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How To Clean Whirlpool Washing Machine Pump — Solved
Follow the steps below to learn how to clean the drain pump in your Whirlpool washing machine…
Top Loaders
Here are the steps you’ll need to take to clean the drain pump in your Whirlpool top loader washing machine…
Step 1. Make sure to unplug your washing machine from the electrical outlet and turn the water faucets off before starting this procedure in order to prevent electrical damage and water leaks.
Step 2. Spread a rag on the floor under the two water inlet hoses. Detach the HOT and COLD water inlet hoses from the ports at the back of the machine (if needed, use pliers).
Step 3. Use your pliers to release the clamp holding the drain hose to the rear of the machine. Pull the hose off the cabinet.
Step 4. Put some tape on the front panel to help secure the lid. Tip the washing machine backwards carefully, then set it on the floor (get someone to help you if needed).
Step 5. Pry the cap off the drain pump at the bottom of the machine, then unplug the wire harness from the terminal. Release the drain pump wire from the retainer.
Step 6. Release the spring clamp holding the outlet hose to the port on the drain pump. Loosen the bolts holding the pump assembly to the bottom of the tub using a 5/16 inch socket wrench.
Step 7. Take the drain pump off the tub. Using a pair of needle-nosed pliers or a flat-blade screwdriver, reach into the port on the drain pump and clean out any debris or lint that may be in it.
Step 8. Once you’ve cleaned the drain pump properly, mount it at the bottom of the tub, then apply the screws to secure it.
Step 9. Reattach the wire connector to the terminal on the pump assembly, then snap the cap back on.
Step 10. Reconnect the drain hose to the port on the pump assembly, then secure it by sliding the retaining clamp into place.
Step 11. Lift the washing machine back onto its feet,then peel the tape off the top panel. Reattach the drain hose to the outlet port at the back of the cabinet, then slide the spring clamp into place to secure it.
Step 12. Reconnect the COLD and HOT water supply hoses to the ports at the back of your washing machine (in order to prevent any water leaks, make sure both hoses are secured properly).
Step 13. Plug your washing machine’s power cord back into the electrical outlet, then turn the water supply valves back on. To make sure everything works properly, try running a wash cycle.
Washer/Dryer Combo
To clean the drain pump in your Whirlpool washer/dryer combo machine, take the following steps…
Step 1. Prevent any chances of electrocution by disconnecting your washer from the outlet before starting this procedure.
Step 2. Use a Philips screwdriver to loosen the bolts holding the dryer compartment’s lower access panel. Lift the panel off the washer and set it aside.
Step 3. Pull out the two rear access panel retaining clips. Using a 1/4 inch socket wrench, loosen the four bolts holding the two rear access panels under the dryer compartment.
Step 4. Take the panels off the machine and set them aside. Using a flat-blade screwdriver, pry out the two retaining clips holding the top panel to the cabinet.
Step 5. Slide the top panel forwards and pull it off the washer. With a 5/16 inch socket wrench, loosen the bolt holding the support bar to the front panel.
Step 6. Use your 5/16 inch socket wrench to take out the bolts holding the front panel to the cabinet. Lift the front panel upwards and detach it from the cabinet.
Step 7. With a pair of pliers, squeeze the clamps holding the outlet hoses to the pump assembly, then slide them out of place.
Step 8. Pull the two hoses off the drain pump. Using a flat-blade screwdriver, pry off the two retaining clips holding the drain pump to the motor shaft.
Step 9. Slide the pump assembly off the motor shaft. Using a flat-blade screwdriver or a pair of needle-nosed pliers, reach into the ports on the drain pump and clean out any lint and debris that may have accumulated in it.
Step 10. Once the pump has been properly cleaned, slide it back onto the motor shaft and snap the two retaining clips back in place.
Step 11. Reconnect the two hoses to the appropriate ports on the drain pump assembly. Secure the hoses using the spring clamps.
Step 12. Lift the front panel and mount it on the cabinet. With your 5/16 inch socket wrench, apply the nuts to secure the front panel to the machine.
Step 13. Slide the top panel onto the cabinet, then push the two spring clips into the slots using your flat-blade screwdriver.
Step 14. Reposition the two access panels under the dryer compartment, then apply the four bolts using your 1/4 inch socket wrench.
