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How to tell when the drive block is worn out in your Whirlpool or Kenmore direct-drive washer

by Samurai Appliance Repair Man on March 19, 2006

in Washer Repair

One dead giveaway is metal shavings under the agitator. Sublime Master Willie has some tips for installing the new drive block.

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