Frigidaire Washer Drain Hose - OEM 137629208

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Common Symptoms

• Water leaking behind washer
• Water pooling under washer
• Water on floor during drain cycle
• Washer won't drain completely
• Slow draining
• Error code E21 displayed (Frigidaire drain error)
• Error code E20 displayed (drain issue)
• Drain hose visibly cracked or split
• Drain hose kinked or bent sharply
• Bulge or weak spot in hose
• Hose connection leaking at pump
• Hose connection leaking at standpipe
• Musty smell from old hose (mold/mildew buildup)
• Hose clogged with lint or debris
• Washer floods laundry area
• Water backing up into washer

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Part Details

Installation Notes

• Unplug the washer
• – Disconnect power from the outlet.
• Turn off water supply
• – Close both hot and cold water valves behind the washer.
• Pull washer away from wall
• – Give yourself room to access the back of the machine and the drain connection.
• Prepare for water
• – Place towels and a shallow pan behind the washer to catch residual water in the hose.
• Disconnect hose from standpipe/sink
• – Remove the drain hose from the standpipe, laundry sink, or drain connection. Water will drain out — be ready.
• Access the pump connection
• – Depending on your model, you may need to remove a rear access panel or lay the washer on its front to access where the drain hose connects to the pump.
• Release hose clamp at pump
• – Use pliers to squeeze the spring clamp or loosen the screw clamp securing the hose to the drain pump outlet.
• Remove old drain hose
• – Pull the hose off the pump outlet and remove it from the washer.
• Inspect pump outlet
• – Check the drain pump outlet for debris or damage. Clean if necessary.
• Attach new hose to pump
• – Slide the pump end of the new 137629208 hose onto the drain pump outlet. Secure with the hose clamp.
• Route the hose
• – Route the new hose along the same path as the old one, avoiding sharp bends or kinks. Use any hose clips or guides on the washer cabinet.
• Connect to drain
• – Insert the drain end of the hose into the standpipe or hook over the laundry sink. Ensure it's secure but not airtight (needs air gap to prevent siphoning).
• Check hose height
• – The drain hose should be elevated 30–36 inches above the floor at the standpipe. Too low causes siphoning; too high restricts drainage.
• Secure the hose
• – Use a hose clip or zip tie to secure the hose to the standpipe if needed to prevent it from falling out during spin cycle vibration.
• Restore power and water
• – Plug in the washer and turn on water valves.
• Run a test cycle
• – Run a drain/spin cycle and check all connections for leaks.

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