lol, I love these videos where the screws are already loose, the tub comes out as easy as pie and there are no spiders, mice or roaches. 22 years experience and I can tell you they don't come apart that easily. :)
Thanks man. I replaced my washers clutch/ trans. Assembly due to that ratching noise when machine was agitating. 5 yr old machine is whisper quiet again. Part cost me $238 from Sunburg in Chicago. Watched your video after watching a few other crappy ones. YOU BROKE IT DOWN SUCCINCTLY! Many thanks. (I used wd 40 on bottom bolt of machine. Loosened up nicely after 30 min. )
Great video, I followed it step by step and replaced my clutch with no problems. One thing to mention ahead of time, when removing the the large nut on tub (Approx 4:34) in the video - the pipe wrench cannot be more than 12" long or it won't fit in the tub. All I had were 14" pipe wrenches but fortunately I had a 12" crescent that did the tick.
Thanks for the lesson. One thing though, i will disassemble the harness, remove the top to work in more comfort and to prevent the top from falling over by accident. Nevertheless, great job bro.
Im surprised you are suggesting a 1X4 to prop up the top portion. Its so much easier (and safer) to disconnect your harness and remove the top completely.
My tub was stuck bad! Even removed old clutch parts & bolts. Ended up spraying top of clutch with PB Blaster & let it soak for 15 hours. 3 hits with a small sledge hammer finally knocked it loose. 👍🏽👍🏽
Hi im jun from the philippines i have here samsung washing mach. Wobble inverter not wash rense n spin what parts to be replace n were i can buy here in the philippines tnx
What about the sprocket that goes on before the stator and rotor? New clutch was not equipped with it, had to use the original one. Did this repair and it is still noisy. Not as severe but noise still happens. Any ideas? I’ll never buy Samsung appliances again.
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I just got mine out 1 hr ago... Let it soak with WD40 for an Hour and then wiped clean and Heated with small torch... came right out... I thought I was home free, now I am on the interweb looking on how to take the bottom off after you remove the nut... Cant heat that one because of all the parts...
I'm not sure. If you need additional help with the repair outside of what's demonstrated in the video, you can give us a call at 1-877-477-7278 or you can chat us at our website: www.appliancepartspros.com/. We’re here to help 7 days a week.
i cant seem to remove the large tub nut on mine.... hammered it real good on both directions, heated it up too but still no luck, 5 year old Samsung wa85v3, looks like I'm gonna buy a new washer.. the bearing makes loud noises when on wash mode but is silent on dry spin mode, still works but annoying.
Have you tried wd-40 or another frozen nut loosener product like liquid wrench? Heat up the nut (not too hot) and apply - then let it sit for a day. Another thing to try is heat up the nut and when good and hot, you can spray the inside of the shaft with a pressurized cooling agent. You can use compressed dust blaster like they use for cleaning electronics. If you hold the can upside down, you'll get liquid out the nozzle that is really cold when it evaporates. Just don't breathe it in when you do that.
roliza Too much detergent build up. People use so much that the detergent acts like cement. I have to chisel it out. It’s a pain. You should use three table spoons of detergent.
Please note to all viewers. The easiest part is to remove all the nuts... but wait till you get your hands on to removing the stainless steel basket separated from the outer tub, specially after 4 -5 years of dirt, grime, hard water sediment, and rust maybe.
To me It was a DIY and even hard to remove the 36mm nut with wrench and hammer. Thanks to a 300 Nm impact driver finally it was removed. The frustating part is to cleaning the tub out of stuck dirt for years.
We'll be happy to help, but we'll need to know more about the specific problem and the model. You can give us a call at 1-877-477-7278 or you can chat us at our website: www.appliancepartspros.com/. We will need the model number for the appliance, so that we can look up diagrams and information about your specific unit to give you accurate advice. You can look here on our website to help you find the model number: www.appliancepartspros.com/modelnumber_locator.aspx
+Angie Blankenship The A and the B are not interchangeable, you would have to use the one called for by your model number. The B has a different pulley that is used on a V type belt and also has a wiring harness that has to be hooked into the machine.
You may need to replace it if the internal parts have failed and it’s not shifting or the water seals have gone bad and you’re getting water leaking on the floor. If you need help determining whether this is the part you need to replace on your unit, we would be glad to help you out with that. We offer free technical advice and diagnosis. You can give us a call at 1-877-477-7278 or you can chat us at our website: www.appliancepartspros.com/. We will need your model number. You can use this tool on our website to help you find the model number: www.appliancepartspros.com/modelnumber_locator.aspx
If you are replacing the clutch just take off the motor/stator and mounting screws for the clutch from the bottom and and once you have everything removed from inside beat on the motor shaft inside the washer until the motor drops out the bottom. Easy
The naive finds this impressive. Not the slightest thoughts goes through his mind that this guy is taking apart a brand new machine. Try to take that transmission out after it has been used for years with all the calcium and what not deposits on it. You need a plasma cutter. By the way none of these experts show their talent with used ones. No one suspects it. Cheers.
@@troyruedel7632 Oh don't forget the line: " This is how we do it around here". Which should be worded like this: " This is how we replace parts on a brand new washing machine. We are not repair folks. We are parts changer".
