WHDSR209DAWW General Electric Washer - Instructions

the repair was easy. I will be call you again, thank you.

just like the video showed/////only idid not kno the water would escape from one of the hoses when removed///video did not prepare me for this

My washer was full of water after it wouldn't drain as part of the wash cycle. I used a Wet/Dry vacuum to remove the water from the tub. Followed the video provided on this part page. When I pulled the hose from the wash tub to the pump at least a gallon of water that I was in the bottom of the tub and hose rushed into the base of the washer. It was an unexpected mess to clean up a the end of the job. Pump was fairly easy to remove from the washer, but reinstalling the hoses to the pump was slightly more challenging. The hose from the tub to the pump is about an inch too short to make this an easy fit. I had to have my wife hold the hose clamp open with the channel locks while I positioned pump onto the hose. After the hose was installed, the second hose was much easier to install. With the new pump the washer running like a champ!

I figured out the problem,watched the video instructor and i did it,couln'd be easier guy h

ordered new one put on works like a new machine your repair website really helped.

It was as simple as removing the front cover of the washer. After unpluging, using pliers, remove the two hoses on the pump and disconect the two power plug ins. Two bolts that mounted the pump to the frame of the washer were removed and the pump comes out. Re-install the same way with the new pump from partselect and it worked great.

turn the water off and remove the hoses from the dual water inlet valve;4 screws from electric panel and the 2 screws were the dual water inlet valve is,also a little hose;so that set.I put everything back on.now is working

took off the front and replaced easily. I tested it and it worked! The trick to remove front panel is use 2 screwdrivers, one on side, one in front even to lid edge.

The repair was an easy fix. Since the washing machine was already away from the wall, all we had to do was push(in a screwing motion) the hose in the back of the washer. It sealed right up and we were doing laundry 15min later.

New dual water inlet valve.

Changed the dual water inlet valve.

As straightforward as indicated by other customers. Remove the clip, replace the knob, replace the clip. Done

First i removed the bottom of washer and removed clamps from two hoses connected to the pump , removed 2 pump bolts along with wire connector. Then reinstalled new pump, hoses and wiring and that was it. Very easy !

removed top and replaced .

Pulled off front cover of machine. Unplugged unit. Used a channel lock (water pump pliers) to squeeze the hose clamp on the suction hose. Pulled hose off of pump suction. Did same for discharge hose. Some standing water came out onto floor of unit. Unscrewed 2 screws from base using nut driver. Pulled the 2 wires off of the stabs of pump. Re-installed new pump in reverse order. Unit back on line in 15 minutes, and works fine.