Whirlpool WPY212989 Washer Outer Tub To Pump Hose OEM Part

Removed front of washing machine, loosened clamps, got wet, replaced hose, tightened clamps, tested hose--no leaks--job done. PLEASE, PLEASE put up a description indicating the length of hose, measured along its length, is 15." It will save other folks wondering if they ordered the wrong item. Thank You.

Watched video AppliancePartsPros.com offered, ordered hoses, now I'm a hero.

The correct parts arrived quickly and were installed without incident. Thanks to appliance parts pros, my washer and dryer will be 34 years old next month, and everything still works.

Denial, denial,denial... Then after wiping up the tiny puddle one too many times, I investigated, found the hose. The actual lip on the tub has rusted and left a gap in the old hose, so it wouldn't tighten any more. Ordered the new piece and done! FYI: At first I couldn't find the part on AppliancePartsPROs but found it elsewhere, so I called and she (Wish I could remember her name) found it and at a lower price! I prefer to go to APP because APP is great to do repairs with: they often offer video, always have diagrams and super friendly. That's the story of my 30+ years of my Wedding Maytag Washer.

I pulled off the front of the washing machine and peered into the belly of the beast, hoping to observe some area where the problem was occurring. Without an obvious problem indication I was left to filling the machine and running a cycle. Thankfully the seal at the bottom of the drum was OK and there was no indication of a leak until the water was pumped out, when a small trickle ran down the output hose creating the small puddle we had observed previously. I proceeded to check the siphon break and found that to be the culprit and I had just watched the repair video the previous evening. Obviously that was not a repairable item so I had to resort to ordering a new one. But since this Maytag is 34 years old and this problem was the first problem we have had, I decided to order both hoses to the water pump, since they had worked well and it would be difficult to put the new siphon break on the old hose. Made the repair much easier. The only problem was the hose clamp included for the new siphon break was too small and would not go around the hose once I installed the break in the hose.