Door Boot Seal

Repair was done as per your instructions. Problem i encounter was slipping the wire ring over the booth, I used a wet rag and moisten the booth all around. The wire ring slipped over very easy.

He did the repair watching the video. It was very helpful except there was a step that was not included. But he was able to figure it out.

The day befor the parts came in I watched the self video and followed the instructions step by step and it was very easy to take washer apart, when the parts came in two days after I ordered them, reassembly was a breeze and the washer works well no more leaks, made me feel very proud of myself for doing it and thanks for the video, very hepful.

I simply followed the video which accompanied the part description . . . .took some time, but it was worth it.

The hardest problem we had was replacing the boot seal back on the rim of the washer and the tightening the first band. The video was great to view as we were installing the part.

The most useful instruction I would make is to spend the preparation time to view and UNDERSTAND the video which is extremely helpful and well done. This is model specific and will allow you to take off the old gasket and place in the new without difficulty. Have the video handy and if a question arises simply go back and watch that step again. No other tools are required. (nut driver 7 mm could be replaced by a 7mm socket set but an extension bar would be helpful). Only other tip is related to removal and replacement of the inter door wire clamp. Be sure to loosen it sufficiently to remove easily and don't be surprised if it doesn't tighten all the way back to the original point, but be sure no kinks are in the washer and that it is tight when done. If you feel the least bit mechanically inclined with the video you can do it!