RTW4740YQ0 Roper Washer - Instructions

Well,the repair was actually easy once I read all instructions. My son and I did the repair. After we got the agitator apart my son took his feet(after I told him thats how you get it apart)to separate the bottom agitator from the top agitator. Everything went everywhere. Thank god for Part-Select and their wonderful pictures. We put everything back together and it is working like a brand new machine. THANK-YOU. If we would of read first it would of only took 15 minutes to install. S Brazil

followed the instructions I found online, I ended up only using the "dogs" and the softener gasket as the the other parts did not fit my washer but very glad I bought the complete kit anyway.

The whole process took about 20 minutes. I popped the cover off the top of the Agitator and unloosened the nut holding the agitator onto the shaft. I then replaced the cogs, which just slipped into place. Finally I replaced the agitator back onto the shaft and tightened the nut and replaced the cap.

Just like the video. Easy!!!

Looked up problem on Internet and then came to PartSelect.com to verify, watched the video for this repair and order agitator kit. Received the kit in 3 days and made the repair in less than 15 min. The wife thinks I'm a pro now, not sure if this is good or bad. The repairman in MN.

Followed simple directions that came with part, step by step. Must note: Read comments on your site of others that purchased parts, and it was beneficial. One of them suggested purchasing the agitator grease (also called plumbers grease), called for on instruction sheet. This was not mentioned when the part order was made. But--ordering was simple, delivery was suprisingly quick, and we are very satisfied. I recommend PARTS SELECT!!

Have replaced the rubber "dogs" in the agitator before. Washer had an extended service contract that expired in 1986. It just won't die.

Replaced them as I saw it done in the video. It made it a piece of cake!

Agitator Repair Kit (PS334650) has EVERYTHING you need for the repair . No extra parts needed. I paid a guy to come out the first one and they charged $70! So, this time, I bought the $21.92 kit, economy shipping, and it arrived the very next day. Wahoo! Took a couple of minutes and had a load running in 10 minutes. What a savings, what a great resource. Thanks PartSelect.com You're bookmarked forever.

I was expecting to spend $100 or more if not having to go buy a new washer. I found your site and I was like "wow" then I found the Video of the intsual. It could not be any more simple. Entire job took 5 min. And under $4 for parts. All I can say is outstanding and thank you

DIAGNOSIS 1) Popped off the agitator cap. 2) Used a 1/2" socket extension driver to back out the plastic retention nut 3) removed the agitator and poured all the little plastic pieces into my hand 4) googled up the agitator assembly by model number, led me to Part select website 5) identified the plastic pieces as "dog ears" 6) ordered new dog ears for just under $4 REPAIR 1) waited 3 days and got dog ears in the mail 2) had a beer and opened the mail 3) inserted the dog ears into agitator assembly according to the picture on Part Select web site 4) had another beer 5) installed the agitator back into the washer, tightened the retention nut 5) admired my handiwork with another beer 6) washed a load of clothes DIAGNOSIS TIME - about 15 minutes REPAIR TIME - about 4 minutes plus 10 more to drink the beers

I gave the parts to my wife. Then I took them back and fixed the washer .

The repair went very quick and easy. What made this repair so quick and easy is because of the very prompt and quick shipping of the replacement part from this company. This was my first experience with this company and will always use in the future. I ordered the part one day and the very next day I received the part. Great job to this company!!!!!

FIRST!! I watched partselect's video on repair. It was right on! I removed the dispenser, removed the seal, used a 7/16 socket on an extension to remove the bolt and lifted the agitator out. Removed the old dogs and housing and replaced it with the new ones. Reversed the take down order and done in about 15-20 min. Easiest fix I've ever encountered!

I had to remove 3 screws from the back of the washer to be able to lift the top. Then remove 3 screws under the lid which held the switch in, unplug the old part and put the new one in. It was quite sinple. The most difficult part was figuring out you have to slide the top of the washer forward a bit to be able to tilt it up.