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Agitator Drive block
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When your White-Westinghouse washing machine isn't spinning or agitating properly, it might be time to replace the drive block or bell. Here are some common questions to help guide you through the process.
If your washing machine is making loud noises during the spin cycle or isn't spinning at all, the drive block or bell could be worn out and require replacement.
Disconnect the washer from power and water. Remove the agitator cap and bolt, then lift the agitator to access the drive block. Replace the old block with a new one, reassemble the parts, and reconnect the washer.
The cost of a drive block or bell replacement can vary, but typically ranges from $20 to $50 for the part. Labor costs may add if you hire a technician.
Locate the model number on a sticker inside the washer door, or check the user manual that came with your appliance.
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