Quick Fix: Washer that won't drain or spin **how to fix without parts**

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  • Опубликовано: 20 ноя 2024

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  • @nutz145
    @nutz145 4 года назад +914

    We have zero extra money, and 3 young children under 5. Your video diagnosed and repaired the issue with our washer! There exists not enough kind words to express my gratitude! The world is a better place with people like you in it!

    • @mattyskonez401
      @mattyskonez401 3 года назад +13

      #legend

    • @qoinen
      @qoinen 3 года назад +7

      Um

    • @KeithOutWest
      @KeithOutWest 3 года назад +15

      Nice! Love people helping people! 👍😃❤

    • @KayKay_Monaie
      @KayKay_Monaie 2 года назад +10

      You took the words right out of my mouth I'm so 🙏 grateful for the help thank you thank you thank you

    • @jessicaowens836
      @jessicaowens836 2 года назад +6

      Same here

  • @ehgreco4878
    @ehgreco4878 3 года назад +14

    I am a 62 year old woman who has never done anything to a washing machine except add soap and spin the knob. 3 year old washer wouldn't spin or drain. Did not want to pay hundreds of dollars to get my favorite plumber out here. Viola! As promised, the cabinet was a bear to put back on but- I'm doing laundry right now. Reggie, you are def the man of the year!

  • @tonydalimata
    @tonydalimata 2 года назад +65

    Hey , your video is four years old and still helping people out.
    Really appreciate it , turns out it was the lid switch what a relief!

    • @V21IC
      @V21IC 2 года назад +1

      X2.
      I'm gonna check my washing machine in a few minutes after breakfast.

  • @BrJose
    @BrJose 2 года назад +33

    Not all heroes wear capes. Thank you for taking the time to put up this video. It saved me a repair bill.

  • @tarareau7421
    @tarareau7421 4 года назад +55

    I'm a single mom and have never fixed a washer by myself but I watched your video and there was my 2 year olds sock in the pump! You saved me BIG TIME!!! I CANNOT THANK YOU ENOUGH!!! You made the video easy enough for me to fix it! Your awesome!!!

    • @LeanOnYourRep
      @LeanOnYourRep  4 года назад +7

      Great to hear! Knowledge is empowering! Thx for watching

  • @danielburns4476
    @danielburns4476 5 лет назад +27

    Thank you for showing an example that was harder than normal. Repair videos usually make it seem so easy, and then they never tell you what to do if it is hard. Thanks a lot!

    • @LeanOnYourRep
      @LeanOnYourRep  5 лет назад +1

      No Problem Daniel, thank you for watching

  • @garywebb8086
    @garywebb8086 4 года назад +43

    As the manager/maintenance man at a small apartment complex this channel has been a blessing. 😇😎

    • @LeanOnYourRep
      @LeanOnYourRep  4 года назад +2

      Thank you Brother!

    • @R.Akerman-oz1tf
      @R.Akerman-oz1tf 7 месяцев назад

      Hi Gary, I've a Kenmore 110 series. Intermittent drive motor. Peripherals are good(cap, lid switch & actuator). Pcb looks fine, but if I had a schematic I could verify; maybe a relay's output. Is there a way to bench test the motor?

  • @alwillis4847
    @alwillis4847 2 года назад +22

    3 years later and still saving lives!!! 👊🏾👊🏾👊🏾
    Not only did you help me fix this you helped me score some brownie points with my landlady who didn’t have to come out and pay to have it fixed! Much love brother!!! 💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾

  • @sarahornelas5478
    @sarahornelas5478 5 лет назад +39

    I am a 26 year old mom of 3 year old twins and literally zero experience with any type of repair, and I just fixed my washer by myself in under two hours with constant interruptions from my kids. I was envisioning $$$ to repair or replace it so I can’t believe it was completely free!! Thank you thank you thank you!!!

  • @Ajsherwd
    @Ajsherwd Год назад +1

    My washer has been out for almost a year now! FINALLY got around to YouTubing stuff today, trying to fix it myself before I went and spent $600+ on a new one! Everyone kept saying it was the coupler, or the switch, although it was neither of those! I was JUST about to give up and before I came across your video, and this was just the issue! I had a sock stuck in my pump!!! THANK YOU SO MUCH!!!!! You are awesome Sir! Appreciate you tremendously!

  • @p_ray_cuts
    @p_ray_cuts 3 года назад +66

    Dude. You’re the man. You literally walked me thru every single step. Exactly the same as yours, except my sock was purple! Thank you so much for this.

  • @lacyacord4423
    @lacyacord4423 3 года назад +61

    You sir are a god send. I couldn’t afford a new washer so I had to figure it out and watching your video helped me fix it!!!

  • @PhelloMan
    @PhelloMan 4 года назад +106

    I feel amazing right now and its all your fault. I got to fix my own washer in 20 minutes and it wasn't difficult at all. saved me hours of time and money too! Thank you Thank you thank you

  • @shannonf325
    @shannonf325 3 года назад +93

    Reggie, you have my deepest gratitude. Thank you for this easy to follow video. I was able to fix my washer myself and now feel like I could run the world with the confidence it has given me. My significant other is still staring at me with his mouth wide open which in addition to the money I saved is priceless. Thank you sir!!

