WPXH214A0WW General Electric Washer - Instructions

unplug power, remove top four screws, remove spring hold down clamps two screws each side, remove broken spring. install new spring (one end is bigger then the other) bigger end on tub, use string to lift spring into place, replace top all done. (tip use a string to pull tub spring into place much faster then trying with pliers just run string through hole where spring mounts and lift into place) All done.

Removed old pump and re installed a new one,took no more than 20 minutes,the hardest part was re connecting the trap- hose and the drai n,very easy .Just unscrew the two screws holding the pump and replace it with the new

Easy.

The part was exactly what we needed and came sooner than we expected. It was easy to fix and we avoided hiring a repair man.

This repair was incredibly easy - I simply unscrewed the broken catch and installed the new one in its place, using the same screws. The entire process took about five minutes; the hardest part was finding a Phillips screwdriver in my house! Also, I commend Part Select for the prompt, courteous service. When I called, I was connected to an actual person - not a machine - who was very helpful, and the part arrived within 36 hours after the order, without any express mailing services.