Step 15. Slide the access panel clips back in place. Mount the lower access panel onto the dryer compartment, then tighten the screws with your Philips screwdriver.
Step 16. Plug the washing machine back into the electrical outlet, then run a wash cycle to ensure that everything works properly.
Front Loaders
Follow the steps below to clean the drain pump assembly in your front loader Whirlpool washing machine…
Step 1. In order to prevent electrocution, make sure to unplug your washing machine from the outlet before starting this repair.
Step 2. Pry out the four plastic caps at the back of the cabinet, then set them aside. Remove all the bolts holding the rear access panel to the cabinet using a 1/4 inch socket wrench.
Step 3. Pry the rear panel off the machine and set it aside. Disconnect the wire connector from the drain pump at the bottom of the tub.
Step 4. Release the spring clamp securing the outlet hose to the drain pump, then slide it out of place.
Step 5. Pull the hose off the drain pump (keep a rag nearby to clean any water leaks). Take out the nuts holding the pump assembly to the bottom of the tub using a 5/16 inch socket wrench.
Step 6. Pull the drain pump off the tub. Using either a pair of needle-nosed pliers or a flat-blade screwdriver, clear out any lint and debris that may have gathered in the pump.
Step 7. Once the ports have been cleaned properly, mount the pump assembly at the bottom of the tub, then secure it by applying the nuts with your 5/16 inch socket wrench.
Step 8. Plug the wire connector back into the terminal on the pump assembly. Reconnect the outlet hose to the port on the pump, then secure it by sliding the spring clamp into place.
Step 9. Mount the rear access panel on the cabinet, then apply all the nuts using your nut-driver. Snap the four plastic caps into the transit slots on the rear panel.
Step 10. Reconnect your washer to the power outlet, then try running a wash cycle to make sure everything works normally.
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How To Clean Whirlpool Washing Machine Detergent Dispenser — Solved
Follow the steps below to clean the detergent dispenser in your Whirlpool washing machine…
Step 1. In order to prevent electrical damage, disconnect your washing machine from the electrical outlet before starting this procedure.
Step 2. Remove the three screws at the back of the cabinet securing the top panel using a 1/4 inch nut-driver.
Step 3. Slide the top cover backwards a few inches, then lift it off the machine. Slide the soap tray out of the dispenser, the press the retaining tab inside too completely release it.
Step 4. Take the soap tray to a sink and scrub out any detergent that may have built up using a soft brush.
Step 5. Loosen the two screws next to the dispenser opening using a Torx screwdriver. Use a nut-driver to take out the bolts at the top of the control panel securing the dispenser assembly.
Step 6. Move the detergent dispenser out of place. With pliers, squeeze the clamp holding the hose to the bottom of the dispenser, then slide it out of place. Pull the hose off the dispenser.
Step 7. Release the spring clamps holding the water inlet hoses to the ports at the back of the dispenser. Pull both hoses off the assembly.
Step 8. Take the detergent dispenser to a sink and thoroughly rinse out any detergent that may have accumulated in it. Dry the dispenser properly.
Step 9. Connect the each of the two inlet hoses to their corresponding ports on the dispenser assembly, the secure them using the spring clamps.
Step 10. Attach the outlet hose to the port at the bottom of the dispenser assembly, then slide the spring clamp into place to secure it.
Step 11. Reinstall the dispenser assembly in the cabinet, then apply the two screws at the front of the control panel using your Torx screwdriver.
Step 12. Use your 1/4 inch nut-driver to apply the bolts at the top of the control panel to secure the dispenser.
Step 13. Slide the detergent tray back into the dispenser assembly. Mount the top panel onto the cabinet, then apply the three bolts at the back using your nut-driver.
Step 14. Plug the power cord back into the electrical outlet, then ensure that everything works properly by running a wash cycle.
Note: The steps above are only applicable to front loader washing machines.
How To Clean Whirlpool Washing Machine Tub-To-Pump Hose — Quick Fix
The steps below show you how to clean the tub-to-pump hose in your Whirlpool washing machine…
Front Loaders
Do the following to clean the sump hose in your Whirlpool front loader washing machine…
Step 1. Prevent any chances of electrical damage by disconnecting your washer from the outlet. Move the washer forwards a bit to get more working space.
