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Washing machine drain pump service kit. This drain pump kit is used on models with a production date on or before Dec. 9, 2012 (version 01).

Washing machine drain pump service kit. This drain pump kit is used on models with a production date on or before Dec. 9, 2012 (version 00).

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The heart of a washing machine is its pump system: the recirculation pump assembly to help keep the water moving through the washer and the drain pump to force the water out of the tub following the wash and rinse cycles. The failure of a pump system part will likely prevent your washing machine from being able to do its job. That’s why Repair Clinic stocks genuine manufacturer pump system parts from brands including Whirlpool, Frigidaire, GE, Samsung, and more. Enter the full model number of your washer into our website’s search bar, then select “Pump” from the part category filter followed by the appropriate part title to find the specific recirculation pump, drain pump, pump housing, sump, check ball, impeller, or coin trap that fits your washer. If you have any trouble locating the right part, don’t hesitate to contact our Customer Service Team at 1-800-269-2609; they’ll be happy to assist you.
Beyond our extensive part inventory, Repair Clinic supports do-it-yourselfers of all stripes by maintaining a repair help library filled with thousands of instructional videos, articles, diagrams, and schematics. Take a deep dive and you’ll learn how to troubleshoot problems with, and repair, all major appliances, lawn and garden equipment, and heating and cooling products. With a little help from Repair Clinic, you’ll gain the confidence to handle the repair yourself and save some money in the process.
Signs of a faulty pump include the washing machine not draining properly, unusual noises during the drain cycle, or water remaining in the drum after a cycle completes.
Yes, if you are handy and have basic tools, you can replace a washing machine pump. It involves disconnecting the power and water supply, accessing the pump, and replacing it with a new one. Always refer to the user manual for specific instructions.
Washing machine pumps don’t have a set replacement schedule but should last the lifetime of the machine with proper use and care. Consider replacing the pump if it shows signs of wear or damage.