CW4202L (PCW4202L) Crosley Washer - Instructions

remove six screws: three along top of the control panel, three along front bottom of control panel. Pull control panel loose. Unscrew the timer knob by twisting it counter-clockwise. Remove the timer, unplug the timer quick-connect, replace timer and reinstall timer and control panel by reverse.

Diagnosing and ensuring that this was the problem took much longer than the actual repair. This was a simple repair, removal of six screws to access the timer assembly, two small bolts hold the assembly in place. Very easy to access and replace.

Removed old hose, drained the water from the hose. Put new hose on.

detached 2 inlet/ oulet hose/ hose clamps.removed the 4 motor/ pump base screws, tilted motor/ pump assembly and pulled from washer. Removed the 3 pump housing screws, removed pump/ old drive belt. installed new drive belt, pump, reattached pump screws, motor/ pump base screws, reattached hose/ hose clamp. Rreplacement of parts took approxmiatley 30 minutes.

remove motor and pump togather 4 bolts holding unhook two hose unplug electrial connector and slide out remove 3 screws holding pump to motor be aware of direction belt from moter to tub then place new pump back at same location as old pump replace motor with pump attached back to same location as begfor

Turned off water & unpluged ac power. Removed 2 screws on front panel. Removed panel. Found peices of V belt. Removed 4 screws from electric motor which allowed the belt to come out. Ordered new belt on line. Received the item in one day. Reversed the above sequence above. Now the washer is running as good as new.

Removed the back plate. Disconnected the inside water hose. Unplugged the electrical contacts. Pulled out the old valve, connected the water hoses to the valve, plugged in the electrical contacts, reconnected the inside water hose, and put the plate back on the washer. The hardest part was putting the plate back on the washer. This entire repair would have been exceptionally easy except that I had to sit on top of the washer and hang upside down to do the repair due to the extremely small space the washer was in.

Unplugged washer, turned water valves off, disconnected water lines from washer with adjustable channel-lock wrench. Water inlet valve was mounted on its own plate that needed removed using a screw driver. Disconnected the electric sensors and disconnected the outlet hose. Valve had to be taken off the mounting plate with a nutdriver. Replaced valve and reconnected everything. Water pumped in 10 times faster.

I purchsaed a new water valve and it was very easy to install. I hate to do thos kind of repair but it went very smooth. Took maybe a half hour, and now it works like new.