  • @rishz7857
    @rishz7857 2 года назад +10

    So many videos show one merely lifting the sock out like it's so easy every time. You encountered difficulty, showed viewers how to approach that problem & still come out on top. Very nicely done sir. Believe I have a washer that needs fix'n.

  • @skateshocker1
    @skateshocker1 Год назад +3

    The bit with struggling to get the sock out makes this such a real deal video. It's never as easy as the edited video makes it look!

  • @tasham1844
    @tasham1844 3 года назад +6

    This video saved me! My husband was preparing to purchase a new washing machine, which wasn't in our plan, until I found this video. We have 4 young children, with 3 under the age of 4, and a ton of laundry. It was indeed a baby sock jamming the pump! Thank you so much!!!

    • @dgissendanner3827
      @dgissendanner3827 2 месяца назад

      Put the small items, socks in a zippered lingerie bag. Much cheaper than calling for service or down time.

  • @colinslovenkay9884
    @colinslovenkay9884 3 года назад +6

    You are the man. Dealt with a dryer issue last year, took it apart twice and replaced multiple parts just to end up buying a new one. Washing machine had issues today and was about to not deal with it and buy a new one. Got to this video, gave it a try, and sure enough a little Frozen Elsa sock was stuck in there. Massive thanks.

  • @alyssazmudzinski8763
    @alyssazmudzinski8763 4 года назад +76

    Thank you so much. I am 38 weeks pregnant and my washer stopped spinning and draining. I landed on your video first, took apart the washer and fixed it myself. Very simple instructions. It was my toddlers sock! Thanks again!

    • @LeanOnYourRep
      @LeanOnYourRep  4 года назад +28

      Alyssa!! Your the definition of a super mom!!

    • @Mrscbleezy
      @Mrscbleezy 4 года назад +7

      Same here. This literally happened to me while washing before my new baby gets here on Tuesday. Doggone baby sock

    • @Lex29302
      @Lex29302 4 года назад +3

      Almost 37 weeks pregnant, and having the same problem! Washer stopped spinning and draining and baby will be here soon! Hopefully I can fix it myself.

    • @aliciagravitt6547
      @aliciagravitt6547 4 года назад +2

      Alyssa Zmudzinski 26 week pregnant here and about to do this myself

    • @elizabethsalvage4338
      @elizabethsalvage4338 4 года назад +11

      Try using a small mesh laundry bag for small items.

  • @TrainingWheelTrucker
    @TrainingWheelTrucker Год назад +8

    Reggie, a billion times thank you!!! You are a life saver. Such a simple dilemma that's causing a major headache. We almost spent $100+ on a new motor or $50 on a new capacitor or $2500 on a new W/D set. You're a godsend. Cheers to you!!

    • @LeanOnYourRep
      @LeanOnYourRep  Год назад +2

      Awesome! Responses like yours motivate me to make more videos. Love sharing information pay it forward. Thank you so much God bless you and your family

    • @TrainingWheelTrucker
      @TrainingWheelTrucker Год назад

      God Bless You and yours brother! Merry Christmas 🎄!!! Now I have enough funds to spoil my kids and wife (although my wife had her eyes on a new WD set... LOL)

  • @J-B-P
    @J-B-P 5 лет назад +19

    Thank you so much! My washer wouldn’t drain or spin last night so I googled a bit and as soon as I found your video, I knew it was the problem you described. My dad came over and was able to follow your instructions and fix the blockage- only took us about 20 mins total (draining all the water into his wet vac took the most time!) You saved me a bunch of money. Really appreciate it.

    • @LeanOnYourRep
      @LeanOnYourRep  5 лет назад +6

      Thank you so much for sharing! That motivates me to keep producing videos.

  • @atlasfueloilinc.2421
    @atlasfueloilinc.2421 Год назад +4

    Reggie I watched your at 11:30 pm. my wife told me at 11pm that machine wood not pump out. I took a quick look.
    Watched 4 videos, your take on the problem sounded like my issue. Went back down at 11:50pm. So I flipped it back to the wall pulled out the pump found a purple 2 x 2 washer cloth. Since “ prince “ hasn’t visited since the 80’s , it was my wife’s make up remover pad. Some how found its way in the hamper. I was done and back upstairs at 12:15 am.
    I thank you for you help and quick find and perfect explanation. Any boiler questions I will return the favor. Eric

  • @d0vidx
    @d0vidx 4 года назад +53

    I really appreciate you taking the time to put this video together, I have a GE washer and it was making the humming sound and not spinning, although disassembling my GE washer is a bit different, after watching this vid I was able to go the water pump and saw that a wash cloth was stuck in there. You are amazing, you saved me how much it would have cost to have a repair guy come by. Thanks brother!

