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    • Part Number: AP3180933
    • MFG Part Number: 8318084
    • Made by: Whirlpool
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My washing washer doesn't complete it's cycle, If I slame the lid it does.

Larry

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I just purchased a used whirlpool washer model # GSW9800PW0. It fills up with water but when I close the lid nothing happens. I'm thinking it might be the lid switch and wondering if I should even bother having it looked at to be repaired..

Wendy for Model Number GSW9800PW0

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HOW DO I KNOW IF I NEED A LID SWITCH, LID SWITCH ASSEMBLY, OR BOTH?

Cari for Model Number KAWS750LQ2

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I just ordered a lid switch assemble AP3180933 for my whirlpool washer I realize there is no video for installing it. My question is do I have to remove the washer cabinet to install it since it is in the back left hand corner top of my machine and if there is anywhere I can find detailed instructions for installing it. Your help is much appreciated.

Nora for Model Number norafralin@yahoo.com

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Switch went out on my washer I would like to know where would the switch be located at?

Monique for Model Number RAS7133PQ0

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Washer will not fill with water however the spin cycle works just fine.

Melissa for Model Number mvwc6esww1

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I dont have the unit model number, but I know the part I need is 8318084. But the connector that goes into the part 8318084 burnt, so is not reusable. Is there a replacement connector with pigtails for this assembly. I can wire it into the old wires!

Warren for Model Number roper

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Washer was filled and started its cycle. When my daughter went to double check if the water level was adequate and when she closed the lid the washing machine did not continue its cycle. I tried to add more water and that work but there was no agitation, and machine would not drain. It was as if motor died. Could it be lid switch nothing?

Anne for Model Number Roper washer

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We viewed your video about the lid switch replacement but our machine is a different model so the lid switch in a different place. the video shows the lid switch being underneath top part of the washer but on our model the lid switch is on top but under the control panel. So our question is do we still need to take the machine and separate it from the back of the machine and turn it upside down? or can we fix it from the top? we would appreciate some guidance with how to replace this part. Thank you. Daphne

Daphne for Model Number RTW4340SQ0

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This lid switch is located on top of the washer unit, under the control panel, not inside the cabinet, like most models. When I attempted to remove the old lid switch, the clip snapped and broke off. When I attempted to insert the new lid switch, that clip snapped and broke off, as well. I cannot find video-based instructions on how to do this more delicately! I have ordered another part, but really don't want to break this next one. Any help is appreciated.

Sue for Model Number KSB5WH4

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