The picture you have listed is backwards from the part i Have in my Whirlpool Duet Sport washer. In my washer the pump is on the right of the drain trap. Is this just an image thing? Also, I have the pump removed from the assembly, is there any reason...
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The picture is actually upside down. The picture shows the mounting feet on the top while when installed in the machine the feet point down and are attached to the base of the washer. Another interesting aspect of the picture of a pump is that they managed to hide the attachment points of the two hoses. The inlet hose attaches to the back of the trap chamber on the left foreground of the picture. The trap keeps change and other debris from entering the pump. The pump itself is in the middle of the picture. The outlet extends at a 45 angle and cannot be seen becaust it is directly on the other side of the pump. The tan cap covers the motor and is normally on the right. Other than showing the pump rotated 180, the pump is in the correct orientation in the machine. You can open and empty the trap from the front without removing the pump. Removing the pump is tricky as you have to depress the black rubber padding on the feet in just the right way in order to remove the pump. Search YouTube for videos on how to do this. Be prepared for water! Since the pump is located at the bottom of the machine it cannot pump out all the water. Using a wet-vac to suck water out of the exaust tube gets rid of most of it.
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I cant't answer specifically to this model, but I have learned while searching for reversal kit for my washer that "DUET" includes MANY DIFFERENT MODEL#s and the so called "universal" kits are not one size fits all! Call Whirlpool and confirm the exact part number for the reversal kit that fits your washer, then start searching for that specific part #. Very likely Amazon will have the correct part, but doing a generic search for Duet washer is NOT adequate...you're likely to buy the wrong part and have to return (like me&#128548;)
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Dear MarySorry I do know yes 020486 is my model power washer so yes the pump should fit just fine. Afew notes mine came with an adapter which allows you to mount the pump water inlet to the front like it was when you purchased it.. However if you loosen the solvent bottle and do not use the bracket and rotate the pump it will mount rearward which allows for a much easy way to move the washer once the water hose is attached. So yes it fits your unit, (note ) being a replacement pump I was worried it would not work as well as the unit which came on the powerwasher but boy(figure of speak) was I wrong!! Such better pump!! Dear MarySorry I do know yes 020486 is my model power washer so yes the pump should fit just fine. Afew notes mine came with an adapter which allows you to mount the pump water inlet to the front like it was when you purchased it.. However if you loosen the solvent bottle and do not use the bracket and rotate the pump it will mount rearward which allows for a much easy way to move the washer once the water hose is attached. So yes it fits your unit, (note ) being a replacement pump I was worried it would not work as well as the unit which came on the powerwasher but boy(figure... » Read More Dear MarySorry I do know yes 020486 is my model power washer so yes the pump should fit just fine. Afew notes mine came with an adapter which allows you to mount the pump water inlet to the front like it was when you purchased it.. However if you loosen the solvent bottle and do not use the bracket and rotate the pump it will mount rearward which allows for a much easy way to move the washer once the water hose is attached. So yes it fits your unit, (note ) being a replacement pump I was worried it would not work as well as the unit which came on the powerwasher but boy(figure of speak) was I wrong!! Such better pump!! « Show Less
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The handle comes with another adapter and the one on the gun can be removed to add other adapter. Check your washer gun with both adapter. You may have to find an adapter if neither one matches up. Good luck
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Hi Rick. There are two versions of the RMW2.2G24 pump, but unfortunately they are not labeled on the pump themselves. If your inlet and outlet come out the back, then chances are you have a RMW2.2g24-EZ-SX. If they come out the front, then usually you have a RMW2.2G24-EZ. Your best option is this: place the pump on the floor with the mounting legs on the ground; put the inlet and outlet tubes pointing to the right; then look at the mounting leg with a large hole in it. If that leg is pointing down and to the right, then you have the -EZ-SX version. If it is pointing up and to the left, you have the -EZ. Take a look at the picture on this site and align your pump the same way, then look at the leg with the hole. I hope this makes sense. Please let me know.