Terrible washer. Mine is less than 4 years old and clearly needs this repair. I had warranty work 2 or 3 times and now it’s just a couple months out of warranty. Never will buy a Samsung washer again after this completely dies.
This video makes the job look easy, IT ISN'T. I've done this repair on several machines. I suggest to everyone to see if you can get the agitator/wash plate/pulsator out then see if you can get the tub/basket out before buying any parts. IF you can get that far then proceed with buying a clutch assembly. Years of corrosion can stick these parts together like they were welded.
My only problem, evidenced at 13:35 or so in the video, is how he demonstrates like a stupid wheel mounting jock at a tire shop. How do you risk crossing threads by starting a nut or bolt with the ratchet rather than starting it by hand first? FIX THAT because you're demonstrating to people who don't realize that risk. Really great video otherwise. Thanks.
lol, I love these videos where the screws are already loose, the tub comes out as easy as pie and there are no spiders, mice or roaches. 22 years experience and I can tell you they don't come apart that easily. :)
Thanks man. I replaced my washers clutch/ trans. Assembly due to that ratching noise when machine was agitating. 5 yr old machine is whisper quiet again. Part cost me $238 from Sunburg in Chicago. Watched your video after watching a few other crappy ones. YOU BROKE IT DOWN SUCCINCTLY! Many thanks. (I used wd 40 on bottom bolt of machine. Loosened up nicely after 30 min. )
That's a very well done instructional video. Clear instructions, good photography and to the point. Thanks for that.
You're welcome! Glad we could help.
Great video, I followed it step by step and replaced my clutch with no problems. One thing to mention ahead of time, when removing the the large nut on tub (Approx 4:34) in the video - the pipe wrench cannot be more than 12" long or it won't fit in the tub. All I had were 14" pipe wrenches but fortunately I had a 12" crescent that did the tick.
Awesome, glad the video helped you get the washer fixed!
Thanks for the lesson. One thing though, i will disassemble the harness, remove the top to work in more comfort and to prevent the top from falling over by accident. Nevertheless, great job bro.
Thanks! Glad we could help.
Can you replace just the bearings & seal or do you have to replace the whole clutch?
Im surprised you are suggesting a 1X4 to prop up the top portion. Its so much easier (and safer) to disconnect your harness and remove the top completely.
would this clutch assembly also make a grinding noise when machine begins to fill and tub begins to agitate ? any help would be grateful thank you
Yes
I have a front loader washer that is totally different and cannot find clutch on that one do you have a another video for the front loader?
My tub was stuck bad! Even removed old clutch parts & bolts. Ended up spraying top of clutch with PB Blaster & let it soak for 15 hours. 3 hits with a small sledge hammer finally knocked it loose. 👍🏽👍🏽
Hi im jun from the philippines i have here samsung washing mach. Wobble inverter not wash rense n spin what parts to be replace n were i can buy here in the philippines tnx
What about the sprocket that goes on before the stator and rotor? New clutch was not equipped with it, had to use the original one.
Did this repair and it is still noisy. Not as severe but noise still happens. Any ideas?
I’ll never buy Samsung appliances again.
When replacing the rotor, the splines on the clutch assembly don't come down far enough to catch on the rotor. Any suggestions?
Remove old seal from washer tub before reassembly.
Does this clutch fit WF330ANW/XAA-03?
Why do you need to remove outer tub? Won’t clutch assembly come out if you just remove the tub nut?
If you need additional help with the repair, you can give us a call at 1-877-477-7278 or you can chat us at our website: www.appliancepartspros.com/. We’re here to help 7 days a week.
He didn't remove the outer tub, only the inter basket
How did you keep the rotor from turning to loosen the nut, I just can’t hold it tight enough
Have someone hold the motor while you unbolt it.
@Sean M what size is the nut?
@@grizzlar1517 10mm
@@dodgers9302 lol
Your technical Kung Fu is strong 💪.
I have removed the tub nut but cannot lift the drum out, it is stuck. Tried everything from wd-40 to clr to loosen it. Any suggestions?
I just got mine out 1 hr ago... Let it soak with WD40 for an Hour and then wiped clean and Heated with small torch...
came right out... I thought I was home free, now I am on the interweb looking on how to take the bottom off after you remove the nut... Cant heat that one because of all the parts...
@@vincegaboury3923 you need 3 -jaw puller to uplift the tub.
what are the torque specs on the bolts? or are there no real torque specifications for these?
I'm not sure. If you need additional help with the repair outside of what's demonstrated in the video, you can give us a call at 1-877-477-7278 or you can chat us at our website: www.appliancepartspros.com/. We’re here to help 7 days a week.
I need a new rotor, what part is that
Great video, well done. You guys are awesome.
John Nason Glad the video helped you get the clutch changed!
i cant seem to remove the large tub nut on mine.... hammered it real good on both directions, heated it up too but still no luck, 5 year old Samsung wa85v3, looks like I'm gonna buy a new washer.. the bearing makes loud noises when on wash mode but is silent on dry spin mode, still works but annoying.
If the nut is stuck on you could cut it off and replace it!
