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KA2 Maytag Washer - Overview

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Drive Belt - 120v 50 cycle – Part Number: WP211948
$84.23
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Pump Belt – Part Number: WP211451
$72.00
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Pump Belt
Part #WP211451
This helps turn the pump and to help make the washer agitate properly. It is generally positioned between the motor and the pump.
Motor Start Switch – Part Number: 205131
No Longer Available
Motor Start Switch
Part #205131
WATER VALV – Part Number: Y205684
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WATER VALV
Part #Y205684
CAPACITOR – Part Number: 201101
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CAPACITOR
Part #201101
CLIP- CAPA – Part Number: 211149
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CLIP- CAPA
Part #211149
PULLEY – Part Number: Y202496
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PULLEY
Part #Y202496
#17 WIRE W – Part Number: 203237
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#17 WIRE W
Part #203237
CAPACITOR – Part Number: 201408
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CAPACITOR
Part #201408
EXTERNAL START SWITCH – Part Number: 205140
No Longer Available
EXTERNAL START SWITCH
Part #205140
Motor Switch – Part Number: 205134
$67.51
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Motor Switch
Part #205134
Motor external start switch
N/L/A 07/24/03 – Part Number: 202160
No Longer Available
N/L/A 07/24/03
Part #202160
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Agitator was moving very slowly.
1 of 2 people found this instruction helpful.
  • Gary from ENUMCLAW, WA
  • Very Easy
  • 15 - 30 mins
  • Screw drivers
Unhooked water and drain lines, Unplugged electrical. Removed the two phillips screws at the bottom of the front cover. Removed the Front cover. TIpped machine backwards at about a 45 degree angle using a 2x4 to support the machine. Removed the pump belt and the drive belt. Installed the old pump belt and the new drive belt. Loosene d the 3 each 5/16" bolts holding the pump mechanism and moved pump to the left. Moved pump to right to tighten pump belt and tightened the left pump bolt. Loosend the one pump bolt and pulled the motor to the left to tighten the drive belt and holding in this position I tightened the pump screws, Pump belt was now looser than the drive belt. Ran washer and it worked perfectly.
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