First off clothes didn't get mouldy before there were washers. Pull them out rinse them, ring them out and let them hang outside, like your MOTHER would have. Happy Mother's Day
If you post the model of your washer it would be a help.
The washers I have worked on have basic clamps where the hose meets the pump if it is the actual hose to the pump. You will likely have either a spring loaded clamp or a screw to relaese a traditional hose clamp. You may need only a pair of slip joint pliers and a large flat bladed screwdriver and perhaps a utility knife to cut away rotten hose.
You might need to buy a specific molded replacement hose depending on which one is damaged. Worst case locate the leak and post a photo. Inspect the pump while you are working on it and clean the area before installing the new hose. Generally pretty straight forward. :thumbsup:
If you post the model of your washer it would be a help.
The washers I have worked on have basic clamps where the hose meets the pump if it is the actual hose to the pump. You will likely have either a spring loaded clamp or a screw to relaese a traditional hose clamp. You may need only a pair of slip joint pliers and a large flat bladed screwdriver and perhaps a utility knife to cut away rotten hose.
You might need to buy a specific molded replacement hose depending on which one is damaged. Worst case locate the leak and post a photo. Inspect the pump while you are working on it and clean the area before installing the new hose. Generally pretty straight forward. :thumbsup: