Whirlpool Duet GHW9150P Front Load Washer "remove baffle washing" Questions

...remove the top cover of the unit,(3 screws across theback) after removing the top youll see a black hose going directly into thetop of the tub prbably an inch or so . gently pull that hose out from ...

...baffle in place; when you remove that screw you should be able to slide the baffle and it will come out. Sometimes though, at the factory they might, or might not have, pushed a little tap that will ...

baffle (although a little tricky should slide toward the rear of machine to remove, and pull toward the front to reinstall Position it then tap it lighty with a hammer from the rear to push it forward

...the screw that holds baffle secure. Do I remove front panels or back? there are 3 Tork screrws on the back panel that will allow for you to slide the top back and get access to the top of the ...

remove this hose from the tub( pulls out of the hole), then simply turn the tub form the inside till the baffle you installed is at the 12 o'clock positon your screw hole will be right there. RESECURE

...washing clothes, and when it gets to the final spin cycle it is the loudest sound I have ever heard. I had Sears come out yesterday and they reccomended replacing the drum for $473. Any suggestions? ...

...baffle be installed from the door, or must the washer back come off for that?) Some water standing in the tub when I started this cycle. ? Thanks. don' t remove back!  top comes off and ...

...I think you are talking about the three tub baffles that are attached to the inner tub. You can remove the baffles, usually one or two screws hold these into the tub. If it only has one screw

Whirlpool Duet: "remove the heater..." In answer to the question "Sounds like there is a marble or coin in drum", you answered, "remove the heater which is held by 1 19mm nut in the centre", which ...

...baffle from front panel. 4. Remove clamp from the outer tub lip. Look closely and you should find a large hose clamp. Use small socket wrench to loosen. 5. Install in reverse order. Be careful and ...