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water inlet valve leak and hose
disconect wayer inlet hoses.remove screws that hold the top cover. This will expose the water inlet valve. remove the defective valve and any other associated clamps,hose etc. test run for leaks.
The design of the baffle assembly must be a little off. Seems that the baffles must come loose at the screw and it tends to cause the attachment nubs to wear. The parts were delivered in no time, had the screws to replace the old screws (which was cool) all in all, the install went without a hitch. Plus, the site is great, easy to identify parts and the order process is a piece of cake. Maybe your folks could come over and redesign our parts site!
I removed the screws holding the fragment of the door, removed the door fragment then placed the screws in my new replacement door (that got here in record time - THANKS!), put it in place, fastened the 2 screws and the problem was solved!!! I am NOT a diyer so this was great for me!!!
First I waited 6 days after i was E-mailed the part was shipped until it was shipped, then waited two more days to get the part! Then i removed two TORX screws removed old handle then installed the new one in reverse order.
Water spewing all through washer interior and floor.
Removed hot/cold water hoses from back of washer at water inlet valve. Pulled off top of washer by removing 3 screws at back of panel. Noted that water inlet valve had been damaged in move from storage. Pulled off 4 wires, 2 for hot and 2 for cold. Removed 1 screw holding inlet valve assembly to frame. Used pliers to release retainer ring on hose. Removed hose from valve outlet. Reversed process to install new valve.
door handle cracked from top bolt almost all the way through
I unscrewed thebolts from the old handle using a small flat screwdriver and removed the cracked handle. I then tossed away all the old duct tape holding the old handle together. Replaced new handle using same old bolts.Strongly cautioned children and husband to not wrench the washer handle open and closed. Tah Dah! Done.
easy process: troubleshoot problem on website-- order part--get part--watch "how to replace"video on you tube-- get it done with only a screwdriver--go out for movie and dinner with $$ saved.
Both door latch parts broke, one on the door and the other on the washer.
When I looked at the website for latch repair they showed a video (can't remember which brand but not Amana) where you had to take off the top and front of the washer to get at the latch part on the washer. For the Amana I had, you simply had to pull out a portion of the rubber gasket held onto the washer by a wire/spring combination (you can take the wire off) to get at the latch assembly. You could then undo the three screws holding the latch to the washer, pull it out and unplug the three wiring connections to remove the old latch. Then plug connections into the new latch, reinstall, tighten screws and fit gasket and wire/spring assembly back together. Much easier than going thru the top and front of the washer!
Turned off power, turned off water supply, removed water supply hoses, removed top of washer, photographed electrical connections, removed intake hose, removed screw from part to the machine and removed valve and replaced. Reverse order to install new part and test water supply.
