Maytag Pump

The Water Pump is an OEM part for Whirlpool laundry machines. It is responsible for circulating water into and out of the washer during rotation cycles. The pump is designed for reliable and high water pressure output to effectively wash clothes. 

Symptoms of a bad water pump include:

• Reduced or no water filling the washing machine tub
• Loud buzzing or grinding noises coming from the pump motor area
• Does not enter or remain in agitation cycles properly 

Causes of a bad water pump can be wear and tear over time, blockages that reduce water flow, or failure of electronic components that control the pump.

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

The Drain Pump Assembly is an OEM part for Whirlpool washing machines. This part is responsible for removing water from the washer during the drain cycle. 

Causes of a bad drain pump assembly can include blockages from debris, wear and tear on the pump motor, or damage from objects accidentally left in pockets.  

Symptoms of a bad drain pump assembly include:

• The washer not draining water
• Water remaining in the tub after a cycle
• Unusual noises during the drain cycle
• Error codes related to draining issues

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

This dishwasher wash impeller mounts on the circulation pump to drive water through the spray arms. A worn or damaged impeller can cause weak spray, poor cleaning, or noise; replacing it restores proper wash pressure. What it does:

• Moves water from the circulation pump through the filter and spray arms for effective cleaning
• Maintains proper wash pressure and spray action during the cycle
• Common fix for poor cleaning, spray arms not turning, or weak/no water circulation
• May reduce grinding or rumbling noises caused by broken or stripped impeller blades

• Includes 1 wash impeller

• Disconnect electrical power and shut off the water supply before servicing
• Remove the lower rack and spray arm; take off filters/sump cover to access the impeller
• Note impeller orientation; transfer any spacers as found and secure the impeller without overtightening
• Reassemble, check for leaks, and verify spray arm rotation after a test cycle

This water pump assembly circulates water through the appliance during active cycles. It restores proper water movement when the original pump becomes weak, noisy, or fails, helping maintain consistent washing performance and coverage. What it does

• Circulates water through the internal system as designed
• Helps distribute detergent and cleaning action evenly
• Symptoms of a failing pump include little/no water movement and poor wash results
• May produce loud humming/grinding from the pump area or show small leaks
• Some models may display error codes related to water circulation

• 1 water pump assembly

• Disconnect power and shut off water before servicing
• Access location varies by model; remove panels as needed and prepare for residual water
• Transfer hoses and clamps to the new pump; ensure tight, leak-free connections and correct orientation
• Reconnect wiring securely, then run a test cycle and check for leaks

This diverter disc directs wash water to different spray zones during a cycle, helping ensure alternating spray patterns and thorough cleaning. A worn or damaged disc can cause poor wash performance or incorrect spray routing.

• Routes water from the sump to selected spray arms/zones
• Helps alternate spray to improve coverage and cleaning
• Worn discs may lead to weak spray, poor cleaning, or unusual cycle behavior
• Can contribute to water leaking at the diverter area if the seal interface is compromised

• Disconnect power and water before servicing
• Access is typically from the bottom; remove the toe kick and lower panel as needed
• Note the disc orientation in relation to the diverter mechanism during removal
• Inspect related components (diverter motor/shaft, seals, sump) and replace if worn

This quality drain pump is designed to fit washing machines. It's an internal part that is tasked with removing the water that is in the tub during the spin cycle. The pump forces the water in the bottom to go up into the drain hose. The hose loops up to the top of the washing machine and then down to the drain so the tub can easily fill. If the pump is starting to fail, a humming noise may be present.If the washing machine drain pump needs to be replaced, unplug the appliance from the wall or turn off the circuit breaker. The water source should also be turned off throughout the process. Remove the washer face to get access to the drain pump. The pump is typically in one of the corners, where it can be inspected before any clogs are removed. Disconnect the part and replace it with the new drain hose.This drain pump is made to work with several washing machines by Maytag. It is sourced directly from the manufacturer as a genuine OEM replacement part. The component is priced individually.

Seal included. This sump housing assembly includes a 32.17 millimeter hole for the thermistor. If the hole for the thermistor is 31-31.5 millimeters you will need to order WP8534882.

This circulation pump recirculates water through the spray arms during the wash and rinse cycles. Replacing a failing pump restores proper wash pressure and helps resolve poor cleaning, no-spray conditions, and loud humming from the motor.

• Recirculates water from the sump through the spray arms to clean dishes
• Maintains correct water flow and pressure during wash/rinse
• Common symptoms: tub fills but no spray action, poor cleaning results, loud humming/rumbling or grinding from the pump area, cycle stalls or runs long
• Restores consistent wash performance when the original pump motor has failed

• Disconnect power and shut off the water supply before service
• Access is from the bottom/front; remove the toe-kick and lower panels as needed
• Expect some residual water—use towels or a shallow pan
• Ensure the pump O-ring seats correctly; secure clamps/connectors and run a leak check after reassembly

This drain pump assembly moves water out of the appliance during the drain portion of the cycle. Replacing a weak or failed pump restores proper draining and helps prevent standing water, odors, or repeated drain attempts.

