How to access the motor compartment - Kenmore 24622 Top Load Washer

If the van has E59 on the RPO sticker you have to remove the left rear lower trim panel to access the motor. If it does not have E59 just remove the left rear compartment lid and compartment to access the motor. RPO E59 is a power left sliding door.

It is under the dash accessed behind the glove compartment. If I recall, there is a screw securing it and a plug attaching it to the wiring harness.
Gain access by pushing in the sides of the glove compartment that allows the door to lower out of the way.

REplace the turntable motor. The compartment is in the bottom of the oven. Open a small compartment and you can access the motor.

PLEASE DON'T FORGET TO RATE!

Removal & Installation

1. Disconnect the negative battery cable.
   
2. Lower the glove compartment door to provide access to the recirculation duct assembly.
   
3. Disconnect the vacuum hose from the end of the vacuum motor and the motor arm retainer from the door crank arm.
   
4. Remove the two nuts retaining the vacuum motor to the recirculation duct, then remove the motor.
   

To install:

1. Position the vacuum motor to the fresh air/recirculate door crank arm, position the motor to the recirculation duct and install the two retaining nuts.
   
2. Install the retainer on the door crank arm.
   
3. Connect the white vacuum hose to the vacuum motor, connect the negative battery cable, then check the operation of the vacuum motor.
   
4. Close the glove compartment door.
   

it's mounted inside the heater box.open glove compartment and 'unclip' sides to access 6 screws holding ductwork to box.disconnect vacuum line. lower duct to access & remove blower wheel..remove 4 motor mounting screws.install in reverse order.

Should be on the firewall under the hood or under the glove compartment. Depending on which engine you have in that car.

NOTE: Some Toyota models have an access plate in the fender well to facilitate starter service. Check for such an access point before beginning starter service.

1. Disconnect battery ground cable. Remove battery, battery tray and/or igniter bracket, if necessary.
   1. Disconnect electrical connectors from starter motor.
   2. Remove air cleaner assembly, if necessary.
   3. On models with automatic transmission, remove transmission oil filler tube if necessary.
   4. Remove starter motor attaching bolts, heat shield (if equipped), then the starter motor.
   5. Reverse procedure to install.

You have a bad Evaporator motor. It is a simple replacement and is located behind the venting panel in the freezer compartment.

Those screws are hidden under the plastic that you press to make the cord retract.The way I get into that area is to pry it up from the side of the cord retract panel.They take a fair amount of leverage to get it off but it is straightforward from there-Good Luck,

you must remove baqck panel from bottom of freezer compartment, there you can access fan and other freezer components, check for open defrost thermostat as well.