Parts for Whirlpool 5KSB555BER0: 02 - Attachment Parts

This washer lid assembly replaces a cracked, broken, or misaligned lid so the washer can close and lock correctly, restoring safe operation and reducing cycle interruptions caused by a lid that won't align or latch.

• Covers the tub opening and aligns with the lid lock/strike for proper engagement
• Restores the safety interlock so wash cycles can start and run without interruption
• Helps contain splashing and keeps debris out of the washer when not in use
• Typical symptoms include visible cracks or shattering, warped or loose lid, broken hinge area, or intermittent lid-lock errors

• Disconnect power before servicing
• Protect the cabinet surface and support the lid during removal/installation to prevent damage
• If required by your model, transfer existing hinge hardware and fasteners to the new lid
• After installation, check alignment and ensure the lid lock engages smoothly before running a cycle

Color: black. It measures about 7 inches wide by 6 inches deep.

This yellow collar assembly secures and aligns the blender jar to the base, helping the coupling engage cleanly for smooth blending and reducing wobble. It's a direct-fit replacement when the collar is cracked, worn, or won't lock. What it does:

• Centers and locks the blender jar to the drive coupling so the blade spins correctly
• Keeps the jar stable during operation to reduce wobble and noise
• Helps maintain a proper seal to minimize leaks around the jar base
• Restores reliable engagement when the original collar is stripped or damaged

• Disconnect power and remove the blender jar before replacing the collar.
• Inspect the jar and coupling for damage; replace any cracked or excessively worn parts.
• Hand-tighten and test operation at low speed first to confirm proper engagement.

Color: clear. It measures about 6 inches in diameter, and 8 inches high.

Color: clear. It measures about 3-1/2 inches in diameter.

This interlock collar assembly secures the door/ lid interlock hardware so the appliance can detect a closed door and operate safely. It replaces worn or broken collars to restore proper latch engagement and switch alignment. What it does:

• Centers and holds the door interlock/switch assembly in place so the door/lid can fully engage
• Helps the cabinet detect a closed door so cycles can start and run correctly
• Commonly used when the door won't stay closed, the unit won't start, or a door-related fault appears
• Restores proper alignment between the latch and the interlock switch to prevent intermittent contact

• One interlock collar assembly

• Disconnect power (and water for washers) before starting any repair
• May require removal of the top or front panel and the door/lid latch assembly for access
• Handle plastic parts carefully to avoid cracking; verify correct fit before reassembly

This interlock collar assembly secures the door latch area so the appliance detects a closed door and allows normal operation. It restores proper door engagement and helps prevent the unit from starting with the door open. What it does:

• Centers and supports the door latch/interlock mechanism for reliable door closure
• Ensures the door switch or interlock can engage so the appliance will start when closed
• Can cause no-start, intermittent starting, or a loose/loose-feeling door if worn or broken
• Helps stop rattling or misalignment around the latch area when functioning correctly

• Disconnect power (unplug or switch off breaker) before starting any repair
• Basic disassembly may require removing the appliance front or door trim to access the collar
• Inspect the door latch and interlock switch for wear while replacing the collar

This interlock collar assembly centers and supports the door/lid interlock so the appliance can detect and secure the door during operation. Restores proper engagement of the latch for reliable start/lock behavior and safety sensing. What it does:

• Positions and stabilizes the interlock/lock mechanism so the door or lid can latch correctly.
• Helps the appliance register a closed/locked door so cycles can start and run.
• A worn, cracked, or broken collar can lead to failure-to-start, door not locking/unlocking, or intermittent door-latch problems.
• Works with the interlock/latch components to maintain safe operation of the door/lid assembly.

• Disconnect power before attempting any service; follow basic electrical safety.
• Replacement requires access to the door/lid latch—use appropriate hand tools and avoid forcing plastic tabs.
• Inspect the interlock and latch components for additional wear; replace damaged parts as needed.
• Refer to OEM instructions for model-specific removal and reassembly guidance.