• Actively pumps wastewater through the drain hose to household plumbing
• Engages during the drain step to clear the tub/sump between and after cycles
• Typical failure symptoms: won't drain or drains slowly; water left in the bottom; loud humming/grinding during drain; leaks around the pump area
• May fail due to worn motor, damaged impeller, or debris lodged inside the pump

• Disconnect power and turn off water supply; bail or wet-vac any standing water before starting
• Keep towels or a shallow pan ready; clamp or plug hoses to control residual water
• Transfer hose connections and any mounting hardware from the original pump; ensure seals and clamps are seated firmly
• After installation, run a short cycle to check for leaks

This drain pump assembly removes wastewater from the washer during the drain and spin portions of the cycle. Replacing a weak or failed pump helps the washer finish cycles without standing water, odors, or error interruptions.

• Pumps water from the tub to the household drain during drain/spin
• Wet clothes at cycle end, or humming/grinding noises from the pump area
• Leaking around the pump or connections can indicate a cracked housing

• Disconnect power and shut off water supply before servicing
• Expect some water release; place towels or a shallow pan under the pump
• Transfer wires and hoses to the new pump in the same orientation; reuse existing clamps
• Inspect hoses/filters for obstructions and run a quick drain test to check for leaks

The Impeller is an OEM part for Whirlpool brand dishwashers. Located within the dishwasher sump assembly, this plastic component utilizes rotating blades to circulate wash water throughout cycles.

Causes of a bad impeller can include cracking or damage from minerals over time, chunks of food debris jamming the blades, or normal wear on plastic.

Symptoms of a faulty impeller include: 

• Inadequate water circulation yielding poor cleaning 
• Food particles or utensils not fully rinsed
• Loud clicking or grinding noises mid-cycle
• Error codes relating to low water pressure

Replacing the impeller restores optimum water flow for Whirlpool dishwashers. Proper circulation using the OEM replacement ensures all portions of dishes and cycles receive sufficient water volume. Compatibility also includes Maytag, Jenn-Air, Amana, Magic Chef, and other brands.

This replacement filter traps debris and contaminants within your appliance's system to help protect internal components and maintain proper performance. Swapping a clogged or damaged filter can restore flow/airflow, reduce odors and buildup, and support efficient operation. What it does:

• Captures grease, lint, dust, or food particles to prevent recirculation and protect internal parts
• Supports proper airflow or fluid flow for ventilation, circulation, or drainage
• Helps minimize odors and residue caused by a saturated filter
• Typical signs it's due: visible tears/warping, heavy buildup, restricted airflow/venting, lingering odors

• 1 filter

• Disconnect power before servicing and allow any hot surfaces to cool
• Note the filter's orientation and any tabs/clips; install the new filter the same way
• Clean the surrounding housing or channel before installation
• Do not operate the appliance without required filter(s); follow your model's maintenance schedule

Pump housing only. For a complete pump and motor assembly, order WPW10247394.

This drain pump assembly actively removes wastewater from the dishwasher at the end of each cycle. Replacing a failing pump restores proper draining, helps prevent standing water, and supports clean, odor-free performance.

• Pumps water out of the tub through the drain hose to the household drain
• Helps prevent water from backing up into the tub between cycles
• Common symptoms: won't drain/standing water, humming or buzzing during drain, intermittent draining, or leaking around the pump area
• Restores reliable end-of-cycle draining

• Disconnect power and turn off water supply before servicing
• Remove lower access panel; place a towel or pan to catch residual water
• Note wire and hose positions; transfer clamps and reconnect hoses securely to prevent leaks
• Inspect drain hose, air gap, and disposer/sink inlet for blockages before testing

This drain pump assembly moves water out of the washer during the drain and spin parts of the cycle. Replacing a weak, noisy, or leaking pump restores proper draining, prevents standing water, and helps cycles finish correctly.

• Pumps wastewater from the tub to the household drain
• Supports proper spin performance by clearing water from the tub
• Common symptoms: won't drain or drains slowly; water left in tub; loud humming/grinding from pump area; leaks around the pump; cycle stops with a drain-related error
• A clogged hose or debris in the pump can mimic failure—inspect for obstructions

• Disconnect power and water supply; wear gloves. Bail or wet-vac remaining water and place towels or a pan to catch spills
• Clamp and remove inlet/outlet hoses; note hose orientation and routing
• Move wiring connector(s) one at a time to the new pump and secure the pump in place
• Ensure hoses are clear and clamps tight; run a drain/spin test and check for leaks

This de-coupled drain housing creates a sealed, vibration-isolated connection in the appliance's drain path. Replacing a cracked or leaking housing restores reliable draining performance and helps prevent water leaks and rattling during the drain cycle.

• Forms the rigid, sealed connection between the drain path and mating components
• Isolates pump vibration from the chassis to reduce noise during drain
• Directs wastewater efficiently out of the unit during the drain cycle
• Common symptoms of a failed housing include standing water, leaks under the unit, loud vibration/buzzing while draining, or visible cracks/broken tabs

• Disconnect power and water supply before servicing; allow any hot water to cool
• Access the drain area and place a towel or pan to catch residual water
• Move clamps/hoses, then transfer any reusable seals or grommets; replace worn seals as needed
• Secure all connections and clamps; run a short test and check carefully for leaks