How to disconnect a washer?

Be sure to turn off the water valves before starting.

A couple videos

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GNSJZVWsnSg

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E3ynzV8EqOg

Turn off the water valves.

Pull or drag the washing machine away from the wall.

Unplug the washing machine.

Get a bucket to collect the extra water in the hoses.

Detach the hoses from the machine.

Remove the hoses from the wall.Turn the ends counterclockwise until the hoses detach.

Remove the drain hose from the drain.

Turn off the water valves. Then Pull or drag the washing machine away from the wall. Unplug the washing machine. Get a bucket. Place a water pan or bucket behind the washing machine, under the water lines where it will catch water. Surround the bucket with several towels to catch any additional leaks or water that may spill out when the pipes are detached.

Detach the hoses from the machine.

Remove the hoses from the wall.Turn the ends counterclockwise until the hoses detach. Remove the drain hose from the drain. Depending on your plumbing setup, this might be a laundry sink, a floor drain, a wall-mounted drain, or a tall stand-pipe. Each of these requires a slightly different process of hose removal. Consult the instructions that came with your machine if it is not immediately obvious.

Point the free end of this hose toward your bucket as well, to allow any water to flow out. Remove the power cord.Unless you are setting the machine back up in the same spot, it's a good idea to remove the power cord or, if it is not removable, tape it in place.

Secure the drum. If you will be moving the washing machine any significant distance, it is important to secure the "drum," the inner chamber of the washer that moves. [9]

Depending on the model of your machine, this can be achieved with special bolts, a large y-shaped piece of foam, or even simply tightening some screws in the back.

Consult your manual on how best to secure the drum in your machine. You may need to buy a special kit for this.

Hi Sarah, hope this helps you out.

First pull washer out to access hoses and power supply

Unplug power cord

turn off hot and cold water supplies

disconnect the hoses by unscrewing them they may have water in them so have a towel ready

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GNSJZVWsnSg

These are all great tips! If you still have the manual or can look it up online after finding the serial number on the machine, there should be very clear instructions to guide you.

Hopefully this video can help you out! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=daMdNDvGsCs

Turn off both the hot and cold water lines and then unscrew them. Most washers don't have a drain that actually screws on to a fitting, so you probably only need to remove it.

You should definitely refer to the manual and turn off the water. Have a bucket nearby to catch any water that may drip.

Amazing, thanks all

Turn off the water valve and unplug the machine.

After removing the machine from the wall, take hold of the bucket. Make the disconnect after that. Take off the drain hose from the drain and the hoses from the wall.