repair clinic encourages you to perform this procedure safely
in this video we will show one or more of these icons
to alert you when to use caution
as with any repair be sure you've unplugged the appliance before beginning
your first step is to remove the screws at the back of the top panel
and pull the panel off
next pull out the dispenser drawer
and depress the tab near the back to release it
remove the housing screws
as well as the control panel screws on top
now depress the tabs to release the control panel and move it out of the way
use needle nose pliers to remove the wire clamp and spring
and peel the boot seal off the lip of the front panel
carefully lift the washer up and support it with the wood block or comparable
sturdy object
this will allow you to remove the screws from the bottom of the front panel
set the washer back down
and remove the screws at the top of the panel
now lift the panel up and out to detach
disconnect the front panel wire harness
and set the panel aside
reach under the tub and release the clamp to detach the inlet sump hose
be prepared for some water to spill out
release the clamp to detach the drain hose
and disconnect the wire harness
remove the mounting screws to release the old drain pump
install the new drain pump by positioning it
and securing the mounting screws
reconnect the wire harness
reattach the drain hose and secure it with the clamp
reattach the inlet sump hose
and secure the clamp
reconnect the front panel wire harness
and reposition the panel
by aligning the holes in the panel with the nylon pins on the frame
replace the screws at the top of the panel
lift and support the washer
then replace the screws at the bottom of the front panel
set the washer back down
realign the boot seal with the front panel
and secure it with the wire clamp in spring
reposition the control panel and snap it into place
replaced the screws on top
as well as in the dispenser drawer housing
reinstall the dispenser drawer
reposition the top panel
and security with the screws
you're now ready to plug the appliance back in to make sure it's functioning
properly