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    • Part Number: AP3868181
    • MFG Part Number: 8182703
    • Made by: Whirlpool
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We recently moved and the plastic pieces that hold the shock Absorber to the frame of the unit broke. Do you sell these plastic pieces seperately? If so, what is the part #? How much is each? Thank you for your time.

L. C. for Model Number GHW9250pw0

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My washing machine was making a lot of noise during spin cycle. Recently it started to leak as well. When I opened it up to take a look, I noticed that the tub was broken and appeared to be disintegrating. Clearly the tub needs to be replaced, but I am suspecting that the shock absorbers are bad as well, and this is what caused the problem. Do you recommend that I replace all 4 shock absorbers as well?

Mike for Model Number ghw9150pw0

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Have a GGW9200GWO dryer by Whirlpool and was told it had bad shocks and need new ones. How hard it to change them by owner? They want to charge $137 each and $88 to install. To much mark up for me. Any help would be BIG time appreciated Thanks

Joe

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I replaced pulley 7 mos ago and now have the same problem. Lots of noise on spin cycle and new pulley worn and loose. Do shocks need to be replaced?

Jim for Model Number 110 42822 202. Kenmore he3

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Sometimes my washer will not finish the cycle and blinks F02 on the displays. What does this mean?

Chris for Model Number 110.42926.200

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My duet frontload washer bounces and walks around the floor. when I pulled the back cover, I find only 3 shock absorbers 2 by the ccu and 1 in the center of the tub on the other side. I thought that there should be 4 to keep it balanced. Am I incorrect?

Lc for Model Number wfw9150ww00

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I had broken shock absorbers in the front of my machine. To ensure longevety of my machine I attempted to replace the rear absorbers too. Trying to get rear absorbers in seems impossible so I used a bolt to keep in place but the tub now sits too far back. Are there different shocks for the rear or any special instructions that are different for the rear shocks? Thank you.

Michael for Model Number 110.42922200

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My washing machine makes a lot of noise and vibrates badly when spinning. When I spin the drum by hand, it makes a little bit of a grinding noise. I took the front lower panle off and the shocks "look" ok. Any advice?

Brian for Model Number GHW9150PW0

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How do the Shocks come off the outer tub?

Qkeys for Model Number ghw9150pw0

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The drum on the washer makes a loud noise when the washer goes through spin cycle. It is not out of balance. When it is empty and reach inside it is very easy to move the drum around. Is that normal? How do you know if the shock absorbers are bad?

Jay for Model Number 110.42924200

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