Drive Motor

Drive Motor

Jason from IL

Washing machine very noisy, then motor locked up.

Assorted box end wrenches

My washing machine had been getting very noisy after the warranty expired. The motor locked up after a few months. Rather than buy a new washer, I tipped the unit onto it's front, and examined everything. The motor's bearings had walked out of the endbells and chewed up the shaft. I was able to rig things up to work for a while, and ordered the replacement motor. The replacement was slightly larger, and noticeably heavier, with higher quality bearings in it. Not counting the original "make-do" repair, changing the motor was about a 10 minute job. Remove 2 screws holding the belt cover on, walk the belt off the clutch, unplug the harness from the old motor, then remove the motor and reverse the steps. A grand total of 4 bolts and about 10 minutes to fix. The washing machine is actually quieter now than it was when brand new!

Drive Motor

Shiela from CA

Washers Motor quit, ordered new one from you, put in and works like new.

Electric screwdriver

Not much to tell, watched a few YouTube videos, took out the old motor, found the part number, ordered new motor, came early, installed and works great.

Drive Motor

Jerome from PA

Motor drive for centennial maytag washer

Simple sockets sets nothing special

This is the best permanent replacement cause the oem parts that maytag sell or any parts store the pulleys are plastic but this one is aluminum that will hold the spline on the drive motor longer. Highly recommended.