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The Agitator Cam Repair Kit is an OEM part for Whirlpool washing machines. This kit includes the parts necessary to repair the agitator in top-loading washers, ensuring the agitator functions properly during wash cycles. Includes 4 agitator dogs, cam, spring, and retainer.

Causes of a bad agitator cam can include wear and tear from regular use, damage due to overloading, or the breakdown of internal components over time.  

Symptoms of a bad agitator cam include:

• The agitator not moving or rotating properly
• Clothes not being cleaned effectively
• Unusual noises coming from the agitator area
• The washing machine not completing cycles correctly

This OEM Whirlpool part is also compatible with Maytag, KitchenAid, Jenn-Air, Amana, Magic Chef, Admiral, Norge, Roper and some Kenmore models.

The Filter (Upper Agitator) is an OEM part for Whirlpool washing machines. It is designed to filter out lint and debris during the washing cycle, ensuring clean and efficient operation. Located in the upper agitator, this filter helps maintain the washing machine's performance by preventing clogs and buildup within the agitator and tub.

Over time, the filter can become clogged or damaged due to accumulated lint, debris, and regular wear and tear. This can lead to reduced filtering efficiency, affecting the overall performance of the washing machine. Physical damage to the filter or its components can also impair its function.

Symptoms of a bad filter include:

• Excessive lint on clothing after washing
• Decreased water flow during cycles
• Strange noises from the agitator area
• Poor cleaning results

This OEM part is also compatible with Maytag, KitchenAid, Jenn-Air, Amana, Magic Chef, Admiral, Norge, Roper, and Kenmore models.

The Pulsator Coupling is an OEM replacement part for GE washing machines. It is a component located inside the washer tub that allows for the connection and movement of the agitator. The coupling pulsator works with the drive motor to rotate the agitator back and forth during the wash cycle, helping to thoroughly clean clothes through agitation.

Causes of a bad pulsator coupling include wear and tear over time, damage due to impact or foreign objects getting lodged in the mechanism, or deterioration of internal components that restrict proper movement.

Symptoms of a bad pulsator coupling include:

• The agitator not spinning or rotating as it should
• Grinding or clicking noises coming from the tub area
• Vibrations felt in the top of the washer
• Improper agitation, resulting in poor cleaning performance

This GE OEM replacement part is also compatible with Hotpoint, RCA, and some Kenmore models.

This top load washer agitator assembly includes both the upper and lower parts of the agitator.

This FlexCare agitator is the central post in the wash basket that creates the back-and-forth wash motion. Replacing a worn or damaged agitator restores proper turnover and cleaning performance.

• Rotates to move clothes through water and detergent, driving the wash action
• Mounts to the transmission shaft to transfer motion to the load
• Replace if the washer won't agitate or has weak wash action
• Replace if the agitator wobbles, spins freely, or makes grinding/knocking sounds
• Replace if fins are cracked or the center splines are stripped

• Disconnect power and turn off water before servicing
• Open the lid; remove the fabric softener dispenser and inner cap to access the bolt
• Remove the agitator bolt, lift the old agitator straight up, and seat the new one on the splines
• Reinstall the bolt and caps; run a short test cycle to verify operation

The Agitator is an OEM part for Whirlpool washing machines. It is the central component in the washing machine drum, responsible for moving the water and clothes around to ensure thorough cleaning. The agitator’s movement helps to release dirt and distribute detergent evenly throughout the load.

Causes of a bad Agitator include the wear and tear of daily use, the breakdown of its internal components like the gears or the agitator dogs, or overload of the machine that can stress the agitator.

Symptoms of a failing Agitator are:

• Ineffective cleaning of clothes
• Unusual noises during the wash cycle
• The agitator moving loosely or not at all

This OEM Whirlpool part is also compatible with Maytag, KitchenAid, Jenn-Air, Amana, Magic Chef, Admiral, Norge, Roper and some Kenmore models.

This pulsator assembly is the wash plate at the bottom of the tub in select top-load washers. It circulates water and clothes during the wash cycle, so replacing a worn or cracked pulsator restores proper agitation and cleaning performance.

• Creates the wash action by oscillating to move water and fabrics
• Helps maintain even turnover for effective cleaning
• Common symptoms of failure: little or no agitation, poor cleaning results
• Other signs: grinding/knocking during wash, a wobbling/loose wash plate, or visible cracks/stripped center

• Disconnect power and turn off water supplies before servicing
• Remove the center cap and mounting bolt, then lift the old wash plate straight up
• Clean the hub splines; align and press the new pulsator fully onto the hub
• Reinstall the mounting bolt and cap; tighten securely and run a quick test cycle

This washer clothes mover is the upper portion of the agitator assembly.

This washer agitator creates the back-and-forth wash action in top-load machines, moving clothes through water and detergent. Replacing a worn or damaged agitator restores proper load turnover for more consistent cleaning performance.

• Drives clothes through the wash water to loosen soils
• Restores agitation when clothes don't move or the tub fills but won't agitate
• Addresses free-spinning, one-way movement, or ratcheting/clicking sounds from the agitator
• Replaces cracked, loose, wobbly, or separated agitator sections

• Disconnect power and turn off water before servicing.
• Remove the fabric softener dispenser/cap, then the center bolt; lift the old agitator straight up off the drive shaft.
• Align and fully seat the new agitator; reinstall and tighten the bolt securely, then reinstall the cap/dispenser.
• Run a short test cycle to ensure proper agitation.