  • @ProjektLament
    @ProjektLament 3 года назад +4

    Amazing video. Thanks so much for posting. People don't realize how much this helps people who ain't got money to call a pro or replace things. Truly, thank you

    • @LeanOnYourRep
      @LeanOnYourRep  3 года назад

      Your very welcome. Thank you for watching.

  • @tackalanis7715
    @tackalanis7715 2 года назад +8

    Reggie you are a life saver. I've never worked on a washing machine before nor am I mechanically savy. You diagnosed the problem for me, and I was able to remove the sock easily. Thank you friend

  • @marygast1651
    @marygast1651 3 года назад +1

    You legit just saved us time and frustration. Our apt building was saying 6-8 weeks for someone to come check it. Scooped as much water out by hand with a big mug as we could, soaked up what we left with towels, and drained another half bucket full for prep. Cleared the blockage, put it back together, and now we're doing laundry again without issue! Our pump and the mechanical interior were a bit different but it's really nearly all the same from a technical perspective. If we exclude the water drainage time and hunting for the right tools, maybe 20-30 minutes of time.
    Thank you so much!

  • @JS-gl1oi
    @JS-gl1oi 4 года назад +8

    Thank you for this information. Saved me from a new washer. Repairman said it was the timer and wanted to charge me over $400. I replaced the timer myself and the problem still existed so I found your video and sure enough, something was lodged in the pump.

    • @LeanOnYourRep
      @LeanOnYourRep  4 года назад +1

      Awesome and sad to hear that the repairman misdiagnosed it

    • @pechoja
      @pechoja 4 года назад

      @@LeanOnYourRep My repair man from Sears who services Maytag told me I needed a $600 pump. He never checked the lid switch or the pump drain. Did not move the stackable out to check the drain. He had no card and asked him for the part number, said he sending email receipt and did but it did no have the model number on it. Guess he forgot?
      Complained and they are sending a different person tomorrow, but who knows maybe they cover for one another, or ?? Cannot believe it is the motor since it runs to agitate the load.

  • @tracker381
    @tracker381 4 года назад +19

    Great video. Well spoken while demonstrating...and filming. Lots to coordinate and still comes through in good order. Video is about two years old and it sure helped me tonight so thank you very much!

    • @LeanOnYourRep
      @LeanOnYourRep  4 года назад +1

      Thank you for the feedback. And thank you for watching

  • @Lisa-cy3nf
    @Lisa-cy3nf 4 года назад +8

    You are such an excellent teacher! Your video diagnosed the problem and walked me through step by step. I used your other video to learn how to put the panel back on. You have saved me so much money. Thank you, thank you! So many of us have benefited from your knowledge. Thank you so much!

    • @LeanOnYourRep
      @LeanOnYourRep  4 года назад

      Thanks Lisa, glad to hear my videos helped

  • @josiemuela2717
    @josiemuela2717 17 часов назад

    Thanks, I had looked today Kenmore old washer with agitator like yours shown, mine was OVER LOADED WITH CLOTHES. i Just removed some clothes and put back to spin and that worked!!!
    Another is clothes not getting clean was just
    changing out the coupling and/ or the doggie ears!!! less then $!0 EACH to repair myself.
    Thanks again for your post it's people like you that make things easier for people.
    Thanks for your post.

  • @ang3l1t0
    @ang3l1t0 3 года назад +7

    Thank you brother, it took me like 4 hours to get it done but I was able to fix my washer, I was going to purchase a new one tomorrow but thanks to your video I was able to get fix it.

  • @ronaldclark7230
    @ronaldclark7230 2 года назад +1

    Once AGAIN you have saved time, money, aggravation, and headaches of
    a major dilemma by reducing it to a common occurrence repairable in no time flat ! Just got a used washer home and in place (bought yesterday as a "good working washer", full load washed, but no drain or spin. Thought I would do some research before calling the seller and calling him out. This problem could have occurred anywhere from his removal, a 45 mile transport, and my own final install in my house. I did the repair in less than 5 minutes, and had no need to embarrass myself with a phone call based on an incorrect assumption.....Thank You ! !

  • @matthewlupo437
    @matthewlupo437 3 года назад +20

    You definitely saved me a few hundred bucks from trying to find a used replacement. This was the exact issue with a little white sock. All repaired and cleaner now too. Thank you!

  • @alanestrada5938
    @alanestrada5938 3 года назад +2

    Awesome video my friend!!! 2years later and your video is still helping people. Just made the same repair to my whirlpool gold. THANK YOU VERY MUCH.

  • @steelcross4552
    @steelcross4552 5 лет назад +10

    Awesome. You nailed it. Exactly the problem with my washer. I was looking at replacing the timer, the motor, Etc. Then checked for the motor...did not spin. Pulled the pump and it did spin! Sure enough a small piece of cloth stuck in the pump. Pulled it out, put it back, and it started up and drained just fine. The fact that it was humming like you said is what gave it away, motor was trying to turn. Will be a hero when the wife gets home! Saved me hundreds, thanks! :-)

  • @whatdatmoufdo
    @whatdatmoufdo 2 года назад +1

    You're a God! I followed along step by step and today I am washing clothes again! My kid's sock is a white one lol. Is there a place that I can just send a quick donation without a subscription? Youre amazing. AMAZING!

