Gibson Washer Motors

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$192.07

Gibson Washer Remote Style Pump With Motor

★★★★★

4 Reviews

PartSelect Number PS417325

Manufacturer Part Number 131268401

Use this with either a top load or front load washer. This pump has an horizontal mount.

Fixes these symptoms

Leaking
Will not drain
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Installation Instructions

Thomas from Walpole, MA

Pump Motor Failed

First, remove the 2 screws that hold the lower front cover in place, remove the cover and disconnect the plug and the ground wires from the pump. Next attach the washing machine drain hose to a wet vac, since even if the machine is empty, there will still be water in the outer tub and the pump. Suck the whole thing dry, remove the 2 bolts that hold the cover onto the pump, use a pliers to remove the 2 hose clamps, remove the hoses (no mess because of the vacuum). Remove the 2 screws that hold the pump to the base of the washer and remove the pump. Save the mounting bracket from the bottom of the pump. Orient the outlet on the new pump to match your old one if needed, instructions to do this are included with the new pump. Install the mounting bracket onto the new pump. Mount the pump to the washing machine base, reconnect the hoses, the cover and the wiring. Put the drain hose back into your drain. Run the machine, check for function and leaks. If all is well, replace the lower cover. Don't forget to tell your wife that the job was a whole lot harder than it looked. Read more...

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$237.63

Gibson Washer Drive Motor

★★★★★

1 Review

PartSelect Number PS417366

Manufacturer Part Number 131276200

This drive motor supplies the mechanical power required to operate core appliance functions such as rotation, agitation, or movement. Smooth motor operation supports consistent performance and reduces strain on connected components. Replacing a failing drive motor can resolve issues such as loss of motion, unusual noise, or intermittent operation, restoring dependable functionality.

Installation Instructions

Carmen from Foreston, MN

motor burned out, tub quit going around

First I turned off the water and disconnected the hoses. I took off the back panel and unscrewed the 4 bolts holding the motor in place. The grounding screw was impossible to remove, so I had to cut the wire off. Took out motor and disconnected the electrical connector. Put new motor in (ordered new belt, figuring it would need replacing - was still in excellent shape, but replaced it anyway), bolted in the motor (socket set works best on further away bolts, screwdriver for closer ones). Put the belt on the motor first and then pulled it up over the side of the tub and turned the tub to get it around the whole tub - took alittle bit of turning to get it on. Plugged in electrical connector and screwed grounding wire into hole. Replaced back panel and water hoses. Got a bit dirty and sweaty but not too hard to do it yourself, as I am a 48 yr woman and don't usually do this kind of thing. Read more...

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$297.72

Gibson Washer 2-speed Motor With Pulley

PartSelect Number PS815490

Manufacturer Part Number 134159500

This 3/4 horsepower, two-speed drive motor is designed for top-load washing machines and includes a pre-installed pulley for smooth operation. It powers the drum during both agitation and spin cycles, ensuring optimal performance throughout the wash process. Commonly used to resolve issues such as a washer that won’t spin, drain, or agitate, this motor can also address symptoms like burning smells, unusual noises, or cycle interruptions. Professional installation is recommended for proper alignment and secure mounting.

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Burning smell
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Installation Instructions

Helen from Madison, OH

Motor was overheating and kickins off during the cycle

After turning the water off and removing the hoses,I pulled the top off by removing the 2 screws from the clips in the back and popping the 2 spring clips in the front. I then removed the 2 side screws left and right to allow room for the sides to move out of the way of the motor. The back panel is spot welded so the panels stayed connected. I then removed the 2 screws from the water overflow guard on the motor. Once removed I unplugged the wire harness from the motor. After that the 4 nuts were taken off of the bottom of the motor. I pushed the belt tensioner in and pulled the motor out. Install the motor making sure the nuts are tight as they can work loose from vibration. Read more...