Product review (5 stars): Fixes F16 error code.
Wife is happy. I am happy. I used the motor only to fix trouble codes and slow draining. Motor twist locks off of strainer assembly. i recommend using plumbers grease on o-ring to perform this. It will allow the motor to be replaced without turning the washer over to remove the mounting screws associated with the mount.

Unit was significantly cheaper than the Sears parts website. make sure motor part number on old unit matches this one exactly. installing this myself saves over $100 in labor and took all of 30 minutes.

1. Unplug washer
2. Remove cover at bottom of washer
3. Open strainer and drain and remove debris.
4. Unplug the wiring harness from the old motor. Carefully place it off to side.
5. Untwist old motor and remove. Clean the strainer surface with a foam swab or clean towel.
6. lubricate new motor and install motor with slight pressure and twisting motion.
7. plug in wiring harness into new motor.
8. plug in washer and run test rinse cycle. (check for leaks and error codes)
9. install bottom cover