Whirlpool GVW9959K-0 Servicing Components from the Bottom of the Washer, Removing the Drive Motor

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Alignment Slots and Tabs

Servicing Components from the Bottom of the Washer

Removing the Drive Motor

1.Disconnect the power from the washing machine.

2.Carefully lay the washer on its back.

3.Remove the two screws securing the bottom panel to the washer frame.

4.Disconnect the drive motor wiring harness from the connector block attached to the front bottom frame rail. (Fig. 3-27)

5.Remove the drive belt from the small pulley on the drive motor.

6.Remove the two (2) screws securing the drive

motor mounting bracket to the motor plate.

Screw

7.Use a 3/8 inch socket extension and turn the

drive motor mounting bracket 1/8 turn counterclockwise.

Fig. 3-27

Mounting Bracket

Drive Belt

Screw

8. Both the drive motor mounting bracket and

Drive Motor

drive motor can now be pulled from their

 

location.

Fig. 3-28

NOTE: Reinstalling the drive motor:

Insert it into its position in the motor mounting plate with the wiring harness at the top. Once in place, turn the motor 1/8 turn clockwise and install the motor mounting bracket, making sure to align the slots on the bracket with the tabs on the motor. Install the belt. Using a 3/8 inch socket extension, turn the motor and bracket 1/8 turn clockwise. Reinstall the two screws securing the motor mounting bracket to the motor mounting plate.

Reinstall the wiring harness connector andFig. 3-29harness.

Removing the Thrust Plate

The thrust plate is attached to the motor mounting plate with four (4) screws. The shocks are attached to the two (2) front ball studs.

1.The shock must be removed first

by lifting, but not removing the metal clip with a flat bladed screwdriver. The end of the shock will now lift off the ball stud. (Fig. 3-30)

Fig. 3-30

Lift Tab

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Contents Page Introduction Table of Contents Model Number Designator Model Number G V W 9 9 5 9 K Q SafetyMODEL/SERIAL Number Plate Serial Number Designator Installation ConsiderationsSection ONE For a permanently connected washerTools needed Parts Supplied DrainSystem ConnectingtheDrainHose InstallationChecklist Use&CareInformation Theory of Operation Section TWONutation Control PanelSoil Level Operational Cycle Default Wash and SpinOption Descriptions Water Temp Assured Water TempATC Thresholds Whitest WhitesEnd of Cycle Signal Additional OptionsDrive Motor Machine ControllerMotor Controller Peekaboo Mode LevelerUniversal Joint Shield Capacitor Interlock SwitchesDrive System OPR FLD Pressure SwitchesLOG Valve Assembly Recirculation and Drain Water Pump/Pump MotorOuter Tub RecirculationDrain Changing Cycles and OptionsChanging Cycles after pressing Start Changing Options after pressing StartOperational Cycle Notes Drive Motor Notes Pump Drive Description Water Description Water Pump Drive Duration Description Water Pump Drive Pump Drive Description Action Speed Pump Drive Description Delicate/Casual SPIN+RECIRC+FILL Wash Detergent PS Controlled Recirc Spin Handwash Garments are labelled Hand Wash becauseExtend Spin Cycle Soak CycleExtra Rinse When to use Rinse & Spin To use or change Rinse & Spin settingsSuds Lock Detection/Cleanout Rinse & SpinComponent Access Special TOOLS/PARTS Required for ServiceSection Three Component LocationAccessing Components in the Console Electrostatic Discharge ESD Sensitive ElectronicsRemoving the Console Removing Console ComponentsRemoving the Machine Control Board Removing the Motor Control BoardRemoving the Pressure Switches Removing the Log Valve AssemblyAccessing Components Beneath the Washer TOP Raising the Washer Top to the Service PositionRemoving Components in the Tub Ket. FigReassembling Tub Components 18bTab Removing the Front Cabinet Panel Accessing Components Beneath the TUBComponents Accessible with Front Cabinet Panel Removed Servicing Components from the Bottom of the Washer Removing the Drive MotorRemoving the Thrust Plate Motor mounting bracket to the motor plateRemoving the Brake Assembly/Nutate Shaft 32 shows all the components of the thrust plate assemblyReplacing the Outer Tub Removing the Pump and Pump MotorReplacing the Capacitor Section Four Troubleshooting and DiagnosisTroubleshooting Chart Overfills Won’t NutateWon’t Spin Motor OverheatsTemperature Won’t DrainWasher Vibrating Incorrect WaterPower Failure Processor ResetError Load is WrinkledLid Switch Error Long DrainAverage Current LimitSelf Diagnostic Routines Automatic Service Diagnostics ModeOpen Lid Suds LockRunning Nutate or Spin Manual Diagnostic ModePressSOAK Cycle Signal Soak Cycle Signal Pump Drain/Recirculation Nutate and Recirculate TestWater Inlet and Dispenser VALVE, Operating PS Test Console Switches and Indicators Test If none of the LEDs light upIf a particular group of LEDs does not light up If a single LED does not light upKEY Switch Matrix Checking Touchpad FunctioningSales Demo Mode Checking Drive and Pump Motor ContinuityWater Inlet and Dispenser Solenoid Test Troubleshooting Tests120VAC Electrical Supply Motor Controller Motor and Motor Control System TestMachine Control Relay If the fill valves are working properly Automatic Temperature Control TestDrive Motor and Wiring Harness Operating and Over Fill Pressure Switch Test Drain/Recirculation TestPage Page Section Five Wiring DiagramTech Tips Component Resistance Chart Warranty InformationUnited States Rprt