  • @kirstynburchfield2793
    @kirstynburchfield2793 4 года назад +6

    Thank you SOOOO SO much for this video!! I ordered a new washer last night to replace my 29 year old Whirlpool that would hum and wasn't spinning, or draining. I got into it and fished my 2 year old's sock out of the pump!!! Luckily I was able to cancel the order and get my money back!!

  • @thomasandorfer6917
    @thomasandorfer6917 9 месяцев назад

    This video still works!! Just pulled mine a part and found my kids grey sock stuck in the pump. You’re doing the lords work and please keep it up. My sincerest thanks you.

  • @mnickk2986
    @mnickk2986 2 года назад +7

    I have to add my thank you to the long list of people you’ve helped fix their washer themselves! Thank you for leading me right to the toddler sock stuck in the pump :)

    • @LeanOnYourRep
      @LeanOnYourRep  2 года назад

      Your very welcome. Thank you for watching

    • @juliebaldwin8730
      @juliebaldwin8730 2 года назад +1

      I can’t wait to disassemble mine and hopefully fix it! I

  • @cheesegyoza
    @cheesegyoza 3 года назад +2

    During the freeze here in Oklahoma my washing machine failed so, I was looking for videos how to repair them and your video popped up and I watched it. I took off the water pump and seen where the Motor spindle goes on to the pump and it was cracked and today I picked up a new water pump and it seems to be working great!
    Thank you for your tip on how to troubleshoot the issue and I watch the video on how to put the shroud back on and it worked to perfection! Thanks again

  • @victoriagrey1600
    @victoriagrey1600 4 года назад +9

    Thank you so much! We literally went shopping for some decent used washers (very unsuccessful)because ours was aging and I assumed something might happen with it in the near future and yesterday it had the exact same symptoms you showed in the video. I thought "I knew it. I knew the time was coming". BUT- thanks to This most helpful info, we're able to hold off on the big purchase for now. My 19 yr old daughter and I were able to do this whole job after I got off work before my husband made it home! What a great feeling to give the surprise "WE DON'T actually need to buy a new washer!" We are all elated. Thank you thank you!

  • @kninemusic
    @kninemusic 4 года назад +7

    Hey man, I dont know if you'll ever see this, but I thank you from the bottom of my heart. I followed these instructions and pulled a pink sock out of the pump. Saved me a bunch of money.

    • @LeanOnYourRep
      @LeanOnYourRep  4 года назад +1

      Hey Marvin, yes i try to read all comments. Glad my video was helpful!

  • @ginamm70
    @ginamm70 4 года назад +50

    Thank you!! My husband is out of town and I totally fixed the washer!

    • @LeanOnYourRep
      @LeanOnYourRep  4 года назад +2

      💪🏾

    • @coralsands5755
      @coralsands5755 4 года назад +10

      Lovely lady, trust me, as one of the first wave of women in USAF aircraft maintenance, you can do anything that a guy can! It just a matter of being shown how! It’s totally BS that we can’t do the same things as a man. It’s just a way to keep us down.
      This video is awesome. I recommend it to everyone male and female.
      So now you have some confidence go conquer the maintenance world women!
      By the way, the Military found
      some thing that did the work of five men, One woman.😁

    • @IamRjack
      @IamRjack 4 года назад +1

      @@LeanOnYourRep I live that this video gave you the confidence and know how to try! Knowledge is power! Good videos like this that explain and show clearly what to do are an awesome inspiration!

    • @MrILES-gu3xb
      @MrILES-gu3xb 3 года назад +1

      Great job lady 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
      I just pulled a sock out of mine ☺️ and it’s working fine 👍🏽

  • @fila6243
    @fila6243 2 года назад +1

    my dad is 85 and not able to look after himself properly. his washer just stopped and this vid is a lot of help. thank you for doing this.

  • @quiltdiva67
    @quiltdiva67 2 года назад +6

    Thanks so much Reggie. This is a great video tutorial. I had viewed a couple others which were also great. But your video surpass them because your washer example happened to be the particular one I had that did not have the screws on the back. So I had to use the putty knife. I cannot thank you enough for such a great video. Much thanks again.

  • @trowbridgefamily2354
    @trowbridgefamily2354 5 лет назад

    Handy woman house wife mama with husband working away here. Your video was so helpful. Took me less than 10 minutes to take apart and get running again. Toddler sock just as you already knew. Had all my jeans in a wet loaded washer. You saved me! I can not thank you enough for your handy video! THANK YOU!

  • @Slangevar333
    @Slangevar333 2 года назад +9

    Thank you Reggie for your demonstration! Well done, even when the going got tough! Today is Memorial Day, and with all the holidays, my luck has it that at least one home appliance has to break down on a holiday (my walk behind mower drive also quit being self-propelled today) my washer would not go into the spin cycle, so after checking the lid switch, capacitor and belt for functionality, now I'll check out the pump for an obstruction. (after pumping out the water out of the drum, I found out how my wife is laundering money and also found one of her little socks under the agitator) If I need parts I will buy from your website! this is the kind of advertising that gets my attention! Bravo!