Step 2. Remove the three screws at the back of the machine holding the top panel using a 1/4 inch nut-driver. Slide the top panel backwards about an inch or so, then lift it off the machine.
Step 3. Take out the three screws at the bottom of the lower front access panel. Lift the panel off the machine and set it aside.
Step 4. Place a container near the pump filter. Turn the pump filter knob counter-clockwise, then take it out (some water will spill out).
Step 5. Once all the water has drained out into the container, wipe off any remaining drops with a cloth.
Step 6. Reach under the tub using a pair of pliers, then release the spring clamp holding the sump hose to the bottom of the tub. Pull the hose off the tub.
Step 7. Release the spring clamp holding the other end of the hose to the drain pump assembly. Pull the sump hose off the drain pump.
Step 8. Use a flat-blade screwdriver to release the retainer holding the air pressure tube to the side of the tub. Pull the air pressure tube off the water pressure sensor at the side of the cabinet.
Step 9. Pull the entire sump hose assembly out of the cabinet. Clean out any dirt and debris that may have clogged the hose (if needed, use needle-nosed pliers).
Step 10. Once the hose has been cleaned, Connect the appropriate ports to the pump assembly and tub. Secure the connections using the spring clamps.
Step 11. Pull the air pressure tube upwards through the top of the cabinet and secure it to the side of the tub using the retainer.
Step 12. Plug the air pressure tube back to the port on the water pressure sensor. Put the pump filter back in the housing, then rotate it to secure.
Step 13. Snap the lower access panel onto the cabinet, then apply the three screws at the bottom to secure it.
Step 14. Place the top cover on the cabinet, then secure it by applying the three screws at the back.
Step 15. Plug the washing machine back into the electrical outlet, then make sure everything works properly by running a cycle.
Top Loaders
To clean the sump hose in your Whirlpool top loader washing machine, follow the steps below…
Step 1. Turn off your washing machine’s water supply faucets and unplug the power cord from the outlet before starting this procedure in order to prevent any chances of water leakage and electrocution.
Step 2. Spread a towel on the floor underneath the two water inlet hoses. Disconnect the COLD and HOT water inlet hoses from the ports at the back of the machine (use a pair of pliers if needed).
Step 3. Use your pliers to squeeze the clamp holding the drain hose to the port at the back of the machine, then slide it out of place. Detach the hose from the cabinet.
Step 4. Put some tape on the lid of the washer. With someone else assisting you, tip the washing machine backwards and lay it on the floor.
Step 5. Using your pliers, release the clamp holding the sump hose to the port at the bottom of the outer tub. Pull the sump hose off the machine.
Step 6. Release the clamp at the other end of sump hose, then detach the hose from the drain pump (make sure to keep a cloth nearby to clean any water leaks).
Step 7. Take the sump hose to a sink, then clean out any lint and dirt that may be clogging it. Once you’ve cleaned the hose properly, connect the appropriate end to the port at the bottom of the tub. Slide the retaining clamp in place to secure the hose.
Step 8. Reattach the other end of the sump hose to the port on the drain pump. Use pliers to slide the spring clamp into place to secure the connection.
Step 9. Have your assistant help you lift the washing machine back onto its feet. Peel the tape off the lid.
Step 10. Reconnect the HOT and COLD water inlet hoses to the appropriate ports at the back of the washing machine.
Step 11. Connect the main drain hose to the back of the cabinet, then secure it using the spring clamp.
Step 12. Plug your washing machine’s power cord back into the electrical outlet, then turn the water faucets back on. Run a wash cycle to ensure that everything works properly.
Washer/Dryer Combo
Here are the steps you’ll need to take to clean the sump hose in your Whirlpool washer/dryer combo machine…
Step 1. Turn off the power supply to your appliance before starting this procedure in order to prevent electrical damage.
Step 2. With your Philips screwdriver, loosen the bolts holding the lower access panel of the dryer compartment. Pull the cover off the cabinet and set it aside.
Step 3. Pry out the rear access panel clips. Using a 1/4 inch socket wrench, loosen the four nuts holding the two rear access panels to the machine. Take the panels out and set them aside.
Step 4. With your flat-blade screwdriver, pry out the two spring clips holding the top panel to the cabinet. Slide the top panel forwards and lift it off the machine.
