Sears Kenmore Three-Speed with Options and Speeds Switch AUTOMATIC WASHERS Troubleshooting Guide download pdf (Page 30)

The

tub

held

position

four

shock

absorb-

ers, two in f ront

(Fig.

3-33)

and

two at the back.

(Fig.

3-34)Each shock absorber can be discon-

nected f rom

the tub by turning the top of the

shock

mount counter clockwise, 90o. The

shock can

be removed from

the

washer by

turning the bot-

tom shock mount counterclockwise,

90'.

Remove the screw securing the left end of

the

pressure

tube connector to the tub. Then,

press

down on the

plastic

tab securing the

right

end of

the

pressure

tube connector and

pull

it from

the

tub.

(Fig.3-35)

Pressure

Tube

Gonnector

Removed

Fig. 3-35

Disconnect the

vent hose

and

outlet hose from

the tub.

Remove the top end of the suspension

springs

from the

hanger slot in the top cabinet frame. To

release

the

spring at the

right

side of the cabinet,

it may

necessary to remove the

wiring har-

ness retainer

from

the cabinet.

Once the

finalspring is released

the tub

is lree

be removed

from

the

washer

cabinet.

(Fig.

3-36)

NOTE: Take care

not

let

the tub

drop free in-

side

the cabinet. This could result

damage to

components

in the cabinet or damage to

the

tub

assembly.

Front Shock

Absorbers

Rear Shock

Absorbers

Fig.3-33

At the

back

of the tub assembly, remove

the belt

from

the drum and

motor

pulleys.

(Fig.

3-34

-1)

To remove

the

pulley

from

the drum,

place

the

handle

of a crescent wrench through the

pulley

and

into

the steel bearing

hub

keep

the

pulley

from turning

(Fig.

3-34

-2)

Use

21-millimeter socket wrench to remove

the

nut securing the

pulley

to the drum.

(Fig.3-34

-3)

Disconnect the

ground

wire from

the bearing hub

with a T-25 Torx driver.

(Fig.

34a

-a)

Fig.3-34

3-9

Fig.3-36

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