This was incredibly helpful. Got my 20+ year old Hotpoint washing machine back in action in a matter of minutes! Such an easy fix. Just a couple of things to note. I may have missed this in the product description on the website, but the agitator assembly comes with the coupling. I order both the agitator assembly and the coupling. The agitator assembly does not, however, come with the screw to attach the assembly to the base of the machine. For my Hotpoint machine, the old screw was too short. That screw DOES come with the separate coupling part that I bought, however, so all is good. The agitator itself is just a bit shorter than the one I replaced, but I don’t think this should be a major issue. This video saved me from having to spend hundreds of dollars to have a repair technician come in to do a job that I was easily able to do myself, with help from this video.
Important note: If the agitator is on too tight , fill the washer with hot water and let it stand for about 30 minutes. Empty the basin and then try grabbing the agitator or use a rope to remove it. The hot water serves to loosen the grip of the agitator on the hub.
Ok you don't say why you would want to replace. I have this model and it doesn't seem to grab when washing so i was wondering if there were "agitator dogs" or some other part that wore out?
The new agitator how you will remove it you have to remove the bolt before and it will comes to gather so how i will removed it in two pice same the old one
Hi, who can help me about to remove the same agitator ? I have the same washer GE a bit old model but still running , the problem is the tub move freely in the basket , I would like to remove the agitator to see what looks like at bottom of tub , I pull up the agitator but it didn't come out , I'm afraid to break it if this is not the way to take off . Who can help me ? Thank you
I apologize, but we don't sell used parts. We only sell original, unused OEM parts. If you're looking for a specific part for your appliance, we're glad to help. You can enter your model number into our search engine on our website to see the parts for your model: www.appliancepartspros.com/ You can use this tool on our website to help you find the model number: www.appliancepartspros.com/modelnumber_locator.aspx If you still need help finding a part, we're happy to help you out. You can give us a call at 1-877-477-7278 or you can chat us at our website: www.appliancepartspros.com/. We're open 7 days a week until midnight EST.
This was incredibly helpful. Got my 20+ year old Hotpoint washing machine back in action in a matter of minutes! Such an easy fix. Just a couple of things to note. I may have missed this in the product description on the website, but the agitator assembly comes with the coupling. I order both the agitator assembly and the coupling. The agitator assembly does not, however, come with the screw to attach the assembly to the base of the machine. For my Hotpoint machine, the old screw was too short. That screw DOES come with the separate coupling part that I bought, however, so all is good. The agitator itself is just a bit shorter than the one I replaced, but I don’t think this should be a major issue. This video saved me from having to spend hundreds of dollars to have a repair technician come in to do a job that I was easily able to do myself, with help from this video.
You are the only one who could help me with this . Thank you !!!!!!!
Important note: If the agitator is on too tight , fill the washer with hot water and let it stand for about 30 minutes. Empty the basin and then try grabbing the agitator or use a rope to remove it. The hot water serves to loosen the grip of the agitator on the hub.
Thank Radio Nut for the advise!
This was really helpful! Mine wouldn’t budge even with pry bars, soaked it in hot water for 30 mins and pulled it off with my hands right away.
@@andy-simmons how did you empty the basin once you filled it with hot water?
@@m4g63ayc I think I just kicked off a spin cycle and let it drain normally.
Ok you don't say why you would want to replace. I have this model and it doesn't seem to grab when washing so i was wondering if there were "agitator dogs" or some other part that wore out?
What is the model number of your washer? When you say it doesn't seem to grab are referring to the agitator not grabbing or what isn't grabbing?
The new agitator how you will remove it you have to remove the bolt before and it will comes to gather so how i will removed it in two pice same the old one
Thank You, So Very helpful!
Hi, who can help me about to remove the same agitator ? I have the same washer GE a bit old model but still running , the problem is the tub move freely in the basket , I would like to remove the agitator to see what looks like at bottom of tub , I pull up the agitator but it didn't come out , I'm afraid to break it if this is not the way to take off . Who can help me ? Thank you
El agitador anterior es mejor que el nuevo que se instaló
These type of agitators never need to be replaced
Stuck bolt agitator
I collect agitators I want the old one
Pls save me that agitator pls the old one pls
I apologize, but we don't sell used parts. We only sell original, unused OEM parts. If you're looking for a specific part for your appliance, we're glad to help. You can enter your model number into our search engine on our website to see the parts for your model: www.appliancepartspros.com/ You can use this tool on our website to help you find the model number: www.appliancepartspros.com/modelnumber_locator.aspx If you still need help finding a part, we're happy to help you out. You can give us a call at 1-877-477-7278 or you can chat us at our website: www.appliancepartspros.com/. We're open 7 days a week until midnight EST.
AppliancePartsPros I collect agitators and if you can save me the old ones pls not to install I just like collecting them
@@ScantPear collecting them why
Just grasp the cap and pull it off you do not need a screw driver