
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Here is a list of tools you will need to complete this repair at home:
• flat blade screwdriver
•7/16" socket w/ratchet
•putty knife
•1/2" socket ratchet extension
•spanner wrench
•hammer
•1/4" nut driver
•slip joint pliers
•small flat blade screwdriver
This Spin Tube Matches the Following Product Numbers:
PartSelect Part Number: PS11743353
OEM Part Number: WP64208
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[@MrHanowski]

How about explaining why and when to do this repair? Problematic symptoms, etc.

[@ricardomeyer4455]

Excellent guidance and knowledge. A little introduction to why we would replace the spin tube would be awesome 😊

[@mebernal14]

I agree with you Richard.

[@lumamuta007]

I agree too!!!

[@rslampp7523]

Yes..no explaining symptoms,diagnosis or howthe other was bad.Otherwise OK

[@be-rad9470]

Excellent. Thanks

[@JO-ct6dl]

Very informative video, thanks

[@asiba2]

very relaxing music. reminds me of music on a cruise ship

[@patcola7335]

What are the sounds of bad spin bearings in a Whirlpool direct drive washer?

[@ronmedenwaldt]

Could you provide the part number for the seal? Having issues with the clutch due to water seeping into it.

[@erikthered7422]

Just slide it off...mine did not just slide off. I had to tear mine apart to tap the shaft out then use a use a dowel to tap the drive block out of the outer tub. Then I had to use a happier to tap the drive block from the under side. Fun stuff. lol

[@sayelatyani]

In which case you have to replaced spin tupe

[@rickeykeeton71]

Noticed you placed the cam follower opposite of the spring on the new tube. It was not opposite the spring on the old one. Does it really matter? Did the old one just happen to be near the spring according to its location when the machine was turned off?

[@1stFlyingeagle]

How do you know if that part has gone bad?

[@milesfifer171]

Should I grease the new tube before putting it back in?

[@timetryp422]

Makes sense...

[@johnsun2416]

Does the pump running all the time when the motor is running? seem like motor have 1 shaft that drive the agitation/spin and the pump at the same time.

[@SBE3000]

Mine came out with the transmission bar? Not sure what to do next. Was that not supposed to come out? 😐

[@fakiirification]

means your brake assembly is shot. get new pads and spring.

[@Speedracer415]

Where is the spin actuator on those. Mine stopped spinning in drain cycle. And love the comment simple job.... What you just did is 3 days minimum for a normal person 😂

[@scottgardner5169]

Do you have the model number for this washer? I have this same model but without the information sticker on the back.

[@nedgarca]

Check on inner frame below back of lid.

[@dutchman6533]

How come nobody cleans the plastic tub and metal tub, do mine once a year!

[@dosmastrify]

18:25 isn't there an upper seal on the tube the spin tube goes through?

[@alchemy1]

I have never been able to find the purpose of those plastic things that hold a pin inside. What they actually do. You can see the two here one is at about 7 o'clock position and the other about 2 o'clock position. They clip on the side of the frame triangle. What in the world are they and what do they do? Most have two like this one. Some have three of them.

[@KushDragon420]

They are pins from manufacture, when the maxhine was brand new those pins held the base plate and float plates together so that the plastic tub could not slip and crack during transit. Whenever the forst person hooked it up for the forst time the was a string they pulled that dropped all 3 pins out into those cups. Now they have shipping bolts that lock the tub in place.

[@Crazybird-3]

What about the belt?

[@dosmastrify]

No belt on this one

[@mrgcav]

Need help... I did the clutch repair on a LSR7010pq1. The center shaft was corroded and would not come out. Took a lot of effort, hammering and time but I got it out. I removed the inner spin basket thinking it would help me get the shaft out. Wrong. The drive block is stuck in the basket and no amount of hammering with a 4lb mallet will set it free. Replaced clutch and reassembled without issue. The drive block was very difficult to tighten and get it to lock on the shaft. But I got it tight. Now when empty, Low spin is fine but in high spin it goes violently out of balance. I checked the suspension components and they are all in tact. The Spin basket remained attached to the shaft after several tests. Not sure what went wrong. I think it is related to the drive block or the basket. What confuses me is that it is fine on low spin. I am going to run it without the Spin basket to see what happens. Any Ideas what my problem is ?

[@KushDragon420]

The machine leaked into the outer the drive shaft, the only thing you can do is replace the entire wash tub and spin tube assembly (outer plastic not inner ceramic) or replace the machine