Remove the wave plate: Use a cross screwdriver to unscrew the screw that fixes the wave plate in the washing bucket counterclockwise, and then apply even force on the wave plate twice to remove the wave plate from the clutch. If it feels tight, you can soak it in boiling water and then pull it off.
Remove the nut: Use a large wrench, but a special wrench used to remove the nut, turn it counterclockwise to unscrew the nut. If necessary, you can hit the wrench arm with a hammer. After the big nut is removed, take out the flat washer under the big nut.
Remove the screws at the bottom: first lay the washing machine horizontally, and then use a socket wrench to turn counterclockwise to remove the screws. Loosen the two fixing screws on the large motor, and then remove the belt.
Dismantle the clutch: knock the square head of the clutch vigorously to dismantle the clutch. Before dismantling, you can spray a little rust loosening agent to make the wooden stick bear against the square head of the clutch, so that it is easier to dismantle.
Install the clutch: It should be carried out in the required order. Note that the screws and nuts must be tightened, otherwise the washing machine will produce noise during the use of the washing machine over time.
