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Anonymous Posted on Feb 07, 2011

KENMORE 90 SERIES TOP LOAD WASHER WONT SPIN LOUD NOISE, SOUNDS MOTOR RELATED. WILL DRAIN SLOWLY CLOTHES ARE STILL WET AT END OF CYCLE.

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    Kenmore eighty series heat work but spins slowly

  • Frank fuentes Oct 27, 2019

    Having trouble to put back a Kenmore belt top load 80 series

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Does it agitate???. if it does not then you need the motor coupling. you need to remove the cabinet, yes, I said the cabinet, remove the pump,motor and you got to the coupling. replace all part in kit. reassemble and test. go to the website of sears parts WITH THE COMPLETE MODEL. and get the part. model starts like 110.xxxxxxxxxxx

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