Introdução
If your upper agitator is failing to turn under a load, this tutorial will easily instruct you how to apply the most probable fix using two common tools and a $5.99 (max) readily available part.
O que você precisa
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Kenmore Series 80 (Whirlpool).
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Prior to working on unit, make sure to unplug from power source.
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Open lid to washer machine to expose interior of tub and agitator.
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Spin agitator by hand until small notch facing front.
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Insert medium flat head screw driver into the small notch and pry cover up and off.
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Looking Straight down the cam, a 7/16" head bolt can be seen.
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Insert 7/16" socket with an extension to access the head of the bolt.
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Using free hand, hold bottom of agitator when removing bolt.
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Remove agitator from washer tub by pulling straight up.
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Lower and upper agitator may come up together, or upper agitator may only come up.
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If both upper and lower agitator were removed together, gently separate them.
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Put lower agitator aside, you will be only working with the upper agitator.
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Gently remove auger cam from the top agitator.
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When removed, place cam upside down on a flat work surface.
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Remove the retaining ring by sliding it straight up and off the cam shaft.
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Be cognizant, during reassembly, the retaining ring fits back into the grooves on the shaft.
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With the retaining ring removed, you can now access the ratcheting dogs.
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Remove the 4 ratcheting dogs from their place.
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Pat # 80040: 4pk Ratcheting Dogs
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Insert each new ratcheting dog into the 4 available slots
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Ensure that each ratcheting dog has free motion and is not hanging on anything.
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Project is now ready for reassembly!
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To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
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Is this the same procedure for a Kenmore Model 110? This just started happening to mine today. HELP!!!
Thanks,
lafoote@aol.com
Michael,
yes, the Model 110 is the same as the series 80 I detailed in the repair.
good luck.
THANKS Brian Gill…
How hard is it to remove and replace the clutch?
Brian…this did not fix my problem. I’m afraid its a transmission and that is to much money to do a repair on a 29 year old washer. Thanks for you good instructions and photos though.
Mike
Thank you Brian for authoring this guide. All I can say is “ I did it!!!” The ratcheting dogs cost me $7.00 , It took a bit of travel to pick them up, a visit to the neighbor to borrow the socket wrench. 7/16 was the exact size socket. I had a Kenmore 110 model ( although the Name of the washer says Kenmore 60 : why do they make life complicated??) I just needed to lift the top part of the agitator. With much gratitude and satisfaction, Louis