The part includes the hose, water injector and clamp.
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This part fixes the following symptoms:
Leaking
This part works with the following products:
Washer.
This part works with the following products:
Maytag, International.
Part# WP22001304 replaces these:
AP6006212, 22001304, 22002310
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John T - April 27, 2023
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EASY REPAIR PART FIT PERFECTLY
The part was in great condition and came fast.
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Kevin P - October 20, 2021
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It works
Part matched the original well and seems to be working fine. That's about all you could ask for from a piece of plastic attached to a hosr.
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Charles W - May 4, 2021
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Right part
Correct fit.
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James A - February 23, 2019
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water injector assembly replacement
I ordered the part on a friday morning using the 2 to 3 business days delivery. Due to the
weekend, it did not arrive until Tuesday.
The part was exactly what I needed and was in perfect condition.
The lower spring clamp was very difficult to get on top of the solenoid valve assembly due to
its location in the bottom part of the machine; I took it off and replaced it with a screw type
clamp. My leak is gone!
James Avant
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Dan S - December 21, 2018
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Exact replacement
This part was an exact replacement for the original and is of quality construction. It is a "complete" unit, is fully pre-assembled and comes with the proper clamp on the end of the hose. The only thing it didn't have was the screw needed to attach it to the base plate inside the control box. I didn't expect this screw and still had the original. If you need it be sure to order it with the assembly, otherwise it's a pretty standard screw that is probably in your garage already, or can be found at the local hardware store.
All together the complete repair took less than an hour:
from disassembly of the washer (to get to and remove the broken part), replacement of the unit, reassembly of the washer and starting the first test load.
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Andy S - September 14, 2018
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Took less than 10 minutes to replace. Perfect fit
They shipped promptly and I got my part the next day. It was a perfect fit and took less than 10 minutes to repair. I definitely recommend this company. Andy S. Hammond Indiana
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The water injector assembly wore down allowing water to shoot behind tub and leak onto floor
I shut off the water feeds and unplugged the washing machine.
I removed the two screws on the bottom panel and lifted it off.
I then lifted the bottom corners of the front plate, pulling out and raising it at about a 45 degree angle, releasing the spring clips which held the top of the front plate to the top of the
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I then located and removed the screws located underneath the top, one in each, of the undersides, of the front corners.
I used duct tape to tape the washing machine lid to the top so that it would not flop open and get damaged as I lifted the top on it's hinges.
I saw, at this point that I needed to open the control panel.
I set the top back down.
On top of the control panel cabinet there are four screws, two on each side. I removed the inner screw from each side and lifted out the control panel and set it down with all it's wires intact.
You will see a hex head screw that is holding the funnel of the water injector in place, I removed it with a nut driver and then reassembled the control panel so that nothing would get damaged as I, once again lifted the top and let it rest open on it's hinges.
I used a long needle nose pliers to squeeze open the hose clamp and loosen and remove the hose so that the complete water injector assembly was free and set it aside.
At this point, I connected the hose of the new unit to it's connector and set the clamp, lowered the top, re-opened the control panel and holding the water injector funnel in place by reaching through the lid I screwed it back into place. From there it was only reversing the steps to reassemble the cabinet.
I was concerned about reinstalling the front panel on it's spring clips but found it to be no problem. I held the front panel at the angle it was in when it popped loose, with the clips resting against the lip of the top and lowered the bottom into place, it just snapped back into place.
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Difficulty Level:
Easy
Total Repair Time:
30 - 60 mins
Tools:
Nutdriver, Pliers, Screw drivers
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Caroline
October 20, 2017
My washer was making loud banging noises last night.This morning I noticed that the water injector assembly (the hose with the two plastic white pieces) was sticking out into the drum. Is this an easy repair, or should I get a new washer?
For model number LAT2600AAE
Hi Caroline, Thank you for the question. The funnel for the hose is attached by screws. You will need to take the appliance cabinet apart to expose where it attaches to see if the brackets for the screw holes are damaged or just came lose. Hope this helps!
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Carole
March 16, 2023
How do I lift the top to install part no. Wp22001304?
For model number Lat3600aae
Hello Carole, thank you for contacting us. Follow these instructions to replace the water injector assembly:
1- Remove the screw from the rear front panel.
2- Remove the screw that is holding the water injector. The screw is located inside the center of the control panel.
3- Remove the front panel by unlocking the locks from the bottom of the panel.
4- Remove the screws in the upper corners under the top panel.
5- Now, you can access the water injector, slide it, and remove it.
6- Place the new water injector and tighten the screws on the top panel.
7- Replace the front panel by locking the bottom locks.
8- Tighten the screws on the water injector and rear control panel.
We hope this helps, good luck with this repair!
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