Amana ALW480DA Top Load Washer "drum place" Questions

...spin cycle turn by hand with nothing in drum and still bangs? your front drum support blocks have failed. remove the tub and, replace or, rebolt them in place so they hold the drum front in

place without taking the drum apart? Thanks Yes it can be put back on without taking the drum apart. The larger end goes on the drum side. Fit larger end around drum lip make sure it seals all the way

...is place your palm at the front of the washer and place your fingers at the bottom of the inner drum and pull your fingers towards your palm if there is any movement the bearings r on there way out ...

...place on the drum pulley beginning on the left hand side. 4. Hold the belt firmly in place and slowly turn the pulley to the right while holding the belt in place. The belt will eventually align and ...

...drum in place. Although right front shock looks a bit rusted, as if it's been getting dripped on over time. Rear shocks are clean. that would be the bearing and housing gone on the drum, if you ...

...be tight - noise you hear is the drum banging around all over the place as it spins. Check the spindle and bearings where the drum is connected along with the tension on the belt that powers the

drum at the same time, place belt around motor spindle and reasemble, job done. Works, but a bit more info for you ...... the belt needs to be placed towards the back of the drum above the spindle not

...Place aside. Then you will see a hose going into the drum. Ignore the clamp, just squeeze the end going into the drum and work it out. Now you need to insert the baffle basket in the drum through the ...

...enthusiast. unless housing is out of place obstructing drum. Incidentally. if this is a brand new machine. ensure all the drum transport fixings (if aplicable) were removed, and not fouling the

...drum, and push firmly into place, you should feel it click in to place, to check, pull the paddle lightly back towards you, it should remain fixed in place. Also make sure you have got it the right ...