Estate Washer Parts

This is a replacement power cord that supplies electrical power from a wall outlet to your appliance. A fresh cord helps ensure safe, reliable power delivery when the original is damaged, overheated, or worn.

• Delivers household power to the unit's main electrical connection
• Replace if the cord is cut, cracked, burnt, loose, or intermittently powers the appliance
• Helps resolve issues like no power, tripping breakers, or visible cord damage

• Unplug the appliance and turn off the circuit breaker before starting
• Verify outlet type and cord routing match your original installation
• Transfer any cord clamp/retainer as needed and secure against sharp edges
• Inspect for proper grounding and test operation before returning to service

This washer timer knob attaches to the timer shaft so you can select cycles and start the machine. Replace a cracked, stripped, or missing knob to restore positive engagement and reliable cycle selection.

• Engages the timer shaft to choose wash cycles and settings
• Restores proper feel and control when turning the timer
• Common symptoms: knob cracked or missing, spins without moving the timer, difficult to start or select a cycle
• If the timer can be turned with pliers but not with the knob, the knob is likely worn

• Unplug the washer before servicing
• Pull off the old knob; retain any cap or spring clip from the original if present
• Align the new knob with the timer shaft and press firmly until fully seated
• Rotate through settings to ensure solid engagement

This water inlet valve controls the flow of household water into the dishwasher at the start of a cycle. Replacing a weak, stuck, or leaking valve restores proper filling performance and helps prevent fill-related errors and leaks. What it does:

• Opens and closes electrically to regulate water entering the dishwasher
• Helps ensure correct fill level and timing for each cycle
• Common failure symptoms: won't fill or slow fill, water seeping into tub when off, external leak at valve connections, loud buzzing/chattering during fill
• May set fill or water supply-related error codes on some models

• 1 water inlet valve assembly

• Disconnect power and turn off the water supply before servicing
• Have a towel or shallow pan ready for residual water when removing lines
• Transfer any original mounting hardware or fittings from the old valve as needed
• Inspect/clean the inlet screen and flush the supply line; check all connections for leaks after installation

This retainer ring is a genuine OEM replacement part sourced directly from the manufacturer for use on front load washing machines to hold the boot seal in place. The boot seal is the gasket that seals the washing machine when the door is closed to prevent water from leaking. The retainer ring is located flush against the boot seal and has either a spring clamp or screw clamp that secures it. Over time, this ring may become damaged due to the washing machine's normal use and age. If the ring is not tight, the washing machine could leak when in use. If water is coming from the door, it is a good idea to inspect and replace the retainer ring and possibly the boot as well.Unplug the washing machine to prevent electrocution. Remove the front panel, the detergent dispenser, and the kickplate to access the retainer ring. Locate the clamp on the ring and loosen it. Remove the retainer ring and set it to the side. Inspect the boot and then install the new retainer ring. Tighten the clamp and reassemble the washing machine. This retainer ring is sold as an individual unit. It is designed specifically for washing machines manufactured by Whirlpool.

This cap seal creates a tight barrier between a cap and its mating surface in your appliance. Replacing a worn seal restores a secure, leak-resistant fit and helps maintain proper performance over time.

• Forms a tight seal where the cap seats to prevent leaks and seepage
• Helps maintain intended pressure/flow and keeps contaminants out
• Typical failure signs: drips or moisture around the cap area, loose cap fit, or a flattened/cracked seal
• Age, heat, and detergents/chemicals can harden or deform the seal

• Disconnect power and shut off water before servicing
• Remove the cap and note the seal's orientation
• Clean mating surfaces; seat the new seal fully without twisting
• Reinstall the cap and test operation, checking for a leak-free fit

The Timer is an OEM part for Whirlpool washing machines. This component is responsible for controlling the various cycles of the washing machine, ensuring that each phase, from washing to rinsing to spinning, occurs at the correct time and duration.

Causes of a bad timer can include electrical faults, wear and tear on the internal mechanisms, or damage due to power surges or moisture exposure. Over time, these issues can interfere with the timer's ability to accurately manage the washing cycles, leading to performance problems.

Symptoms of a bad timer include:

• The washing machine not advancing through cycles
• Incorrect cycle durations
• The machine getting stuck in one part of the cycle
• Unresponsive or erratic timer controls

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

This mechanical timer controls the wash-cycle sequence on top-load washers—coordinating fill, agitate, drain, and spin. Replacing a failed timer restores proper cycle advancement and reliable start/stop so each step runs at the correct time.

• Controls the timing and order of fill, wash/agitate, drain, and spin functions
• Switches power to the motor, pump, and water inlet valve at the proper moments
• Common failure symptoms: cycle won't advance or stops mid-cycle; skips agitate or spin; runs past the end of the cycle
• Knob doesn't advance or must be manually turned to proceed between steps

• Disconnect power before servicing; turn off water if you'll be moving hoses
• Access through the control console; photograph wiring and transfer connectors one at a time to matching terminals
• Mount the timer securely and align the shaft with the knob/dial—do not force the shaft
• Reassemble the console and run a test cycle to proper advancement

This motor retainer secures the motor to its mounting point, keeping the assembly tight and aligned. Replace a worn or broken retainer to cut vibration and noise and to protect nearby seals, wiring, and components. What it does:

• Holds the motor firmly in place within the assembly
• Maintains alignment for smooth, quiet operation
• Supports sealing surfaces and connections; on water-bearing assemblies, help prevent leaks
• Replace if you notice a loose or rattling motor, new vibration/noise, or signs of movement or leakage at the motor

• Includes 1 motor retainer.

