Parts for Whirlpool WTW4616FW1: 04 - Basket And Tub Parts

If fabric softener leaks through or doesn't dispense properly, this dispenser cup may need replacement. Snaps onto agitator in minutes—no tools needed.

Fix an agitator that won't turn or leaks fabric softener with this inner cap. Simple 5-minute repair—remove the outer cap and replace. Video guide included.

Seals the agitator cap to prevent water leaks into the agitator assembly. Replace if you notice leaking during wash cycles. Verify fit with your model.

Secures the washplate to the drive shaft in your washer. Replace if stripped, damaged, or missing during washplate repairs or agitator service.

Rubber washer that seals beneath the agitator bolt to secure the agitator to the drive shaft. Replace if agitator loosens or leaks occur. Verify fit.

Fix grinding gears or a loose, rattling agitator. This complete assembly restores washing action. Easy 5-minute DIY repair with video guide.

Upper agitator not spinning or turning freely? This short cam agitator repair kit includes dogs, cam, and retainer. DIY-friendly 10-minute repair.

Agitator barely moving clothes? Worn agitator dogs prevent the ratcheting action needed for proper washing. Simple DIY fix in under 30 minutes.

Fix a slowly rotating or grinding agitator with this cam driven bearing. Often worn teeth cause agitation problems. Part of the complete cam assembly.

If your washer agitator spins freely or won't move clothes, the upper agitator may be worn. Often replaced with agitator dogs. Video guide available.

Upper agitator stopped spinning or won't turn? This thrust spacer washer reduces friction between agitator parts. Simple DIY repair, under 30 minutes.

Agitator barely moving or not churning clothes? This lower agitator fixes worn splines causing poor washing. DIY repair typically takes 5-10 minutes.

Mounts at the top of the outer tub to contain splashes and suds. Replace if cracked, broken, or damaged to restore proper water containment and fit.

Noisy spin cycle or loose tub? This spanner nut secures the washer tub to the drive shaft. Requires spanner wrench for installation. DIY-friendly.

Holds silverware and small utensils securely during wash cycles. Replace if cracked, broken, or missing. Confirm fit with your model number.

Washer won't spin or agitate? A worn drive block often causes spinning failure. This connects the transmission to the tub. Moderately difficult repair.

Outer tub assembly holds wash water and houses the inner basket in top-load washers. Replace if cracked, leaking, or damaged during repairs.

Washer won't drain or clothes have residue? Replace the drain pump filter that screens debris and prevents clogs. Protects pump from damage.

Machine screw that secures panels, brackets, and components in appliances. Replace when worn, stripped, or missing to restore tight fit and stability.

Washer tub seal prevents water leaks between outer tub and inner basket. Replace if you notice leaking from below. Confirm fit with your model number.

Fix washers that won't start, stop mid-cycle, or display error codes. This wire harness connects control boards, motors, and sensors to restore communication.

Secures wiring bundles to mounting posts in your washer. Replace if broken, missing, or worn to keep wire harnesses organized and prevent chafing.

Replace a leaking or damaged water inlet hose to restore proper water flow to your washer. This hose connects your water supply to the appliance's system.

Secures washer hoses to connections preventing leaks and detachment during operation. Replace when clamps become worn or loose. Verify fit with your model.

Secures baffles to the dryer drum interior. Replace worn, stripped, or missing screws to keep baffles firmly attached and prevent rattling during operation.