Kenmore Top-Load Washer Disassembly (11022932100)/Repair Help
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Repairing a Kenmore top-loading washer? This video demonstrates the proper and safe way to disassemble a washing machine and how to access parts that may need to be tested and/or replaced.
Here is a list of the most common washer problems:
Washer won't spin
Washer is making loud noise
Washer won't agitate
Washer won't drain
Washer is vibrating
Washer fills slowly
Washer leaking water
Washer won't start
Washer won't spin or agitate
Washer overflowing
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Thank you for showing all of the steps rather than removing parts off screen. Makes a huge difference.
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This video is a life saver. I took apart my washer in less than 10 min and found that the reason why my washer would not start was because there was a small sock stuck inside the water pump component. Took out the sock, put the washer back together and BOOM! it works!!
I'm hoping to find missing socks as well. Lol
Same here. Baby sock was in there.
Same here, it was also a baby sock! Saved me an expensive trip to the appliance store.
Also your comment is 2 years old, hello from the future!
Can you describe what your washing machine symptoms were ? I believe I may have the same issue. Before I take it apart I’d like to know what you guys symptoms were. Mine won’t spin unless I give the agitator a spin by hand
@jamiehenderson7844 when the time came for my washer to spin and drain the water out of my washer tub, the washer would spin a couple times and then stop. All the water would still be standing in the tub. I would try to reset the settings dial and then again the washer would spin Maybe 3 times and then stop. There was a sock in my water pump. So when the agitator was trying to spin and have the pump suck out the water, the sock was in the way.
This is why i love youtube, right here.
My washer wasnt draining/spinning all the way. Thru a bunch of videos I diagnosed the problem and then came to this video and left it on.
Taught me everything i needed to know about my washer. I almost think i mite try to collect old washers and dryers,repair them and then sell them.
Like geez, this video made it so simple.
I could of bought another one for 700$( which is ridiculous, especially because ypu be lucky if they last 5 years before a repair is needed.)
I could of called someone who would of charged me around 200$.
Or i could watch youtube, take 3 hours of research,diagnosis and repair/slash wait for amazon.
And wah lah.....
7 fricking dollars and 3 hours of my time.
It only took me so long because i was drinking and having fun putzing around, could of done it in an hour otherwise.
Just awesome, amazing, information at my fingertips.
Its stuff like this that makes me proud to be a human and in aww of our collective ingenuity.
Now socially and politically is a lil different but this brings me back to hope.
Thank u kind sirs who made this video possible.
I don't leave many comments, but this really helped me. Found out all I needed was a $6 part. Thank you for your good work
Excellent video. I needed to see how the back of my old Kenmore came accessible so I could replace the water inlet valve and this video showed exactly that. A 14 dollar part and one hours labor saved the old faithful Kenmore from the trash and saved me hundreds of dollars on buying one of the new touchscreen nightmares that are sold as washers now. thank you.
I recently worked on a Kenmore 70 series washer, the lady said it was 31 years old! Turns out, the last repair man didn't reconnect the lid switch to the harness properly and left the outer pump hose lose and un clamped. I took it completely apart, inspected, and reassembled it back after I repaired it a few minor issues with the back spring and chassy being bent badly and bending the frame's pins back in place. I was very impressed with how solid Kenmore makes their appliances, that think is a tank! I've rebuilt crosley washer, dryers, and stoves abs they more easier, but Kenmore, maytag, and other high-end appliances are like tanks! These videos have greatly helped me out and I love repairing and rebuilding appliances!
Fixed my in-laws washer with this Video 🎉
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This video saved us the cost in parts. We recently bought an older Kenmore washer and it just stopped spinning. The lid switch was the issue. Somehow the casing broke. Easy fix. We just had no idea how to get to it until this video. Thanks!
I’m floored at how easy these machines are to work on!
2023 and just used this to fix my kenmore
Had to replace a lid switch. Learning about the hidden screws behind the end caps at the beginning was exactly what I needed to know. Thanks for putting this together.
Thank you very much. My washer is around 13 years old and just all of a sudden stopped spinning but would agitate just fine. Ended up being highly rusted in the inside tank shaft. Cleaning it up with scraper, wire brush and WD40. Did the trick. Also had to use wire brush and WD40 to clean up the tank bolt before able to unscrew. I didn't have a spanner wrench. So after cleaning up top and bottom of the tank bolt, a small blunt cold chisel and hammer got it lose. Thanks again Repair clinic!!!! Couldn't have done it without you.
