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[email protected] February 1st 08 02:36 PM

Remove Agitator Whirlpool style Top Loader
 
Hello,

I've removed the cap from the top of the agitator (no comfort
dispenser) and can access the bolt, but when i try and loosen it, it
just spins anticlockwise with a slight grinding noise. Basically i
can't get a purchase on the bolt to remove it, as it seems to be
spinning independent of the upper and lower agitator parts. However,
when the machine is in wash mode, i can observe the agitator bolt
performing the slow clockwise (agitation) motion but it isn't moving
the upper agitator and so the clothes are just sitting in standing
water.

Any idea how i can get this sucker off? I'm pretty certain i have to
replace the clutch dog ears and maybe the cam but i don't know how to
get the agitator off without resorting to turning the washer upside
down and getting at it from the bottom of the drum...any ideas?

Cheers,

col

Joe February 1st 08 08:38 PM

Remove Agitator Whirlpool style Top Loader
 
On Feb 1, 8:36*am, wrote:
Hello,

I've removed the cap from the top of the agitator (no comfort
dispenser) and can access the bolt, but when i try and loosen it, it
just spins anticlockwise with a slight grinding noise. *Basically i
can't get a purchase on the bolt to remove it, as it seems to be
spinning independent of the upper and lower agitator parts. *However,
when the machine is in wash mode, i can observe the agitator bolt
performing the slow clockwise (agitation) motion but it isn't moving
the upper agitator and so the clothes are just sitting in standing
water.

Any idea how i can get this sucker off? *I'm pretty certain i have to
replace the clutch dog ears and maybe the cam but i don't know how to
get the agitator off without resorting to turning the washer upside
down and getting at it from the bottom of the drum...any ideas?

Cheers,

col


You may get some good advice and certainly parts from www.repairclinic.com/.

Joe


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