Is this style the type you can change the washers when it develops a leak?
1946089
I think it is "o" rings now but you can fix it . They have the stuff at Menards.
1327818
I have no clue. I am getting a new washer-this one was never a washing machine, takes twice as long to not do the job; they hired a musician not an engineer to make this junk.
1046115
According to the replacement part number W10049390 (&lt;&lt;&lt;&lt;this is the part it replaces) I would have to say no. But I may be wrong about that. just look up your washers model number and look up the parts list get the original number of pump and google it. it will show the latest part available. Hope this helps you.
800053
I have this same washer and pump. It did in fact fit and work excellently.Note that the outlet of the pump was oriented opposite than the setup of 131889800, but both pump shrouds can be re-oriented.In the washer in question this pump's default orientation was an improvement as outlet drain hose was could be routed with less obstruction. Worked excellently.
2026466
Buy some new Dramm rubber gasket washers for the female end. This solved my leaking problem.
1615213
I own one of each type, and they have the same gearing and width. There's a washer in place of the brake arm on the standard one.
299399
Yes, just drive the metal pin out, remove the handle and place the washer under the handle. This will not repair a leaky valve, I've tried it. Leaks are from worn rubber seals inside the key cover. Replace the cover and be done with it. It may take 15 minutes to replace the valve and rubbers seals within.
1745842
Yes to both questions, they are easy to change and some water will leak onto the floor.
1500538
I have had mine for more than 7 years and it never leaked. I am thinking of replacing it now simply because one cannot throw it in the washer.
1678697
Yes. They are essentially male hose ends. It is recommended that either silicone or vinyl washers be used as rubber or neoprene will not last under the pressure transients of opening/closing the valve. If you need to connect it to a standard male hose end on the supply hose, it is recommended that a solid female/female adapter be used to reduce the potential of leaks at the adapter.
87851
If you have a front load washer. Because it is large and square, I don't think is would go in an old style washer.
2248405
No. You have to install this device on the source of the problem. Installing on the washer will stop water hammer from this device only and not the other problem areas.
2086756
Yes; that's what I have and it was an identical replacement. These come with the rubber washers that make the seal.
2261761
From the early- to mid-80's, probably not. Late 80's, maybe. They changed the fittings sometime around late-80's to early-90's. Sorry I can't be more help, but you're probably going to be best served by zooming in on the product picture and comparing it with what you have. The appearance of the old and new styles is very different, so it should be pretty easy to tell them apart.
864431
Yes, you can.This washlet designed for elongate type but it is possible to install on a round.I also use round type.
682649
I don't know but I doubt it. It is just made to expand when the when flowing water stops all of a sudden. I may stop the pipes from rattling or knocking when the washer stops filling and shuts off.
733971
Not sure,go to youtube and put in washer drain pump and look for the one that looks like yours,thats what i did also showed me how to take it out and put it in..Good luck