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DISCONTINUED – Part Number: 12001154
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DISCONTINUED
Part #12001154
WIRE HARNESS, MAIN – Part Number: 903194
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WIRE HARNESS, MAIN
Part #903194
HEAT SINK – Part Number: 72399
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HEAT SINK
Part #72399
INSULATION STRIP SHORT – Part Number: 72412
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D200 PROTECTIVE RACK – Part Number: 82428
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D200 PROTECTIVE RACK
Part #82428
HARNESS,ERC TO Lower RELAY – Part Number: 82845
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Ring,seal – Part Number: 93189
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Ring,seal
Part #93189
Elbow – Part Number: 118753
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Elbow
Part #118753
Clamp,cable-3/4 dia – Part Number: 93122
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Clamp,cable-3/4 dia
Part #93122
Seal – Part Number: 91818
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Seal
Part #91818
Seal
Fuse,7 amp-250v – Part Number: 76331
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Fuse,7 amp-250v
Part #76331
Belt,drive-25# & 40# – Part Number: 93358
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Belt,drive-25# & 40#
Part #93358
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not draining at end of cycle
0 of 1 people found this instruction helpful.
  • Michael from Chevy Chase, MD
  • A Bit Difficult
  • 30 - 60 mins
  • Screw drivers
First I dismantled the impellers that drive the wash and drain water to see if they were damaged or clogged - I knew the drain hose was not clogged. It seems you can' remove the wash impeller without breaking it..... at least I couldn't.
Since they were ok [i replaced the wash impeller that I broke], it seemed the only other thing could be the timer switch. I replaced it and all was fine again. It replaces by removing the plastic INSIDE panel of the door and quite easily after that.
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