  • @RockstarJamie12
    @RockstarJamie12 4 года назад +2

    I can't thank you enough for this video! I'm one of those when something goes wrong I get a man to fix it for me. I decided to try fixing my washing machine myself tonight. I watched every video possible, took my machine apart and tried everything the video's said to do and then I got to yours and it just felt like it had to be the reason mine didn't work. Sure enough it was! It took me many many hours but I'm so dang proud of myself for not giving up.

    • @RockstarJamie12
      @RockstarJamie12 4 года назад +1

      Oh yea and my guy friends were telling me it was the belt. I tried doing what every video I watched said then by the grace of God I found yours and again I can't thank you enough! I was about to give up and just buy a new one. I had never done anything remotely like this before.

  • @Peace2u197
    @Peace2u197 5 лет назад +3

    U know what brother I pray that God blesses you because whew u saved me from buying another washer because i could not think of what was wrong but thank you so much I wish I could like this a million times

  • @slleonard10
    @slleonard10 5 лет назад +1

    You are a lifesaver Sir! I was just about to purchase another washer. 7 months ago I replaced the coplar and went to buy another one today....because my machine wouldn't spin or drain so naturally I thought ok...easy fix...but the humming noise threw me...never thought to check the pump!!!! ...this video just save me money and for that I thank you!!! It might have a sock or my husband's doo rag in it..lol...I don't know but will find out tonight...Thanks a million!!!!!!!

    • @LeanOnYourRep
      @LeanOnYourRep  5 лет назад

      No problem Yana I'm glad you're able to bring it back to life

    • @slleonard10
      @slleonard10 5 лет назад

      @@LeanOnYourRep no i didn't see anything in the tube..humming noise still there😪 can you think of anything else that i can do??? I unplugged it and I'm stumped..

  • @SB-iz2fk
    @SB-iz2fk 5 лет назад +4

    Oh man, I always watch some video that makes repairs look really easy and as I get into it, it ends up being less simple. I had the same symptoms but nothing clogging the pump. After that I got intimidated and called a repair guy. He said it was a capacitor or timer. The capacitor would be an extra $110 after his $65 just to come out, which he couldn't guarantee would fix it, or the timer which would be $450 and I might as well get a new one. I think I'm getting a new washer after spilling too much water on the floor and stressing myself out taking my washer apart (I don't mistake myself that any "repairs" I attempt could go horribly wrong). Happy to see this helped many people.

  • @nesco7615
    @nesco7615 2 года назад

    Bro my moms washer was not draining. And I did this found a handkerchief. Brother you saved me a lot of money thank you so much god bless you and your family. Many blessing in your business.

  • @jhatten1
    @jhatten1 2 года назад +7

    Excellent video! I had 1 sock and 2 pieces of weed eater string 😂😂
    My problem evolved over 2-3 days Started with having to run spin cycle a couple times then it wouldn’t drain. Very easy to repair! I slid mine out and tilted back and let it rest against the wall and had access to get it from underneath. Thanks again for doing what you do!

    • @joannewilson4450
      @joannewilson4450 Год назад +1

      That's what I'm going to try first after I get the water out. The oven, fridge and washing machine all have problems within a few months. Jesus please take the wheel bc I'm tired

  • @kalikath
    @kalikath 3 года назад +2

    I was able to fix my washer solo following your directions. Took me about an hour with stopping and starting your video. I also watched your other video about how to put the outer part back together. Worked like a charm.Thank you much! You’re the best!

    • @LeanOnYourRep
      @LeanOnYourRep  3 года назад +1

      Awesome to hear thank you for watching

  • @zbusybumblebee5333
    @zbusybumblebee5333 3 года назад +3

    Awesome!! Thank you!! I don't have to purchase a new washer. I'm super ecstatic at 1am learning how to fix my washer by myself. Yippee 😄 Kudos to you 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

  • @Sendthemout
    @Sendthemout 3 года назад +1

    THANKYOU! I fixed my own dryer all alone with your help after someone told me it was broken due to age without even opening it up. I was intimidated but your instructions made it so easy. I feel proud and relieved, I can't say THANKYOU enough times.

    • @LeanOnYourRep
      @LeanOnYourRep  3 года назад

      Thats great to hear!!! I hope the guy that gave you that diagnostic wasn't a Appliance technician. Diagnosing it without touching it is so lazy and unprofessional

    • @Sendthemout
      @Sendthemout 3 года назад

      @@LeanOnYourRep it was my dad a plumber having a bad day. 🤪 This video gave me the ultimate win, when I got to bring him the pump with the sock in it and my mother asked if he even opened it up to look inside and he had to admit no 🤣

  • @geoffjohnson6555
    @geoffjohnson6555 3 года назад +11

    Saved my skin. Almost to the “t”, same deal, appreciate the video. A little tough getting that housing/face back on just right, but the rest was quick and easy. Thanks again!

