LNC6760A71 Admiral Washer - Instructions

watched youtube on how to change out the snubber ring. it was quite easy.

push the washer tub as far as you can and use a long screwdriver to take hinge off,do the same for other side. Lid will then be removed for access to hinge pin,remove hinge pin and reverse process. Very easy repair. Very fast delivery from PartSelect.

Unplug. Open the front panel (2 clips, 2 hex head metal screws), remove the two hose clamps and hoses from the pump, remove 3 hex head screws holding the pump...bingo.. in with the new pump, hoses and panel go back....put the drive belt back on...the wife is back in buisness.. Note to all husbands out there, mess up on a few loads of laundry (mix red with white and her unmentionables turn a hideous pink) and you never have to do laundry again !!!!
Tip to all, if you have a wet-vac, attached it to the discharge hose of the washer to remove the standing water in the pump.

Right part, right price, delivered right on time Thank you Parts Select

got the right part great service from partselect invited my bro in law 20 mins we where done.. no more violent shaking spin cycle thank you very much

1. Open washer lid.
2. Remove right hinge mounting screw by leaning agitator/tub assembly to the right.
Do the opposite for the left hinge mounting screw.
3. Remove and replace both hinge pins on the lid.
4. Install both hinges on the pins and install lid back on the washer.

I got the part the very next day, very easy to replace. Replaced the belt as well. Parts Select is the best. Vert straight forward repair.

found your web site and the helpful hints Thank you it works wonderful even washing heavy loads

I replaced the water pump and belt. The part you sent me was an exact match, so I had no problems what-so-ever fitting the new part into place.

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looked at the digram on partselect and did the repair

I removed the top back panel and top cover of the machine,I replaced the switch and also put new 1/4 inch plastic hose on from back top of tub that connects to the water level switch all is well works like new.

I am a single women and was very proud of this accomplishment:My washer began making horrible noise when agitating (only), I did some research (on this site) on what the problem could be. I decided to replace the drain pump and belt. It was so much easier than I expected and now, it works with no bad sounds. I have a very simple model, nothing fancy and I hope that is why it was so easy.. not much going on. I am proud of myself since I did all this on my own.. no man helped! :)

just a matter of 1 screw to remove and replace part ordered part 1 day and came in next day with regular mail. was a surprise for my daughter, she went on vacation and i fixed while she was gone. she was using different items to place in slot to engage each cycle.

I lifted the washer and supported it in the front, then slipped the drive belt off the large agitator pulley. I then tried to turn each of the 3 pulleys under the machine. The Drain Pump was definitely seized. I removed the small access panel in the rear of the machine, removed the 2 drain hoses by releasing the clamps with pliers. Removed the 3 screws with a socket wrench and removed the pump. The new pump was a perfect fit, and we are back up and running. Thank You.

Followed existing instruction to get tub and transmission out of the machine but we couldn't get the transmission free. Wound up taking the tub with the transmission attached to an appliance dealter who said we needed to remove the retaining clip on the bearing at the top of the transmission (inside the tub). We didn't have the tool to do that so we left it at the service center (60 miles from our location) and paid $291 for the repair then had to reassemble the unit when we got it home.

I watched the video. Not as easy to hand start the screws ,as shown, in the new hinges (I replaced both) I used a drill with a phillips bit to pre start the screws with the hinge in a vise. It then had threads cut, which made it possible to hand start, and I finished with the drill/bit to tighten up.