Drain Hose with Clamp

simply loosen the clamp and remove old drain hose. Slide the clamp on the new hose and attach to washer and tighten clamp. All don e

Part ordered on Thurs. evening. Arrived Sat at noon. Removed old drain hose with rags and a flute plate to catch excess water left in machine. Dried area where water leaked. Placed end of new hose into outlet on washing machine. NewClamp was TOO BIG. Removed new hose and clamp and replaced new clamp with old clamp which was undamaged an ... Read more d fit properly. Ran 2 rinse only tests to determine that the hose was properly placed and not leaking. Hose was a Perfect fit. Again clamp was wrong and trying to make it fit would have damaged spring hold.

clamp on new hose.

My Washer is a Washer & Dryer Combo!! I First Disconnected the Power and taped the power cord firmly to the top of washer!! Then i shut off the hot & cold water valves and disconnected the hoses from behind the washer and drained hoses to plastic bucket!! Next i Turned off gas Valve, and disconnected gas hose from the valve!! I then pull ... Read more ed washer out from in back of the wall, and disconnected the dryer vent hose from in back of the dryer!! I then pulled my washer out to an open space and carefully laid it down on its side!! I then Checked out the leaky pump to make sure it matched the replacement pump!! All good, it was a go!! :)) Using a pair of channel lock pliers, i squeezed the hose clamps and moved back just far enough to remove the hoses from the pump!! Then with a screw driver, i unbuckled the pump hold down straps and removed the leaky pump from motor shaft!! My pump removed very easily without use of a screwdriver!! I then lined up new pump with motor shaft, and made sure that the three points lined up right!! After i new that the new pump was aligned properly, I First Secured the 2 Pump Hold Down straps and made sure pump was secured to the motor shaft!! The i put back on the suction and the discharge hoses and secured the clamps to the pump!! At this point my pump repair surgery was complete!! I then stood the machine upright, reconnected everything i described i had either disconnected or unplugged and ran the washer through a Test Cycle!! All good, No Leaks, and back to normal living!! :))

Super Easy, ordered the parts, which arrived in 24hours, used a pliers to loosen clamp, slid on the hose, done in five minutes

Replaced the old hose by releasing the clamp at the base of the washer (in Back), Connected new Hose in reverse and viola! done.