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take drain pump out and take to a parts store for washers and dryers and they can get you the model # from there
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There is a spinning part that goes underneath. On top, there is another small black piece that pokes through the whole in the big circular blue thing. These two pieces then screw together (don't tighten it too much or it won't spin very fast). Next, there is the long arm. This just connects to the circular spin thing like you connect any accessory to your pressure washer. If that doesn't make much sense, I can take a picture later and show you.
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Yes. This is for both front and rear washers. I'm don't think it would work for just the front, because it has openings for 2 pumps. I thought I saw a single washer reservoir, when I was searching for this one. If you don't find an exact match, you could try to cap off the rear pump, or if one of your pumps is not working, you could make that one go to the rear. Good luck.
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Hi' If you own one I feel sorry for you, but if you have a basement in your house keep it there it will be fine if not unroll the hose from the reel then you have to work fast plug it in and turn it on at the same time squeeze the trigger on the wand that will purge all water in the pump to the hose, then shut it off. look and you can see a disconnect from the hose reel to washer disconnect it then with some help have someone squeeze the trigger and hold it above their head and slowly roll up the hose the water will drain out you should be good to go you could also lay washer on its back and pour RV antifreeze down the hose connection with it running and squeeze wand trigger and pump thru the system but that is a bit over kill.
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I had exactly the same thing happen with mine when I assembled it. I increased the torque & tightened the bolts so that they sunk into the tubing - the result was perfect. I think that they need to explain that these need to be super tight, so they have to actaully squeeze the tubing in a little. Hope this helps. Regards, PP.By the way, I am sure that you did this, but make sure that the washers are in the right way round, as they are the same anlge as the tubing.Good luck.
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Some lid switches for Whirlpool are located on the right side of the washer under the lid. It is activated by a protrusion from the lid that fits in this hole when you close the lid to activate it. If you have this style,it is much different than the one you are asking about. The lid switch you are asking about,pictured,is located on the left rear of the top of cabinet,under the lid, and is activated by a bracket attached to the lid. If you have the left rear version, the pictured switch will work just fine.
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I have the same set up and the only difference was the hose connections were reversed. They were pointing to the rear of the machine instead of to the front. Otherwise a good fit and performance was not compromised. Recommend that you get the additive for storage of the unit and be very methodical about its use. Otherwise the pump will freeze up after long periods of non-use.
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Possibly....but the best way to ensure it's correct is to get the model number off of the washer then go to www.searspartsdirect.com and find the part number for the pump. The model number is located on a tag just under the lid at the back of the washer. An alternative would be to pull the old part and get the number off of it. For what it's worth I installed this on an 80 series.
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Hello, this is a bit complicated for an answer, but essentially, yes it *should* fit based on your model number. Based on the model number, the following "pumps" are compatible replacements: Drain pump, part #DC96-01414A; Drain pump motor and impeller only, part #DC31-00054A; Drain pump, part #DC96-01700A; Drain & circulation pump assembly, part #DC97-15974C. Usually, only one part is listed as compatible, so all the extra parts are what is making my answer a *should* fit instead of *definitely*. Hope this all helps. Thank you.
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Those two grey ovals at either end of the blade in the picture are the washers that go on either side of the center hole. I had the same doubts before I ordered mine so I went to a local store to buy one. when I saw it in real life it became clear so I ordered it from Amazon for $4.00 less.
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It's for a Whirlpool Duet so I don't know. You should contact to seller to ask. FYI: I got 2 pumps from this seller. I sent the first one back due to noise and the 2nd one is extremely noisy as well but it is still working after about 6 months. Hopefully I can get another year out of it. The price was great!
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There is a washer that is goes underneath the sink. It has to be "threaded with all thd hoses, slid up against the unerneat side of the sink and secured. I don't remember just how. Your instructions should show this. It's been some time since it was installed and my memory fades a little quicker these days. Lot's of luck. Joe