Have you tried wd-40 or another frozen nut loosener product like liquid wrench? Heat up the nut (not too hot) and apply - then let it sit for a day. Another thing to try is heat up the nut and when good and hot, you can spray the inside of the shaft with a pressurized cooling agent. You can use compressed dust blaster like they use for cleaning electronics. If you hold the can upside down, you'll get liquid out the nozzle that is really cold when it evaporates. Just don't breathe it in when you do that.
roliza
Too much detergent build up. People use so much that the detergent acts like cement.
I have to chisel it out. It’s a pain.
You should use three table spoons of detergent.
Please note to all viewers. The easiest part is to remove all the nuts... but wait till you get your hands on to removing the stainless steel basket separated from the outer tub, specially after 4 -5 years of dirt, grime, hard water sediment, and rust maybe.
Glad to hear that you were able to get your washer repaired!
That's what I'm going through now, I cannot get the tub to separate from the clutch
@@nateacgd1122 What did you do, I can't get the clutch out either.
To me It was a DIY and even hard to remove the 36mm nut with wrench and hammer. Thanks to a 300 Nm impact driver finally it was removed. The frustating part is to cleaning the tub out of stuck dirt for years.
@@thomaskrueger1728snap on air hammer did the trick.
Hitachi BW-D9PV clucth replacement?
samsung top load washing machine making noise while spinning whats the problem pls give me solution
We'll be happy to help, but we'll need to know more about the specific problem and the model. You can give us a call at 1-877-477-7278 or you can chat us at our website: www.appliancepartspros.com/. We will need the model number for the appliance, so that we can look up diagrams and information about your specific unit to give you accurate advice. You can look here on our website to help you find the model number: www.appliancepartspros.com/modelnumber_locator.aspx
what is the difference between DC97-16984A AND DC97-16984B ?
+Angie Blankenship The A and the B are not interchangeable, you would have to use the one called for by your model number. The B has a different pulley that is used on a V type belt and also has a wiring harness that has to be hooked into the machine.
Version A was older part number, B is a newer version.
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Me alegro de los videos que te están ayudando!
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So has anyone had the problem after replacing it it keeps getting off balanced and spinning really fast
Have you looked at the shocks? Have you had any error codes come up on the machine at all?
What will be the reason to replace the clutch assy ????? Noisy ??
You may need to replace it if the internal parts have failed and it’s not shifting or the water seals have gone bad and you’re getting water leaking on the floor. If you need help determining whether this is the part you need to replace on your unit, we would be glad to help you out with that. We offer free technical advice and diagnosis. You can give us a call at 1-877-477-7278 or you can chat us at our website: www.appliancepartspros.com/. We will need your model number. You can use this tool on our website to help you find the model number: www.appliancepartspros.com/modelnumber_locator.aspx
Thanks for the info , very appreciated !!!!!!!
You're welcome, we're happy to help!
I have never got the hub nut off of the shaft that easy. Ever use an impact and if so which model of Drill?
thanks so much i replaced my new clutch, cost me$40,,repair man was charging me 2bills to fix..
+tino8080 Glad the video helped you fix the washer and same some money!
Samsung and LG tubs DO NOT come out that easy and sometimes they don’t come out at all. Metal on metal is a recipe for rust, lots of rust.
If you are replacing the clutch just take off the motor/stator and mounting screws for the clutch from the bottom and and once you have everything removed from inside beat on the motor shaft inside the washer until the motor drops out the bottom. Easy
The naive finds this impressive. Not the slightest thoughts goes through his mind that this guy is taking apart a brand new machine.
Try to take that transmission out after it has been used for years with all the calcium and what not deposits on it.
You need a plasma cutter.
By the way none of these experts show their talent with used ones. No one suspects it.
Cheers.
No plasma cutter just a BFH.
Yeah and not to mention all the nasty sludge underneath the tub that you’ll need to clean up.
@@troyruedel7632 Oh don't forget the line: " This is how we do it around here". Which should be worded like this: " This is how we replace parts on a brand new washing machine. We are not repair folks. We are parts changer".
Excelent!
Terrible washer. Mine is less than 4 years old and clearly needs this repair. I had warranty work 2 or 3 times and now it’s just a couple months out of warranty. Never will buy a Samsung washer again after this completely dies.
This video makes the job look easy, IT ISN'T. I've done this repair on several machines. I suggest to everyone to see if you can get the agitator/wash plate/pulsator out then see if you can get the tub/basket out before buying any parts. IF you can get that far then proceed with buying a clutch assembly. Years of corrosion can stick these parts together like they were welded.
Agreed - this repair video was too easy. Presently taking a break while penetrating oil soaks on the center of the tub to try & lift it out.
My only problem, evidenced at 13:35 or so in the video, is how he demonstrates like a stupid wheel mounting jock at a tire shop. How do you risk crossing threads by starting a nut or bolt with the ratchet rather than starting it by hand first? FIX THAT because you're demonstrating to people who don't realize that risk. Really great video otherwise. Thanks.
Thanks for the tip!
Actually, please forgive my use of the word, stupid. You're obviously not. In fact, I'm here trying to learn from you. Thanks again.
Good 💩