KAWS750LQ1 KitchenAid Washer - Instructions

Extremely simple repair, anyone that can turn a ratchet with an extension and socket can do this repair. I think they even have a video with precise instructions available. I let my 14 year old daughter do the job while I watched over her shoulder and she did it without my help, other than my giving her the tools. If you can describe the problem to their sales dept and give them the name and model number of the equiptment, watch their video and have a few tools you can do this repair

I looked up the issue, and found a related video on YouTube. We ordered the parts, and I was very happy with their price (about 60% less than Sears) and how quickly they arrived. ...... It should be an easy repair, but our agitator top would not separate as it should have. ...... We look it to a local shop, and they said that sometimes the plastic 'fuses' together during factory assembly. They used wire cutters to snip the fused plastic. ...... After that, the rest of the repair was easy: just take out the broken cogs, and insert the new ones, and re-assemble.

... exactly as shown in the video in addition to shutting water, removing hot & cold lines & waste tube. I was amazed at how fast the parts were delivered in two days regular shipping. Machine now purring a wifey happy once again! Thanks for the great service & video! I recommend PartSelect highly! WSD

Watched the video, it was so easy, if I had been a little younger it would have been a 15 min job...

followed video exactly and was up and running in less than an hour! Super fast delivery of correct parts and was out to dinner while washer was operating quietly once again. Thanks PartSelect - can always count on your services! WSD

I take the little cap off the agitator then i use a socket with an extension to pull the bolt, I lift the agitator out the washer take off the old parts, and wash off the soap scum, then i install all the new parts and put the agitator back together, and put it back in the washer.now the washer is working fine.

Installed new clutch assembly and while I was at it replaced the Motor Coupling. Actually, I had a good time doing the repair. I am almost 80 years old, so had to have help laying the washer on backside. Got a small stool from which to work (back problems). The only thing I found the least bit difficult was reinstalling the retaining clip for the clutch assembly. The rest was a piece of cake. Were I to do the same repair now, it would take less than 30 minutes. Washer works like new now. Very proud of what I was able to accomplish. Of course, need to watch the repair video so you will know where to start.

After finding out the tub would not spin, I removed the washer to find broken pieces on the floor. I did a google search on my model number and found that the problem was the direct drive motor coupling (it matched the pieces on the floor). So, I watched the "how to" video and I followed the steps verbatim. I found the coupler missing and the plastic pieces on the drive broken. My order came in quickly (within 48 hours) and my washer was running in 20 minutes after receiving the package. It has been great ever since.

My wife viewed the videos on the parts web-site and did the repair while I was out of town.

It was simple. Removed one bolt slid off retainer replaced cogs. Less than 15 minutes.