Step 5. With a 5/16 inch socket wrench, loosen the nuts holding the support bar to the front panel.
Step 6. Use the nut-driver to loosen the screws holding the front panel to the cabinet. Lift the front panel upwards and lift it off the cabinet.
Step 7. Using a 5/16 inch socket wrench, loosen the bolt on the screw clamp holding the sump hose to the bottom of the tub. Slide the clamp out of place and pull the hose off the machine.
Step 8. Release the clamp on the other end of the hose attached to the pump. Pull the hose off the pump assembly (some water may spill out, so ensure that you keep a rag nearby).
Step 9. Take the sump hose to a sink and clean it out using a flat-blade screwdriver or a pair of needle-nosed pliers.
Step 10. As soon as you’ve cleaned the hose properly, attach the appropriate end to the pump assembly, then tighten the screw-clamp using your 5/16 inch nut-driver.
Step 11. Attach the other end of the hose to the port at the bottom of the outer tub, then use the 5/16 inch socket wrench to tighten the clamp.
Step 12. Lift the front panel and snap it onto the cabinet. Secure the panel by applying the screws with your nut-driver.
Step 13. Move the support bar into place on the cabinet, then secure the bolt with your nut-driver.
Step 14. Place the top panel on the cabinet and slide it firmly into place. To secure the top panel, push the spring clips into the slots using a flat-blade screwdriver.
Step 15. Put the two access panels back in place and apply the four bolts using your 1/4 inch nut-driver. Push the access panel clips into the slots.
Step 16. Snap the dryer compartment’s lower access panel back on, then apply the screws using your Philips screwdriver.
Step 17. Plug your washing machine into the electrical outlet, then ensure that everything works properly by running a wash cycle.
How To Clean Whirlpool Washing Machine Drain Pump Filter — Solution
Follow the steps below to clean the pump filter in your Whirlpool washing machine…
Step 1. Ensure that your washing machine is disconnected from the outlet before starting this repair in order to prevent electrocution.
Step 2. Use your 1/4 inch nut-driver to loosen the three screws at the bottom of the lower access panel. Pry the panel off the cabinet and set it aside.
Step 3. Spread a towel on the floor in front of the pump filter. Place a container under the filter.
Step 4. Turn the pump filter knob counter-clockwise and take it out of the housing. Take the pump filter to a sink, then rinse out all the accumulated lint and debris in the filter.
Step 5. Once you’ve cleaned the filter properly, put it back into the housing, then rotate it clock wise to secure.
Step 6. Snap the lower front access panel onto the machine, then use your 1/4 inch nut-driver to apply the three screws at the bottom.
Step 7. Plug your washing machine back into the electrical outlet, then ensure that everything works properly by running a wash cycle.
How To Clean Whirlpool Washing Machine Agitator — Quick Fix
To clean the agitator in your Whirlpool top loader washing machine, follow the steps below…
Step 1. Disconnect your washing machine from the electrical outlet before starting this procedure in order to prevent electrical damage.
Step 2. Open the lid of your washing machine. Pry the cap off the agitator and take the filter out.
Step 3. Using a 7/16 inch socket wrench, loosen the bolt holding the agitator to the tub assembly. Carefully lift the agitator out of the tub.
Step 4. Take the agitator to a sink and use a small brush to scrub out any accumulated dirt. Rinse the agitator filter in the sink.
Step 5. Once you’ve properly cleaned the agitator assembly, lower it back into the tub, then apply the bolts using your 7/16 inch socket wrench.
Step 6. Place the filter and cap back on the agitator assembly, then close the lid of your washer.
Step 7. Plug the washing machine back into the electrical outlet, then make sure everything works properly by running a cycle.
How To Clean Whirlpool Washing Machine Inner Drain Hose — Solution
Follow the steps below to clean the inner drain hose in your Whirlpool washing machine…
Front Loaders
The following steps show you how to clean the inner drain hose in your front loader Whirlpool washing machine…
Step 1. In order to prevent electrical damage, make sure to unplug your washing machine’s power cord from the outlet before starting this procedure.
Step 2. Pry out the four plastic plugs at the back of the cabinet, then set them aside. Using a 1/4 inch nut-driver, loosen the nuts holding the rear panel to the cabinet.