  • @ParkerChristensen-wd7xq
    @ParkerChristensen-wd7xq 5 месяцев назад

    Liked and subscribed. Was almost about to give up on my washer because I didn’t want to take everything apart like other videos were showing. Found your video and fixed our washer within 30 minutes! God Bless You 🙏🏼

  • @amym3780
    @amym3780 4 года назад +7

    Soooo helpful!! As soon as you explained how the obstruction happens I had an aha! moment. Last thing I washed was my cat’s little bed but I noticed some of the stuffing came out into the washer and I had a hard time pulling it out. Specifically the pieces hanging out from the top of the drum that had gotten into in the same area where you explained socks typically get stuck. Apparently I didn’t get it all and have to take my washer apart now lol but at least I know the problem!! Thank you 🙏

  • @chrisleopardi6462
    @chrisleopardi6462 Месяц назад +1

    I smiled when I took the pump out and found my 3 year old's sock in there, You're the man Reggie!

  • @amandakoss3536
    @amandakoss3536 4 года назад +6

    I am a single mom and basically out of work due to Covid. The last thing in the world I needed was for my washer to go out. You, good sir, are a blessing! With your help I was able to get it fixed on my own (which I am damn proud of) and for free. THANK YOU SO MUCH!!! Keep up the great work!!

    • @stephgreen85
      @stephgreen85 3 года назад +1

      Yeah girl!!!! I know the feeling!!! You got this and can do anything!!! ❤

    • @kimdenig4084
      @kimdenig4084 2 года назад +1

      I remember that feeling well the first major repair I did on my car on my own!! Makes you feel powerful and who needs a man around.. Lol with the exception of this fine man who made the instructional video of course

  • @Gilgamesh369
    @Gilgamesh369 2 месяца назад +1

    The second you mentioned baby socks, I knew that was it. Fixed the washer right up. Thank you very much!

  • @thebandit7404
    @thebandit7404 4 года назад +10

    Thank you so much! You just saved my family $700 when we needed it most. All the very best to you and yours!

    • @LeanOnYourRep
      @LeanOnYourRep  4 года назад

      Awesome to hear! Its not easy fixing something for the first time. So you earn the $700. 🙂

  • @antmax
    @antmax 2 года назад

    Thanks so much. With taxes coming up, last thing we wanted was to have to buy a washing machine. I took it all apart as instructed here, didn't find much inside the pump, just some goop like wet paper mache, didn't seem enough to stop the pump spinning. Still, I took all the goop out and it started draining again.
    You Sir, are a diamond... sharing this information in such a simple and straightforward manner :)

  • @georgecromidas2913
    @georgecromidas2913 2 года назад +3

    You are an appliance God!! It was exactly what you said. It was a no-show sock that was stuck in the pump! THANK YOU SO MUCH!!!!

    • @georgecromidas2913
      @georgecromidas2913 2 года назад

      But I do have one small question…after I took those clips off underneath the control panel and started removing the washer cabinet two small “c” clips came lose and don’t know where they came from. It runs fine ( I ran a full cycle) so maybe they’re just for vibration control.

  • @maryrose1193
    @maryrose1193 3 года назад

    Thanks to you I repaired the switch with a ziptie that I always have plenty. Leaving town on Sunday, daughter having hissy fit, machine broke. I REPAIRED IT. THANK YOU🎊🎉💥

  • @masongriffin7629
    @masongriffin7629 3 года назад +4

    Got to say the information I found in this video was very useful. I was working on a general electric washer but it basically came down to the same thing. The washer ate a pillow and the fluff clog the drain so it wouldn't drain at all. But I was able to pull the drain out and get the drum spinning again. Thanks a lot

  • @meshelmelch3173
    @meshelmelch3173 4 года назад +1

    THANK YOU SOOOOO MUCH Reggie. I thought it was a belt, the agitator or lid switch. I checked all those other things and then I saw your video. The minute I heard the humming, I knew that was the problem. Padding and wire from a bra were jammed in my pump. You are a money saver to a single mom. Thank you, brethren.

  • @Astanley238
    @Astanley238 4 года назад +3

    Bro thank you SO much for this video. I was told I needed a new washer but after more digging I found your video and sure enough I found my sons little sock crammed in there! Thanks so much! God bless 👍

    • @LeanOnYourRep
      @LeanOnYourRep  4 года назад +1

      That would have been a expensive sock 😆

  • @greenpicks88
    @greenpicks88 3 года назад +1

    Dude… You just saved me So. Much. Money. Thank you. I was able to fix that for zero dollars instead of buying an entire new set of appliances

  • @dw9886
    @dw9886 4 года назад +18

    Thanks so much you saved me...... I couldn’t believe until I seen it for myself. Pulled the pump off and there was my sons sock🤦🏾

  • @londonbridge140
    @londonbridge140 2 года назад

    Wow, what a blessing you are. Thank you so much for offering your knowledge. I’ve disassembled and reassembled my washer several times over the course over two days and once I think it’s repaired, it reverts back to the same issue. Just when I was about to give up, I found your video! I thought, my unit is different but what could it hurt to watch?! Well what do you know, the pump was clogged! After removing the clog and recalibration, everything was back up and running like new. You saved me a repair fee and/or the cost of a new washer. Thank you so much. Keep it up!!

