I have a Frigidaire Front Loader Washer Model # ATFB6000FSO which at times does not drain or makes a loud noise during draining. I believe I have a clogged water pump or filter. What is the best way to access the water pump and filter to clean? thanks for any help. Looking for a step by step disassembly to access these parts.

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My Frigidaire front loading washer is less than 2 years old and YES there is a belt, I am going to replace my 3rd belt this week.....the wheel on the back of the drum has moved enough, even after numberous times of tightening, that it has worn a HUGE hole in the back of the drum from the belts. I will NEVER buy another product from them again, due to not standing behind their product and sending a repair man to my home to fix it, then telling me that I will have to replace the drum....(ltf2940es0).
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DISCUSTED WITH FRIGIDAIRE!!!!

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check to make sure all hoses are not clogged - our washer hose before the pump was clogged due to washing a rug that had deteriorating rubber backing - would not drain until I flushed out the hose that goes from the tub t the pump.

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We had the same problem and the repairman found a Color Catcher sheet clogging the outlet drain inside the machine. Not covered in the warranty but after he removed it, runs like a charm. And cost us $114.00. We called the color catcher hotline and they sent us $50.00 for our problem.

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The problem is probably the pump being clogged with an object. Typically it is a coin.
Remove the front bottom cover to access the pump. Remove the two hoses. Make sure you have a pan to catch the water from the hoses. You will be able to remove the objects after the hoses are removed.

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Usually this is due to either the drum support breaking or the back bearing being bad-neither easy to fix- or worth it. Try lifting the drum up and down, if it moves up and down they are bad. I see this a lot, and the price of repair isn't worth it. Craig