• Disconnect power; turn off water supply.
• Access the motor area and support the motor before removing the old retainer.
• Inspect mating parts and seals; replace any damaged components.
• Fully seat the motor and install the new retainer securely; test for abnormal noise or leaks.

Color: White. This washer lint filter is also known as the upper agitator.

Bottle with brush. Color: Black. Size: 0.6 fl.oz.

This upper agitator—also called the clothes mover—is the top section of the agitator in select top-load washers. It works with the agitator cam and dogs to roll laundry over during wash strokes. Replace if cracked, stripped, or no longer engaging. What it does:

• Provides the upper vanes that lift and roll clothes for proper turnover during agitation
• Transfers one-way motion from the cam/dogs to the top section of the agitator
• Helps address symptoms like the top section free-spinning, poor turnover/cleaning, rattling/loose feel, or visible cracks/broken fins

• 1 upper agitator (clothes mover)

• Unplug the washer and turn off water before servicing
• Remove the dispenser and cap to access the center fastener; lift out the agitator assembly
• Separate the old upper section from the cam, seat the new clothes mover fully on the splines, and reassemble
• Hand-check for one-way engagement of the top section before running a test cycle

Restore accurate cycle control with this washer timer. It sequences power to the drive motor, pump, and water inlet valves so the machine fills, washes, drains, and spins at the proper times.

• Advances the cycle through fill, wash, rinse, drain, and spin stages
• Sends power to the motor, pump, and inlet valves in the correct order and duration
• Safe symptoms: washer won't start, won't advance, stops mid-cycle, runs indefinitely, or skips rinse/spin
• Helps when cycles stall or the dial turns without moving the cycle forward

• Unplug the washer before servicing
• Open the control console to access the timer; note or photograph wiring
• Transfer wires one at a time to matching terminals on the new timer
• Reuse your existing knob/dial and mounting hardware; align the timer shaft before tightening

This valve controls the flow of household water into the dishwasher during the fill portions of the cycle. Replacing a weak, stuck, or leaking valve restores proper filling and helps prevent fill errors and water damage. What it does:

• Opens and closes to let the correct amount of water into the tub
• Common symptoms: no fill or very slow fill
• Water entering the tub when the dishwasher is off or won't stop filling
• Drips or leaks from the valve body or hose connection

• One water inlet valve assembly

• Disconnect power and shut off the water supply before servicing
• Place a towel to catch residual water; relieve line pressure at the supply
• Note wire and hose orientation before removal; move connections one at a time
• After installation, restore water and power, then run a brief fill to check for leaks

The Washer Timer Dial is an OEM replacement part for Whirlpool washers. Positioned just behind the washer timer knob, the timer dial has a gray indicator that helps the user select the appropriate cycle. It interacts with the timer to ensure the washer operates in the correct mode and duration according to the chosen cycle.

Over time, the timer dial may degrade due to regular use, excessive force during cycle selection, or accidental impact. This can lead to inaccurate cycle selection, making it hard to use the washer efficiently.

Color: White

Symptoms of a faulty Washer Timer Dial include:

• Misalignment or sticking when choosing cycles
• Difficulty accurately selecting the desired cycle
• Cracked or broken indicator

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

This Agitator Auger is the upper half of a dual-action washer agitator. It works with the agitator cam and dogs to create the screw-like motion that pulls clothes downward; replace if the top agitator slips, cracks, or stops turning.

• Forms the upper agitator that produces the ratcheting, spiral action for proper wash turnover
• Common symptoms include the upper agitator not moving, free-spinning or slipping under load, and visible cracks or stripped splines/fins
• Restores correct clothing movement and agitation performance when the upper section no longer drives

• Disconnect power and water before servicing
• Remove the fabric softener dispenser and inner cap, then unbolt and lift off the agitator to access the auger
• Transfer internal components (cam and agitator dogs) if reusing; inspect for wear during reassembly
• Align splines, seat the auger fully, tighten fasteners securely, and test the agitation function

This vacuum break valve (also called a vacuum breaker or anti-siphon valve) prevents dirty water from being drawn back into the supply when flow stops, protecting your water supply and helping maintain proper fill and drain performance.

• Breaks siphon/backflow after fill or drain cycles to prevent contamination
• Helps maintain correct water levels and consistent filling
• Common symptoms of a failed valve: leaks at the valve/hoses, unintended draining or backfilling, intermittent or slow fill, gurgling noises
• Restores the proper water flow path when replaced

• Disconnect power and shut off the water supply before servicing
• Place a towel or tray to catch residual water when removing hoses
• Note hose orientation and transfer existing fittings/clamps as needed
• Restore water/power and run a test cycle; check carefully for leaks