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idler pulley went bad and wouldn't let the tub agitate
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Dean from Carterville, IL
Really Easy
Less than 15 mins
Nutdriver, Pliers
removed four 5/16 screws and two hose clamps. This released the pump and belt. With the pump on the bench, I removed a c-clip and removed the pulley. Just reverse the process and it was back together in about 15 minutes---total job.