You take it apart!

We had two options, repair or buy a new one. Since we are trying to save money we wanted to see if repairing it was an option. I called two repairguys and none would return my phonecalls. Frustrated I went to the basement, yelled at the machine and start taking it apart. Halfway thru I googled washer repairs and one guy has simple photo instruction on how to check several parts.

It came down to two parts the agitator and the motor. Checked the agitator which looked fine. Went a step further and took the washer bottom apart.

The connection piece to the motor was warn out and needed to be replace, a simple $12 plastic piece i picked up at Sears.

Placed the whole washer back together, pushed the power button and.. voila washer works even better then before!