Step 3. Pull the rear access panel off the machine, then set it aside. Spread a rag on the floor of the cabinet underneath the drain pump.
Step 4. Use your pliers to squeeze the clamp holding the internal drain hose to the port on the pump, then slide it out of place. Pull the hose off the drain pump.
Step 5. Using pliers, release the spring clamp holding the external drain hose to the back of the cabinet, then pull the hose off.
Step 6. Use a flat-blade screwdriver to release the retaining tabs securing the internal drain hose port to the back of the cabinet.
Step 7. Pull the internal drain hose out of the retaining brackets, then take it out of the cabinet.
Step 8. Take the hose to a sink and try running water through it. If the hose is clogged, use a thin, durable wire to push out the blockage. You can also try blowing through the hose.
Step 9. Once you’ve cleaned the internal drain hose properly, install it in the cabinet slots, then pass the port through the opening at the back of the machine.
Step 10. Attach the other end of the internal drain hose to the port on the pump assembly, then slide the spring clamp into place to secure it.
Step 11. Reconnect the main drain hose to the port at the back of the cabinet. Secure the connection by sliding the spring clamp into place.
Step 12. Snap the rear access panel back on the cabinet, then apply the bolts using your 1/4 inch nut-driver.
Step 13. Snap the four plastic caps into the slots on the rear panel. Plug the machine back into the electrical outlet, then try running a wash cycle to make sure everything works properly.
Washer/Dryer Combo
Clean the internal drain hose in your Whirlpool washer/dryer combo machine with the following steps…
Step 1. In order to prevent any chances of electrocution, ensure that you unplug your washing machine’s power cord from the outlet before starting this procedure.
Step 2. With your Philips screwdriver, loosen the four bolts holding the dryer compartment’s lower access panel. Pry the panel off the machine and set it aside.
Step 3. Pull out the two clips holding the two rear access panels to the machine. Use a 1/4 inch nut-driver to loosen the four bolts holding the rear access panels to the machine.
Step 4. With a flat-blade screwdriver, pry out the spring clips holding the top panel to the cabinet. Slide the top forwards and lift it off the machine.
Step 5. Loosen the nut holding the support bar to the cabinet using a 5/16 inch socket wrench.
Step 6. Use the nut-driver to take out the bolts holding the front panel to the cabinet. Lift the front panel upwards and detach it from the machine.
Step 7. Reach behind the tub inside the cabinet and use your pliers to release the spring clamp holding the internal drain hose to the port. Pull the internal drain hose off the port on the cabinet.
Step 8. Release the internal drain hose from the support brackets on the cabinet. Release the clamp holding the other end of the hose to the drain pump.
Step 9. Pull the internal drain hose off the drain pump assembly (some water will spill out, so ensure that you keep a rag nearby to clean any leaks).
Step 10. Take the hose assembly out of the cabinet. Take the internal drain hose to a tap and try running water through it.
Step 11. If you notice that the hose is blocked, use a thin, durable wire to clean it out. Also try blowing through the hose to clean out the blockage.
Step 12. Once the hose has been cleaned properly, attach the appropriate end to the port on the drain pump, then secure it by sliding the spring clamp into place.
Step 13. Secure the internal drain hose in the support brackets on the cabinet. Attach the other end of the hose to the port at the back of the machine.
Step 14. Carefully lift the front panel and snap it back onto the cabinet. Secure the panel by applying the screws using your 5/16 inch nut-driver.
Step 15. Move the support bar back in place, then secure it to the front panel by applying the bolt.
Step 16. Slide the top panel back onto the cabinet. To secure the panel, push the two spring clips into the slots using a flat-blade screwdriver.
Step 17. Place the two rear access panels on the machine, then secure it with the four 1/4 inch bolts. Push the access panel clips into the slots.
Step 18. Snap the dryer compartment’s lower access panel back on, then apply the screws using your Philips screwdriver.
Step 19. Plug your washing machine back into the electrical outlet, then make sure everything works properly by running a wash cycle.
How To Clean Whirlpool Washing Machine Water Inlet Filter — Quick Fix
Follow the steps below to clean the water inlet filters in your Whirlpool washing machine…
Step 1. In order to prevent electrocution and water leakage, ensure that your washing machine is disconnected from the outlet, and the water faucets are turned off before starting this procedure.
