These directions were spot on! I had no problem replacing this seal and saved a ton of money by doing myself. I'm a 54 year old lady so if I could do it so can you!

Great video. One thing you should also do while changing this out is empty the filter on the drain line. Unlike other washers that make this accessible externally this is on the bottom of the tub. Just unscrew and clean out. Takes an extra minute while in there. It's a big 2 inch cap/plug that you unscrew on my Maytag. No tools needed. The fact that you have to disassemble for that is my biggest complaint with this washer.

Best do it yourself tutorial I’ve ever watched and used! It was a breeze. Whirlpool model with a couple small differences but what a breeze. I’d of had to struggle changing the boot on my own. Thank you!

my boy and I did this together. I made this list and he read it, we did it. the list is imperfect but I hope it works for you 1/4 inch nut driver flat phillips torx 20 driver locking pliers bicycle tire tools to prevent tearing gasket ( instead of flat screwdriver) 1. remove top 3 screws on back 2. remove soap drawer = depress tab 3. remove torx 20 screws in soap drawer front 4. remove screws on top of front control panel 5. panel up and out 6. open door 7. flat screwdriver to pry up out the bellow clamp 8. take bellow off of front face and push back 9. torx to loosen and push in the switch 10. remove 1/4 inch screws from bottom 11. remove 1/4 inch screws from top of front panel -- lift to remove 12. remove water inlet tube on upper left 13. phillips - loosen clamp on top of boot 14. remove bellows 15. remove coupling from the old seal 16. start rebuilding 17. use liquid soap to install coupling 18. with arrow on top, start at top and move around edge to put new bellows into place 19. install clamp make sure its in the groove all around......tighten w phillips 20. pull hard on bellows 21. connect water inlet hose 22. add front panel - topscrews then bottom 4 screws 23. position and door latch tighten 24. bellows seal over the front lip 25. bellows seal clamp over and into the groove - spring at bottom 26. locking pliers to grab end of spring wire. CAREFULLY ease the clamp into the groove 27. pull hard on bellows to ensure tight seal 28. close door and replace control panel -- tip in and down -- screws on top 29. torx 20 screws in soap drawer front 30. add soap drawer 31. add top and screws

I also needed a 5/16" to remove the top door screws at 2:32 for my machine.

Big thank you for this! I’m a smaller female who was intimidated by this task, but I was able to complete the job myself with the aid of this extremely helpful video!

Finally did it. I've watched this video and a couple of others on this, this one being the best. Took me about 2 hours, i cleaned out pump filter while I was at it. Getting the spring ring back on was the most difficult part for me. Thanks for easy to follow videos. Much appreciated.

Saved me $200! Took about 30 minutes to replace. Thanks 👍

Awesome video. Walked me right throught it. The seal cost me about $90 and it only took about an hour. That included a serious cleaning once I had it apart! This video saved me hundreds I'm sure. Thanks again, great job!!

We were able to follow this video to replace the door bellow seal ourselves. The part we used is by SealPro and cost us about $150 CAD. I like the helpful "tools needed" part at the beginning. The hardest parts were removing the top cover (because the screws had rusted and were on really tight) and also putting back the spring clamp (using pliers and a screwdriver really helped). Lots of helpful tips in the comments, like aligning the drain holes, and cleaning out the drain filter.

Great Video. I changed my washer bellow yesterday and this video was my ultimate guide. Washer is working well and no water leakage anymore. Thanks for the video.

Thanks so much! Using your video I changed out a leaking bellows in my neighbors washer. Saved her a bundle.

Perfect description of the Jon. Thank you AppliancePartsPros!

Excellent job Simon! Bought the part and installed it thanks to you! Agree with Micky. Excellent time to clean that hard to get to filter.

Great video. Made quick work of what otherwise seemed like an intimidating job! One important thing that I (almost) got wrong was to make sure that the five holes at the bottom of the bellow seal line up with the five holes in the drum. This ensures that the water will drain! (I have a Maytag MHW7100DW0.)

thank you i went and used the grip plyers like u said i got it the first time time

Thanks so much for the video!!! Easy to install when you have these step by step directions. Just saved me a bundle on a service call!!!

Thank you so much for taking the time to create this video. It allowed me to replace my door bellow successfully :D

Great video except didn’t mention inserting inner seal into inner channel after placing new seal around outer ring.

Followed this video for my Maytag 3000. Slight differences with some minor details, but overall fantastic video. Thanks to Mickey T in the comment section as well, because I cleaned out the filter while I was down there, and glad I did.

Great video! Step by step and accurate. Thank you.

Awesome video, I am feeling very confident that I can do this 😀. Thanks for your post 🙏

Thank you for the video. This helped a lot!

Thank you very much That was incredibly helpful

Before replacing new bellow, make sure to see how many smaller holes are open on the old bellow. my old bellow had one hole open next to the large water fill tube. This video didn't instruct us to check for that. The appliance store gave me a heads up, which is how I knew about it. It's around the 4:00 minute mark you can see the two holes I'm talking about. on the top portion of the bellow.

Thanks for the great video! I did this myself and glad I did as the seal was pretty gross and I was able to clean all the dog hair out etc. I have found though that my washer is still leaking from the bottom. Are there other videos or suggestions on what to check?

Fyi, you don’t have to take the front apart to replace the tub seal

With the repair completed, I'm getting a LF code. Is there a sensor or a level I should check or replace? When I turn on a wash cycle, it turns on, the water begins to enter as usual, then after a couple of seconds it trips the electric outlet.

Thanks for the video. After I successfully replaced the bellow, I notice that the door has a lot of resistance when closing. Do you have any suggestions?

Neat. Full view. Watch me burn HOCKEY CARDS with a FLAME THROWER!!!

Gmc