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This upper agitator is an OEM part for your washing machine. It works with the rets fo the agitator assembly to spin clothing during the wash cycle. Make sure the power source to the washer is shut off before beginning this repair. To complete this repair you will need a ratchet and 7/16ths inch socket. To gain access to this part you will simply need to remove the detergent dispenser and barrier cap.
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OEM stands for Original Equipment Manufacturer. Simply put, this means that the company who made your appliance is also supplying the replacement part for it.
Removed the agitator and seperated the top unit notice the cam arm were worn, order the parts on line Sunday After noon and recieved the parts the next week! Great service very easy I did call customer Service checking on delivery spoke Steve who was very helpful.
Removed the degergent cone. Removed the cap with handle and o ring. Removed 1/2 bolt and washer with deepsocket and extention. Removed upper agitator and gear wheel and replaced pieces with new repair kit.
The teeth on the one-way clutch of the upper part of the agitator were stripped.
The directions that came with the parts were very helpful.
1. Removed the softener dispenser. 2. Removed the bolt at the bottom of the exposed agitator. 3. Pulled up the agitator assembly. 4. Installed new parts. 5. Reversed process.
Wash cycles worked normal but agitator would not rotate clothes
I ordered my parts from partselect and had them at my door the following day (AWESOME!) I removed the dispensor on the top of the agitator and reached inside to remove the protective cover to the cams/bearing area. I then removed the center bolt (7/16) and lifted the agitator off the shaft. Replaced the parts I ordered (Part Number: PS3
... Read more34650 Agitator repair kit, and replaced the Upper Agitator Part Number: PS342399) Everything fit perfectly and the instructions were quite simple. Washer now works like a charm and I didn't have to replace my washer. I was very impressed and surprised with the delivery time of my order. I will definitely use this website again for any appliance repairs I need. MrL 11/2010
Follow inst. that came with the parts. Took out the old and replace with the new one's. Took about 30 mins. all total. Web site was real good on showing which parts that I needed and order department was great.
Pop off the softener dispenser. Use a socket with a long extension to remove the bolt inside agitator. Important - save the old parts so you can assemble the new agitator kit! Put it back together and tighten the bolt. I fixed it myself and saved $150 trip charge for a repairman! Thank you!
pulled the softner dispenser, removed the o-ring seal cap, pulled removed the assembly bolt, removed the agitator rotator assembly, replaced worn componants with new while reversing the process.
cam dogs worn out and the agitator wouldn't rotate.
Removed softner dispenser on top of agitator. Removed next was cap and seal cover at base of the agitator by just pulling it up. Used 1/4" drive w/ 7/16" socket w/long extension to remove the agitator mounting bolt. While holding the bottom of the auger, pull the agitator up, removing the top agitator assembly. Replace the necessary
... Read moreworn parts. Read the directions which came with your ordered parts. Also, the agitator grease which you are to use to lube the top of the Thrust washer is not included in the repair kit. You can use non water soluable grease to lube the thrust washer or order part number 350849. Total time, 15 minutes. Happy washing...
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John
January 17, 2019
The upper agitator on my washing machine has some up and down play on it from the lower part so it just turns with out gripping onto the dogs inside. Is that normal or is there something i need to do to make it agitate properly? Thank you
For model number wtw4800bq0
Hello John, thank you for your question. There shouldn't be any play between the upper and lower agitator. We would recommend replacing the Agitator assembly (Complete) Part Number: PS11742049. Or disassembling the agitator and replacing the following parts: Spacer, Thrust Part Number: PS11742044, Agitator Cam Kit Part Number: PS334648, and Upper Agitator Part Number: PS11741237. I hope this helps!
Upper agitator won't come off for me to change dogs
For model number Lsq9549pwo
Hi Ferdinand,
Thank you for your question. We have included a link to one of our YouTube videos that you may reference on how to remove/install the upper agitator. The washer and the agitator in the video may appear different from yours, but it will give you a general idea on how to remove/install the part. We hope this helps! Good luck with the repair!
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Joe
November 15, 2019
Does upper agitator include the cam kit
For model number GST9675JQ0
Hi Joe, sadly it does not. Thank you for your question and good luck with your repair!
