1CWTW5300SQ0 Whirlpool Washer - Instructions

I took the cover off the washer off, loosened all hoses and clamps remove old water pump and installed new one.

My hubby had JUST left for vacation the day prior - now I've got myself and 3 kiddies that need clean clothes and I have to save the day... All I needed was a socket with an extension to get to that nut all the way down the shaft after popping the center cap off. Once that was done the column came right out and I just put together the cam agitator assembly the exact way it was in the washer, about 3 parts and a rubber washer and gasket - super simple!! I ordered the part expedited (for obvious reason) and Parts Direct for the exact part I ordered to me within 2 days - will definitely order from them again!!

watched the parts select video showing how it was done. from there it was a simple process. popped off the fabric softener cap, and the seal cap. then used the socket wrench to unscrew the bolt. took off the cog holder, and turned upside down. The video was great, because it perfectly explained how to position the Agitator Directional Cogs (dogs)when replacing. the ridge went face down into the slot. Put the holder back in, replaced the bolt, cap, etc. and it as finished. Again, this is an easy fix, and the video perfectly explained the process.

The repair was extremely easy! But the standard shipping arrived the day after I placed the order, amazing!

took off front cabinet removed pump,and then motor and replaced part.

I did exactly what the instruction sheet said to do--it was very easy. Thank You

Popped the top of the Agitator off by hand, removed the softener cap protecting the Retaining nut by hand and used a 3/8 in socket driver with an extension and a 7/16 in socket to remove the retaining nut. Pulled top of Agitator off shaft, flipped it over and removed the Dog Ear housing. Removed retaining ring, removed and replaced Dog Ears (Cogs) and reassembled...less than 15 minute fix!

Unplugged washing machine and tilted washer back toward wall. Loosened clamps,removed hoses from water pump and drained water into shallow basin. Pried retaining clips up with screwdriver and lifted pump off of motor shaft. Installed new pump on motor shaft and secured pump with retaining clips. Re-attached hoses and secured clamps. Returned washer to upright position, plugged washer in and ran it through a test cycle with no problems. Watched the video on the replacement of the water pump, so the process was very simple.

Washer started leaking so I carried it out on the back deck so I could still use it until I had time to fix it, ordered pump, it came in about two days, took about ten minuets to fix and put back in the laundry room. I've had this washer and dryer set for nearly twenty years, I do most things myself, ordering online and having the parts waiting on me when I get home makes things so much easier

I visually located the water pump on the washer and decided it was just as easy to put the unit on its back without removing the cover. I used slip-joint pliers to slide the hose clamps and removed the hoses (have towels and/or a shop vac handy) popped the retaining clips loose with a flat head screw driver and pulled the pump away from the washer. I set the new pump in place with one of the new retaining clips I ordered with the pump, slid the hose clamps back in place, set the second clip...done. I then installed new cogs, also an easy fix. Doing these two jobs myself saved $160 over what a repair person was going to charge. PartSelect delivery was fast and the videos and diagrams are spot on. I'm not sure I've had a better online purchase experience than I had with PartSelect.

Followed partsselect video repair guide... it went super.

7/16 socket you need 8inch extension to reach one bolt.every thing else donot need tools to get to the bolt eazy

Shut off water and unhooked lines. Pulled machine out,turned on back to access pump/hoses, noticed crack in pump. Ordered new part which arrived in two business days.Replaced pump which took 10 minutes,hooked washer back up and ran a test load of towels. Perfect.

This was an easy repair. I used a 7/16th socket on a 8 inch extension to reach the agitator bolt. After removing the bolt, I pulled off the top half of the agitator, leaving the bottom half intact and attached to the washer. After that it was a simple replacement of the agitator directional clutch dogs and then putting the top half of the agitator back in place and tightening the bolt.

thanks for the part, it worked!