  • @hydrangeaism
    @hydrangeaism 4 года назад +20

    Thank you for generously sharing your knowledge with calm and expertise. When you were patiently removing the sock, you had me laughing out loud, where in real life I'd be crying out loud. I will cherish this lesson for the next time I reach that point, and I will! Butterknife is my most prized tool in the pink tool box!

    • @albertcarello619
      @albertcarello619 Год назад

      Mari Larsen: I'd call my repairman Jack to retrieve anything stuck I'm the pump. He has his own replace repair business and can fix just about anything.

  • @mikek5486
    @mikek5486 Год назад

    I love that you did Not edit out your struggle ("fight") to get that dang sock out! Shows us DIYers the real fits we might face, but with persistence and tips (rolling the needlenose), eventually success. Thank you! (& Love comments others expressing gratitude of you saving hard working families needed $$. Kudos Reggie! God Bless.)

  • @cdunphy11
    @cdunphy11 5 лет назад +3

    Thanks Reggie! That’s what I found...a booty sock of my wife’s obstructing the pump. I’m back washing clothes THANKS TO YOU, MY MAN!!! Thanks REGGIE again and God bless you and your friends and family on these Holiday seasons!!

    • @LeanOnYourRep
      @LeanOnYourRep  5 лет назад

      Thank you, God bless you and your family Charlie

  • @chetkosciolek
    @chetkosciolek 2 года назад

    You saved me 500 bucks almost just bought a new washer online because I work 65 hrs a week and don't have time to fix anything then I came across this video and we just had our 3rd baby and the clogged pump with baby sock is exactly what it was thank you for this video.

  • @godzillagojira7616
    @godzillagojira7616 4 года назад +3

    Hey man thank you soo much for sharing this. We have a 15+year washing machine and was acting up. I didn't really want a new since the opening to our old one is 25" and new washing machines are 27"+. This helped us alot. Seriously thank you so much.

  • @heatherridley9150
    @heatherridley9150 4 года назад +1

    Thank you so much!
    I was shopping for a new one. Figured worst case scenario i break mine worse and still buy a new one.
    Thanks to you i got it fixed in about a half hour.
    Saved me 600 bucks!

  • @steveherrera5477
    @steveherrera5477 4 года назад +6

    Thanks so much for the diagnostic. I had to replace my pump and it works great now! And you're right, putting the shell back on was a pain in the butt!

  • @darnellwilliams1624
    @darnellwilliams1624 Месяц назад

    I never write comments but I want to thank you for saving me money.I had a sock in my motor that wouldn't let it spin.Thank you

  • @michaelbartlebaugh754
    @michaelbartlebaugh754 4 года назад +7

    Dude you have “stick tuitiveness”!! You get stuff done. You are an inspiration

  • @ClaudiaHernandez-yd5ix
    @ClaudiaHernandez-yd5ix 4 месяца назад

    The issue was resolved thanks to your help I saved $200 on buying another one. Thanks for sharing and may God bless you!

  • @stevenmccookii3341
    @stevenmccookii3341 4 года назад +12

    Mannnn, you are definitely the MAN!!!! I appreciate this video you made, because it was exactly what I needed to do to get my washer working again!!! My 2 year old baby boy sock got in there, it was really difficult to get out, but I am now 1 for 1!!!! Lol... Thanks again!!!!!

  • @fireresq3226
    @fireresq3226 2 года назад

    Not gonna lie. We didn't have the money for a repair man or a machine currently. You just saved me so much time and money. A baby sock was exactly my problem haha. Thanks so much for sharing your knowledge and being honest. Most videos I've seen have been to bypass the hood switch. Your video solved my problem. Sadly I do have a bit of a leak on that part, but that will be fixed soon. Thanks again friend.

  • @marypetre2149
    @marypetre2149 5 лет назад +9

    oh my gosh....THANK YOU!!! I like ur approach to explaining it and perfectly detailed. Not too slow and not too fast...ur the best. I am now a subscriber.

    • @LeanOnYourRep
      @LeanOnYourRep  5 лет назад

      Awesome Mary, thank you so much for your feed back.

  • @wchenah2012
    @wchenah2012 Год назад

    Thanks for helping my fiancé fix our washer . He used your video and tips to fix our washer that has been out for about 7 months. I really appreciate your help sir. Thanks a lot because I was about to order a new washer 😂💪🏾💯

  • @bradjones5898
    @bradjones5898 4 года назад +5

    Man !! Washer has been not working for about 3 weeks now . Finally got motivated to get in there and tackle the job . Got tired of running clothes back and forth to mother in laws house . Haha . This video was exactly what I needed . Took me about 15 minutes and found a small pink sock in the pump . Back together and working perfect !! Thank you so much . Oh and I have an older amana washer .