Dave DeLine the tub brake might hold the tub when spinning and that gives issues
thanks Repair Clinic! 17 yr old Kenmore top loader new water pump new coupler new hose good for another 17 yrs! Bought spanner wrench cleaned tub gunk replaced lid switch all this for under $40 bucks!
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This channel is a godsend. As a new tech, I cannot thank you enough!
Thank you, video extremely helpful. Video instructions very clear and easy to follow. Replaced my basket drive and clutch. My 12 yr old washer is just like new. Saved several hundred dollars by not having to buy a new one.
Do you have the exact washing machine model as in the video, if so what is the capacity on it?
i love how these older machines are so accessible
All machines are accessible with a screwdriver.. lol.. some you just have yp go through a lot more to get down to their skimpys...
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That was amazing. Can't believe how many washers I took to the dump that could have been so easily repaired.
They are very easy to work on and with the exception of maybe one or 2 parts all the parts are readily available, not trying to sound like a ancient person but truly the new washers are awful,they are loaded with electronics that go out very easily and often and they have all these "environment people" mandated nonsense features it takes twice the time to do laundry,not sure how that helps the environment.
True or repair for less than Sears repair quote.
Wow THIS video saved us from a whole new laundry set!! Love it!!
Great video. Simple and helpful. Thanks!
Great video. The best and most thorough instructions I have seen thus far.
Great video, simple, step by step procedure. Very helpful!
Terrific video, thanks so much! Helped me to fix my washer
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Outstanding video! This is my exact washer and it's starting to make a grinding noise when agitating so I wanted to know how to work on it. Bonus points for SHOWING how to put it all back together instead of saying ""repeat all steps in reverse order." Thanks!
Mines doing the same thing. Did you find out what it was?
@@Chris-zp6eh Yes! It was the agitator. As I recall, my washer would barely agitate (turn forward 2 steps, back one, forward 2 steps, back one). It was barely turning, especially when it was really full of towels or blankets. I got part 470915 from Repair Clinic (www.repairclinic.com/PartDetail/Agitator-Repair-Kit/285825/470915) and it totally fixed my washer for $40 and no repairman. Replacing the agitator was very easy with this video.
what year is this washer? do you know?
@@irenezamora5439 I believe we bought it new around 2002.
Thank you. Saved me a lot of headaches and curse words.
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This helped a bunch! Had all four screws on back out.. headed in wrong direction.. THANK YOu 🙏🏻
Just needed this to figure out how to get to the control panel. Wow, if I'd known it was this easy, I would have fixed the broken dial way sooner! Thanks!
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Thank you very much for the video, very informative and allowed me to diagnose and repair my issue. Much appreciated.
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@@repairclinic Hello, what is the capacity on this Kenmore Elite washer in this video?
Hey I wanna say thank you for this video! Today is 2/12/2019 and I’ve just learned how to remove the pump to remove a sock blockage😩🤦🏿♂️ This was so helpful with putting the bottom of the washer housing correctly in place!💯
How in the world would a sock get in there and past the drum mesh thing! Haha. Glad you were able to fix it. :)
Thanks! Fixed the spin switch easily on my 90 Series.
I just used this video to disassemble and thoroughly clean my washing machine. There has been a bad odor the last few weeks and once inside, I knew why. YUCK! Thanks again for the great video!!
Why?
@@jpuff911 Once the basket was apart, it was packed with nasty stuff. I'm not sure exactly what it was, mold maybe? IDK, but it took a pressure washer outside to clean it all off. And then the smell was gone.
Very useful I'm trying to secure a lock on mine's and prevent as much damage and I can just have my worker remove the frame screw it on the place it back 😊😊
Thanks man!
Thank you very much, your video helped me finish putting together my lavady, to which I gave maintenance
I agree, excellent video
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There is one long spring and three smaller springs on my Kenmore, this video helped me locate that back third spring that had popped off, thank you so much!
Your Channel is the Best ever! Thank U so much ...Best Team!
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Great step by step video. Pretty helpful thanks!
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THANK YOU
@ 2:40 you make opening this thing look so easy!