Note: Kit of 4 rollers. For a washing machine to stabilize correctly, roller components are utilized. The roller is located inside the drum part of the appliance. If the roller is damaged or missing, the washing machine will not work correctly. A broken or misplaced roller has to be replaced in order to continue using the device properly.Signs that a roller in the washing machine is broken or has fallen out include a washing tub that doesn't spin correctly or a device that continuously becomes unstabilized. Replacing the roller is a simple process. The repair shouldn't be started until the appliance is completely disconnected from its power source. Wear gloves for protection. Access the roller inside the washing machine, underneath the cover on the center agitator. Secure all components before reconnecting and using the washing machine.This roller is an authentic OEM replacement part. The piece is sold as an individual unit. The part is made of high-quality, durable materials. The roller is sourced directly from the manufacturer. This replacement roller fits in various models of appliances. It is compatible with machines that have been produced by Whirlpool, Maytag, KitchenAid, Jenn-Air, Amana, Magic Chef, Admiral, Roper, and Norge brands.

This washplate restores the washer's wash action. It mounts to the drive hub and rotates to move water and fabrics, helping resolve slipping, no-agitation, and poor cleaning when the original plate is worn, stripped, or cracked.

• Engages the drive hub to create the low-profile agitation that moves clothes and water
• Replaces a stripped, cracked, or rounded washplate that slips on the hub
• Common symptoms include clothes not moving, poor cleaning results, clicking/grinding during wash, or an impeller that spins freely by hand
• Also referred to as a low-profile agitator or impeller

• Disconnect power and turn off water before servicing
• Lift the lid, remove the center cap, then remove the center bolt to lift off the old washplate
• Clean and inspect hub/splines; align and fully seat the new washplate before reinstalling the bolt and cap
• Run a test cycle to ensure proper agitation and operation

This agitator assembly is the center post in a top-load washer. It transfers drive motion to move water and fabrics, restoring proper wash action when the original agitator is cracked, stripped, or loose.

• Oscillates in the wash basket to circulate clothes and water
• Engages the drive shaft/splines to create agitation
• Replaces a damaged or worn agitator to maintain wash performance
• Common symptoms: no or weak agitation, clothes not moving, visible cracks, wobble

• Disconnect power to the washer before servicing
• Remove the fabric softener dispenser and cap, then the center hold-down bolt
• Pull the old agitator straight up; align splines and seat the new agitator, then reinstall and tighten the bolt
• Reinstall cap/dispenser and run a short test cycle

The Auger Agitator is an OEM part for Whirlpool washers. It is responsible for creating washing action by moving the clothing items back and forth in the drum.

A bad auger agitator can be caused by regular use, wear and tear, or damage from objects getting caught in the agitator. If you notice that your clothes are not being properly agitated or if the agitator is not spinning correctly, it may indicate a problem with the auger agitator.

Symptoms of a bad auger agitator include:

• Inadequate cleaning 
• Clothes getting tangled
• Unusual noises from the agitator 

Replace your faulty auger agitator with this genuine OEM part to restore your washer. 

This Whirlpool part can also be used on Maytag, KitchenAid, Jenn-Air, Amana, Magic Chef, Admiral, Norge, Roper, and Kenmore/Sears brand appliances.
 

This agitator for top-load washers mounts on the drive shaft to move clothes through water and detergent. Replace it to restore proper wash action when the original agitator is cracked, stripped, or wobbling. What it does

• Transfers the drive system's oscillating motion to churn and roll over laundry
• Keeps the load circulating for effective cleaning and rinsing
• Common symptoms of a failed agitator: no or weak agitation, clothes not moving, clicking/grinding during wash, visible cracks, or a loose fit on the shaft

• 1 agitator

• Disconnect power and shut off water before servicing
• Remove the fabric softener dispenser and agitator cap to access the retaining bolt
• Remove the bolt, lift out the old agitator, then align and seat the new agitator on the splined shaft; secure with the original bolt and cap
• Run a short wash test to ensure proper engagement and agitation

This replacement washplate is the low-profile impeller at the bottom of your top-load washer. It creates the wash action that moves fabrics through water and helps restore proper cleaning when the original plate is cracked, stripped, or warped.

• Generates water currents and fabric rollover for effective cleaning
• Transfers drive torque through the center hub to agitate the load
• Helps keep items from floating on the surface during the wash cycle
• Common failure signs: weak or no wash action, clothes not moving, grinding/clicking in wash, visible cracks or a stripped center that spins freely

• Disconnect power and turn off water before servicing
• Remove the center cap, then the mounting bolt; lift off the old washplate
• Clean/inspect the drive hub splines; align and press the new plate fully onto the shaft
• Reinstall and tighten the bolt, replace the cap, and run a quick test cycle to verify operation

This replacement washplate sits at the bottom of the tub and uses low-profile fins to move laundry and water for effective cleaning. Replace it if the original is cracked, stripped, or no longer gripping the drive hub.

• Creates the wash action by circulating water and rolling clothes through the tub
• Transfers motor torque via the center splines to agitate fabrics
• Common symptoms: clothes not moving, poor cleaning, wobbly/loose washplate, or ratcheting/grinding during wash
• Visual clues: cracks, broken fins, or rounded/stripped splines

• Disconnect power and turn off water supply before servicing
• Remove the center cap/dispenser, then remove the center bolt and lift off the old washplate
• Clean the hub splines; seat the new washplate fully, reinstall and tighten the center bolt, and replace the cap
• Run a short cycle to ensure proper wash action and quiet operation