  • @nschneiders13
    @nschneiders13 4 года назад +2

    Just wanted to say thanks man. Looked at about 20 videos before yours and none of them helped as much as you did.

    • @LeanOnYourRep
      @LeanOnYourRep  4 года назад +1

      Awesome thank you Nick for watching and I'm glad I could be of service

    • @nschneiders13
      @nschneiders13 4 года назад +1

      @@LeanOnYourReplol thanks for putting it up. And im glad I could give you a view! Haha

  • @jroe2011
    @jroe2011 4 года назад +10

    Thank you so much, I just fixed my pump toddler sock stuck and stuck good. Took some doing but, I got it and we are back in clean clothes.

  • @fernandatetzner2899
    @fernandatetzner2899 3 года назад +1

    Omg 😱 I was looking for a washer machine but didn’t want to spend money to buy a new one and thanks GOD I had the idea to search what could be the problem and some how this video came up and I’m more than happy me and my husband follow your instructions and we found our daughter 🧦 just like the video.. thank you for your help with this video GOD bless u

    • @LeanOnYourRep
      @LeanOnYourRep  3 года назад

      Teamwork Makes the Dream Work. Glad my videos were able to help you and your husband get your machine up and running

  • @shorti6770
    @shorti6770 5 лет назад +8

    I truly appreciate these kinds of videos. It's far cheaper to repair these things than buying new one. My top load Roper is still going strong after 10 years in service. Dog hair and coins love to get jammed in there too. Usually the penny is the main culprit trapping the hair.

  • @nonameandplants6130
    @nonameandplants6130 2 года назад

    So glad for RUclips I've become more self Reliant on my self because of it and learned so much over the years. See RUclips is good if it was used for educational purposes with kids.

  • @ripilot17
    @ripilot17 5 лет назад +123

    Dude, awesome video man!!! That was my exact problem, a damn baby sock!! Appreciate the help, my wife was about to go out and buy a new washer

    • @conniegeorge3638
      @conniegeorge3638 4 года назад +4

      How do you tell if belt is broken motor is running but not spinning

    • @cj-lionshare9159
      @cj-lionshare9159 4 года назад +1

      Connie George your motor might be throwing an error code. I have a GE washer. Could hear the motor running but not spinning. Watched a tutorial that shows how to reset the motor and completely fixed my problem

    • @carmac1652
      @carmac1652 4 года назад

      @@conniegeorge3638 one thing is you have a belt washer it's not easy you have to take you washer apart

    • @charleycheatwood147
      @charleycheatwood147 4 года назад

      Can you answer a question that is different? My washer will click to go into spin mode but won't continue unless I help get the spin going. What is cause?

    • @LeanOnYourRep
      @LeanOnYourRep  4 года назад +2

      Sounds like a bad capacitor or if you have other things plugged in the same Outlet could be caused by low amperage, try plugging into a different Outlet

  • @CaprichosBooks
    @CaprichosBooks 3 года назад

    My friend has a short term rental house and the washer stopped working for one of their guests. I live closer to their rental so I thought I would give it a look. This video helped me so much!!! We had the other kind of motor unit but I figured this out based on this video. The only thing I really need from some video somewhere is how to drain the water without getting water everywhere.

  • @ericwisner2908
    @ericwisner2908 4 года назад +4

    You saved my washer and my marriage! ;) Seriously, this worked great to resolve our issue in no time. Thanks for taking time to post!

  • @Thefletch33
    @Thefletch33 3 года назад +2

    Literally saved me hundreds of dollars on a repair or replacement. God bless you!

  • @alexzavier09
    @alexzavier09 5 лет назад +32

    awesome instructions, my prob sounded the same for my maytag but upon looking my belt slipped off. its located on the very bottom,but your vid inspired me to try one more time before giving up!!! i subbed also.

  • @aqublu2258
    @aqublu2258 Год назад

    Just another mama stopping by to say thank you so much for your video! I just pulled a kid sock out of our drain pump! My washer is older than dirt & I truly can't afford a new one right now so you saved the day. Thank you, thank you, thank you ❤

  • @Xen-ov3nu
    @Xen-ov3nu 4 года назад +5

    Totally going to check it out. I was stuck after the lid switch had already been bypassed. Roommate bought it for $50 and hopefully theres a sock in the pump they can sell it for 150! Thanks

  • @thickerconstrictor9037
    @thickerconstrictor9037 2 месяца назад +1

    Bro. You're the first video i watched and with work and everything it took me 3 weeks to try what your video said and this is exactly what's wrong. It took me like 25 minutes maybe. And I didn't even have to do as much as you did I just put it on its side and pulled everything from the bottom. The hardest part was getting the damn metal straps back on with almost no room to see or anything but one of my goals was to start trying to fix more stuff around my house by myself. Because I would have just spent like $150 on a used washing machine and for what? Thank you!