You can thank the engineers at Kenmore for designing this washer for quick and easy disassembly and reassembly.
Mine will not turn on at all. Where do I start to trouble shoot what I need to fix.
This video is so helpful! I'm taking mine old washer apart to take to the dump in manageable chunks. I'm covered in grease. You make it look so neat!
These older washers are so coveted usually when people leave them by the curb in the morning by the afternoon they are gone,they are very rebuildable and they last forever
Lol doing the same 😆
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This isn't unique to RepairClinic, just a general frustration with the way all businesses are operated these days. These videos are actually quite helpful.
What the heck is that foam gasket that hangs around that bell shaped housing that the basket drive sits in ( @ 8:00) and what does it do? My very similar 29522800 started making horrible grinding noises under load, so I went after the usual neutral drain parts in the transmission and replaced the agitator dogs for good measure. Didn't change squat, so there's a new machine coming tomorrow. No other parts appeared broken and the noise started rather suddenly. I thought I was onto something when I saw that gasket thing as it didn't appear to be able to serve any useful purpose where it was, but the one in the video is exactly the same, all the way down to those two squashed 'U' shaped bends which look like they were displaced by some screws. Mine was even twisted over on itself in a couple spots and was quite loose. -Thanks!
Can you guys make your videos with book marks. That'd be great
I have a series 80. I imagine its construction is very similar to this. Or do you have a video specific to that model?
BTW, I think that motor reinstall might have been a bit easier with the machine still on its back.
I’ve got the drive but off, but my inner tub does not want to come out as easily as that shown at 6:27. Is there possibly something else still attached underneath?
I took mine apart and now all I have is a crunched up piece of metal and a few hundred parts scattered about.
Out of curiosity, do you (or anyone else who may read this) have a video showing the proper reassembly of outer tub, onto the body, along with the proper alignment for the mounting plate (part that sits between frame and outer tub, above the motor), and springs?
I had to replace a pump, and ended up discovering the tub was quite filthy, presumably owing to my use of budget detergent pods... So I took the whole outer tub off to clean. My problem is despite putting everything back together correctly as per the video, some of my tear down exceeded what was covered here, and I am now trying to trouble shoot some destabilization during the spin cycle, which I beleive is related to the alignment of the mounting plate or how I reattached the spring assembly.
Great video though, I could not have found and fixed the leak without this! Thank you so very much!
Good information
I recently replaced all the counter balance springs on my Kenmore, using parts from your website. Unfortunately these did not fix the spin cycle balance issues. What is the next thing to check to try to get this machine run balanced?
thank you for posting.
Great video to address all sorts of issues. But how does one remember how to reassemble? lol.....kidding, but I did forget a clip and had to go back. Thanks!
"Thank you"!
Very helpful. My son and I replaced the water level switch very easily. Thank you for the great information.
Thanks bunches.
Wow awesome video... thanks!
thanks for the video. I had to fix my mom's washer.
Mine still works but I'm looking for all my socks! What part should I be looking in?
excellent...thanks..so profesional....
Love this video
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I have the same washer as in the video but every time I turn it on and the water is running and lid would turn off the washer because the lid hits the nob.... now is that normal??
What if the agitator won't go back into place? My agitator had a blanket wrapped up on it and when I pulled it popped up. How do I get it back in?
Should I grease the machine??
The agitator bolts are typically 7/16" on machines made in the US.
I have a model 11023032101, but the panel looks exactly as the video's. I don't, however, have a bolt that secures the lower agitator. The illustrated parts breakdown doesn't show one either. I can't pull the lower agitator off the shaft. Any suggestions?
This is amazing. But could anyone tell me what I should look at, mine is leaving my clothes sopping wet. Even just two shirts and a pair of jeans. Is there a filter of some sorts etc that may clogged that I could check?
Thank you very helpful video!
That's exactly what he said at 11:58.
@@videodistro hahah, your right, I totally missed that the first time around. 👍
Where do I get that spanned though? I think oil filter vice grips might strip the nut
Edit:nvm I bought one from you, came to $50 Canadian, but $3 of that is the quicker shipping
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What spanner wrench is that? Couldn't find it at Home Depot or Lowe's...
Nice video, but didn't show how to reattach a hose that has come loose in the back....I can't figure out how to get the back off, & I don't remember pulling the entire cabinet off last time this happened, several years ago.
