1, cut off the power supply, and disassemble the washing machine on the spot, because power supply and drainage are needed later.

2. Loosen the screw counterclockwise with a screwdriver (some washing machine nuts have cover plates and need to be pried open). After taking it off, lift it with both hands and take it off.

3. If there is water slippery, dry it before lifting it. If you can't take it off, you need to turn the wave plate back and forth by hand, and the stains on the screw holes can be removed if they are loose.

4. Take out the wave plate.

5. After removing the wave plate, unscrew the screw with a screwdriver. Most pulsator washing machines have a big nut in the middle, which requires a 38/36 sleeve to unscrew.

6. There are 1 screws on the left and right sides of the washing machine, pry open the shell and unscrew the screws (some washing machine screws are on the cover plate, which is easy to see). There are two exposed screws at the back, which are also unscrewed. There are also some washing machine screws that need to be removed with a 6-pin sleeve.