HTW240ASK6WS General Electric Washer - Instructions

Emptied the washer, took the back cover off, tipped it foward, unplugge the old pump, remove two mount bolts. The replaced the new pump. The new pump resolved the issue.

Leaned washer back to get to motor. Loosen screws to remove belt cover. Slipped old belt off, cleaned both spinals off, slipped new belt on. Have a good day!

easiest repair I have ever made. No problems and was surprised as to how fast and easy it was to repair. I did not need two of steps the instructions stated I had to do. best purchase I have ever made.

Disconnect water lines.
Remove top control panel.
Remove 2 screws & disconnect wires & replace old for new

Unplug machine
Move machine out from wall
Removed 4 screws on back plate
Removed the 2 screws holding the assembly to washer
Pulled old unit out and reversed process to put back together

But when I went to test it would not drain tipped washer up and removed hose from motor and found a sock inside
Remove sock and washer runs great.

Just a note this website was very helpful in finding the right part with the exploded view of parts

Thank you

After loosening top screws on back ,snaps in front,no need to total remove top changing springs you have to reach below top of case with vice gripes and attach to spring rod about 8 inch down and lift up (tuff for 80 year old) tap down on plastic retainer, turn retainer 1/2 turn so hook will slip out ,now lower spring it will fall out of bottom retainer. Now for reinstall ,instead of vice gripes on the spring down inside case with no room , by hand take new (correct color) spring reach deep inside and install bottom into bottom retainer now take old spring run long end hook threw retainer hole in top case, hook to hook ,now you can pull new spring easy out the top about 3 inches and now vice gripes above case with enough room to reinstall top retainer remove gripes now only 3 more to go

Unpluged the washer first got as much water out of the drum as possible the leaned the washer over forward and let it rest against something removed hose clamp from pump side and removed the drain hose from pump remove plastic cover and unplug pump push tab and pull remove bolts from pump remove pump install all components in reverse be sure to replace pump to drum seal as well

Once I determined it was the drain pump, (by taking off the drain hose and letting it empty by gravity, then running the spin cycle which worked ok) I ordered the part, got confirmation from PartSelect.com that it would fit my washer. I removed the old pump taking out the 6 screws needed to hold it and the cover in place and unplugged the electric connector. I installed the new pump from PartSelect.com using the same cover and 6 screws and electric connector. I reconnected the drain hose and the washer has worked perfectly since then!

Unplugged the washer, turned off water supply to washer, using channel lock pliers disconnected hoses to valve assembly, using nut driver removed two screws on back of console, pulled console away from top exposing valve, disconnected wire harness from valve assembly, using nut driver removed two screws holding valve assembly in place, removed defective valve assembly, transferred foam spacer from defective valve assembly to new valve assembly and installed new valve in opposite order of removal.

Pulled the nut off the inside middle piece of agitator and replaced part.

I replaced the Pump Drain assembly. It was very easy. Removed 3 bolts and disconnected the electrical wire harness and put new one on. It works great.

Watch a YouTube video on how to fix it. Video was really easy to follow

Unplug the cord and shut off hot and cold water faucets.

headache avoidance: The male threads of the inlet valve are plastic. Gently turn the female hose ends onto them at the kitchen table with the eventual position in mind then tighten.

1. Remove 4 screws holding shiny metal backplate w/ 1/4" socket (easy)
2. Pry tabs loose, top of plate (easy).
3. Pull electric leads from 2 solenoids (easy).
4. Remove 2 long screws holding upper painted structure (easy).
5. Remove 2 screws holding valve in place (easy).
6. Tilt and slide the valve loose and pull it out (easy).
7. Replace valve and reverse steps 6-1.

n.b. no inside water tubes; water drips straight into tub

Also, an hour should be enough. I spent more time than needed guessing, dealing with a few issues, opening the machine again, starting over, etc.

ps. I guessed at the age.

looked up part not exactly easy. that was the hard part. it was delivered next day and just had to pop into place extremely easy instalation

Took top of the washer then took one rod off at a time and replace with the new one, the back two are a little bit harder to do but it works great now.