Screw with Washer WPW10309247

Removed the broken part of the auger, unscrewed the part still connected, and screwed on the new auger. Voila!

Removed old agitator, and installed new one. Very easy.

I decided to replace the entire agitator. The Dispenser, Agitator, and the screw had already come off when it broke. All I had to do was pull/slide the base off the motor. Then I slid the new base in place, slid the agitator on top of the base. I then screwed in the retention screw (which was probably the hardest part due to the small ... Read more access). After that I snapped on the Softener Dispenser and I was done.

After using my existing parts for about 6 months, and constantly having to tighten the bolt, I though that the parts might be stripped. It took one minute to unscrew the bolt that holds the two parts of the agitator together with a socket and 10" extension. After taking those parts off, it took another minute to put the pieces back and ... Read more screw the new bolt back in place. Extremely easy - and much less expensive then having a repairman come out to fix it.

I ordered the necessary parts which were so easy to find with Model Number of the Washer, ordered parts on a Tuesday and recieved them on a Friday!, wow was I surprised.
I simply removed the softener dispenser, used a socket set to remove single bolt and pulled broken agitator out and installed the new one after replacing the bolt.