Hmm there is no bolt securing the lower agitator, is my machine a different model you think? Everything else about it looked the same so i am unsure.
Ok so I have torn apart my machine. It is making a horrible noise while trying to spin out and does not spin out at all. As I was tearing it apart I noticed it looks like the transmission is leaking a sort of oil. I plan on replacing my transmission coupler. Would you suggest to replace the transmission and the basket drive or just on or the other. I need help diagnosing my issue with the oil leaking.
Hi I need help please. I've removed the tub nut but the tub will still not come out?
Quick question: is the cabinet top welded or is it screwed to the cabinet sides? I have limited space through a doorway but OK once I'm in for the washer.
I think if I can disassemble the washer it will fit through the doorway. Thanks a million!
@@repairclinic thank you for the answer. I wasn't alerted so I checked back and lo and behold... you guys are wonderful.
do i have to remove the tub to replace the coupler?
What is the point of the spring (1:21) if the screw is fully tightened, thus completely compressing the spring? I just replaced the cogs in mine and I'm still not sure why the spring is there.
A brass pin came out of bottom of washer need to know where it goes so I can put it back.
What is the size of the mounting bolts?
@ 2:38, the ide pieces can't be detached just by pulling back from my Kenmore Elite. That piece is bigger & wraps to the side. I even removed the screw that seems to hold it to the back piece.
Im trying to replace the water inlet valve but i camnot find the correct piece. Its a long blue piece.
Is it normal for water to be in plastic ring under basket?
Does anyone know the nomenclature name/part number for The belt visible at 8:02?
Okay, have our old Kenmore model 110.26692502 completely taken down. The problem is that everything works but the spin cycle. I can get the tub to spin if I start it by hand and quickly close the lid. The tub was rusted tight to the agitator shaft, but we got it of with a little persuasion with a piece of 2X4 spruce. Now, the problem is all the parts look fine. Is there a clutch somewhere that could be slipping, or could the rust have kept the tub from spinning?
Great video! It's not exactly the same as the one shown in the video, but close enough to get done. Thanks for your help.
If you still have the problem, that's a spin clutch.
I cannot find anything that would cause stains on my sheets. Not many, just a few. Almost looks like brown rust. Any ideas????
Thanks!!
Can anyone help me with my problem? I have a Kenmore 80 series and it was not working properly. I first noticed my clothes were wetter than usual when unloading so I payed attention to a complete wash cycle to realize the only noticeable change was not starting the spin at a high speed it had to build up to reach maximum speed. Meanwhile washing still and just drying a bit longer till I figure it out. After a wk or so i was going to do a small load and I had filled with water and getting ready to add detergent I noticed it quit agitating too and since I didn’t add close I didn’t pay attention to whether it spun out at all or as it had prior. Since I had no idea what I was doing and wasn’t positive I figured I’d go ahead n change the clutch and the motor coupling. I did so put it all back together and turned it on- agitated fine when it got to the spin it spun out however it made an awful noise doing so- my question is what could I have done wrong or not got back properly in place to make a noise from hell - it really sounded bad but it did quit making that noise before it completed the cycle. I just feel like it is something I did or didn’t do and I don’t want to mess it up any further, I can not afford another right now. Any suggestions would be appreciated and my apologies if I don’t get back to anyone promptly I do not have internet service at my home so my time is limited.
What if the tough nut is frozen on by rust? How to release it?
Does anyone know if this type of washing machine is made by kenmore or just rebranded from a other manufacturer. ?
Got a Kenmore Series 300 and its automatic water level sensing appears to be malfunctioning. It never adds enough water. I know these are water saving washer's but they are not adding enough water even on small loads. Is there a way to turn off automatic water level sensing? The clothes on top stay on top the whole wash and do not properly clean. A case of being over-engineered to a fault I'd say.
tk u so much.
Do you have timer for kenmore 110.2234 ?
The inner tub we still could not lift out. We probably have older model. Too much mold and dirt is inside, and we were not able to disassembly it to clean through. Stinks with mold. And underneath the oil is leaking. May be we just need to throw it away? It looks like iver 20 years old. We just bought the house and now dealing with it.
I think it's funny that they used a Craftsman Evolve ratchet to take off the agitator on a Kenmore machine.