Step 2. Disconnect the COLD and HOT water supply hoses from the ports at the back of your washing machine (some water will spill out, so ensure that you keep a rag nearby).
Step 3. Use a pair of needle-nosed pliers to pull out the mesh filters in each of the inlet ports. Take the filters to a sink, then clean out any dirt that may have accumulated in them.
Step 4. Once you’ve cleaned the filters properly, push the filters back into the ports. Reconnect the HOT and COLD water supply hoses to the ports (ensure that you secure the hoses properly in order to prevent leaks).
Step 5. Plug your washing machine into the electrical outlet, then turn the water faucets back on. Ensure that everything works properly by running a wash cycle.
How To Clean Whirlpool Washing Machine Detergent Dispenser Hose — Quick Fix
Take the following steps to clean the detergent dispenser hose in your Whirlpool washing machine…
Step 1. Disconnect your washing machine from the electrical outlet before starting this repair in order to prevent electrocution.
Step 2. Use a 1/4 inch nut-driver to loosen the three screws at the back of the top panel. Slide the panel backwards about an inch, then lift it off the machine.
Step 3. Slide the detergent tray out of its housing, then press the button inside to release it from the housing.
Step 4. Use a Torx screwdriver to loosen the screwdriver next to the dispenser opening. Open the door of the machine and loosen the screw underneath the front of the control panel.
Step 5. Use a flat-blade screwdriver to pry the control panel off the front of the machine and set it on top of the cabinet.
Step 6. With a Torx screwdriver, loosen the nuts holding the door lock assembly to the front panel.
Step 7. Insert a flat-blade screwdriver under the retaining band around the door boot seal and work your way around until the wire comes off. Peel the door gasket off front panel.
Step 8. Use a 1/4 inch nut-driver to remove the three screws at the bottom of the lower front access panel. Pry the panel off the cabinet and set it aside.
Step 9. Use the nut-driver to loosen the bolts at the bottom and top of the main front panel. Lift the front panel off the cabinet and set it aside.
Step 10. Pull the dispenser hose off the port at the upper left port on the tub. Use pliers to release the spring clamp holding the other end off the hose to the dispenser assembly.
Step 11. Pull the hose off the dispenser. Take the hose to a sink, then clean out any debris or accumulated detergent in it using a flat-blade screwdriver.
Step 12. Try running water through the hose to ensure that it is cleaned. Once the hose is cleaned properly, connect the appropriate end to the port on the dispenser, then secure the connection using the spring clamp.
Step 13. Connect the other end of the dispenser hose to the port at the front of the drum assembly.
Step 14. Lift the front panel and snap it onto the cabinet. With your 1/4 inch nut-driver, apply the bolts at the bottom and top of the front panel.
Step 15. Move the door lock back into place, then secure it to the panel by applying the screws with your Torx screwdriver.
Step 16. Fit the door gasket around the front panel. Use a flat-blade screwdriver to fit the retaining band around the gasket.
Step 17. Snap the lower front access panel onto the cabinet, then apply the three screws at the bottom of the panel.
Step 18. Lift the front panel off the panel and snap it onto the cabinet. Use your Torx screwdriver to apply the screw next to the dispenser opening.
Step 19. Apply the screw at the bottom of the control panel. Slide the soap tray into the dispenser assembly.
Step 20. Slide the top panel onto the cabinet, then apply the three screws at the back using your 1/4 inch nut-driver.
Step 21. Plug your washing machine into the electrical outlet, then turn the water faucets back on. To ensure that everything works properly, try running a wash cycle.
How To Clean Whirlpool Washing Machine Drum — Solved
Follow the steps below to learn how to clean your Whirlpool washing machine…
Step 1. Open the door of the washing machine and take out all the clothes from the machine.
Step 2. Plug your washing machine into the outlet and turn the water faucets back on. Press the power button to turn the machine on.
Step 3. Pour about 1 cup of vinegar or chlorine bleach into the detergent drawer of the machine. Set the washing machine to a normal wash cycle with the hottest water temperature.
Step 4. Press the Start button to begin the wash cycle. Once the wash cycle is completed, open the door of the machine.
Step 5. Use a damp rag to clean the grooves of the door boot seal. Leave the door of the machine open for a few hours to help the drum air out.
