Material chord lodged around agitator of kleenmaid KAW393 washer

They are accessed and removed from inside the top console. It is only available in Australia.

https://www.google.com/search?q=Kleenmaid+LWK74NW-3050+timer

Replacement is typically like this

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You should be able to download the instructions from this site.

http://www.kleenmaid-appliances.com.au/assets/pre2011_manuals/Use&Care/WM/kleenmaid/39237R4_LWK23_24_Op_Inst.pdf

In case you have a specific problem with the washer please describe in the comment section and the right expert on this site should be able to assess it.

Kleenmaid washing machine some of its cycle will not work

Thank you for returning a reply to me email but I no longer require this service as I contacted a company who will come and look at the machine for a minimal fee. Thanking you. Jan

wrong belt or to loose make some minor adjustment

The agitator just pulls off- they can be very tight!! You need to get your fingers under each side of agitator and pull up. Kleenmaid do have a special tool to make this easier, but I have always managed to pull them out by hand with a good firm sharp pull upwards. To refit, just put it over the drive bell ( the plastic thing underneath agitator) and give it bit of a whack to clip it on. Good luck!!

Problem turned out to be a leak from the top, not the bottom and was caused by debris blocking an overflow trap

This may be a little late, but it may assist someone else. On my Kleenmaid top loader I found the agitator has clips at the bottom of agitator that clip over a drive hub at the bottom of the "tub" . All you have to do is gently prise it up using your fingers between the bottom of the agitator and the bottom of the tub.
Paul

This may be a little late, but it may assist someone else. On my Kleenmaid (KAW693W) top loader I found the agitator has clips at the bottom of agitator that clip over a drive hub at the bottom of the "tub" . All you have to do is gently prise it up using your fingers between the bottom of the agitator and the bottom of the tub.
Paul

There are manuals available but these only tell you about the parts of the machine and the different cycles etc. Its a workshop manual that you need and these are not discussed anywhere on the net, Im not sure these were ever produced.