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This is a water inlet valve that controls the flow of water into the washing machine during fill cycles. It is an electrically operated valve that opens and closes to allow hot or cold water into the tub as directed by the control board. Replace this valve if your washer is not filling with water, filling slowly, leaking from the back, or continuing to fill when it should stop.
Ordered this part and just changed it out. Not hard once I figured out how to get in to it. Read more
Restores a solid grip on your laundry center door. Replace this handle when the original is cracked, broken, or loose for smooth opening and closing.
Installed new one. About 10 minute job. Read more
Washer stops mid-spin or shows F6E1 error? The motor control board regulates drive motor speed and direction. Most DIYers replace it in 15-30 minutes.
On-line chat with AppliancePartsPros told me the error code was was for motor speed and they sent me a .pdf file on what to do to T/S it. Following the sheet I checked motor and Tack resistance and wiring - all OK, so I ordered a Motor Controller Ckt board assy. It arrived in 24 hours, during that time i watched the replacement videos and removed the old part. Upon receiving the new part I installed it (15 min), tested the washer (it worked), then put all the panels back on, pushed the washer... Read more
This is an electric drain pump that removes water from the wash tub during the drain and spin cycles of a washing machine. It is typically mounted at the bottom of the washer and connects to the drain hose. Replace this pump if the washer fails to drain, drains very slowly, or makes loud humming or grinding noises during the drain cycle.
The easiest way to fix the problem was to order a new water pump from AppliancePartsPros. This washer is located in our motorhome and was a real challenge to remove from its location so that we could work on it. After my husband replaced the water pump, the washer drains the water and works perfectly. Read more
Fix a broken or wobbly agitator that won't move clothes properly. This top-load washer agitator replaces cracked or stripped parts. Simple bolt removal.
There was a single bolt through the bottom of the agitator that connected it to the tub. Undoing the bolt to remove the broken base of the old agitator, placing the bolt in the base of the new agitator, aligning and tightening the bolt. Read more
Washer won't spin or door won't lock? This door lock spin enable switch signals the control to start high-speed spin. Moderate DIY repair, 30-60 minutes.
Replaced the motor wax door lock switch and the door lock spin enable switch. Read more
This is the central wash-action component in select top-load washers. Replacing a worn or damaged agitator restores proper agitation so clothes circulate through water and detergent for consistent cleaning performance. What it does:
I have a 25 year old Kenmore washer that works well and didn't want to get a new washer as they don't make them like they used to. Upon removing the top cap of the agitator and doing an inspection, the agitator dogs were completely broken into pieces. Due to age we decided to replace the lower and upper agitator along with the agitator auger dogs repair kit. All new parts and works fine. On inspection of old parts, we probably could have gotten away with just a $5 repair for the plastic... Read more
This cam assembly kit includes the components that allow the agitator's upper portion to ratchet in one direction during the wash cycle. The cams engage and release to create the back-and-forth agitation motion that cleans clothes. Replace this kit if the agitator spins freely in both directions without gripping, makes clicking or grinding noises, or no longer agitates clothes effectively.
Simple by using 7/16 socket with long extension to remove the bolt and pull the whole agitator out and clean them. Put back in together with new parts. It works fine now. Read more
Washer making loud grinding noise during spin? A damaged motor rotor with worn splines or cracked magnets causes this. Repair guide included.
Replaced rotor and stator Read more
This is a rubber gasket seal that fits between the outer tub halves or around the tub ring of a washing machine, creating a watertight seal to prevent leaks during the wash and spin cycles. It compresses between the tub components when they are clamped together. Replace this seal if you notice water leaking from around the outer tub, pooling under the washer, or if the seal appears cracked, hardened, or deformed.
This was some repair! My SG1000 stackable is over 30 years old and was purchased second hand. I've replaced many parts in the dryer section, but besides a water inlet, this was my first repair to the washer. All of a sudden it started making a terrible noise and was not agitating the clothes. The spin cycle worked fine. I first replaced the two belts on the bottom, but when I removed the old ones I realized they did not look terribly worn and weren't the cause. Many stories on here indicated... Read more
Replace your washer's damaged inner door panel. Installs inside the door assembly. Order a new panel when yours is cracked, broken, or has holes causing leaks.
I researched the part and found the video on how to replace the part. It was very helpful and took me about 15 minutes to replace the part Read more
Fix a slipping or freely spinning top agitator with this upper auger. Restores the ratcheting motion that pulls clothes down. Quick 3-minute repair.
Seals the agitator shaft opening to prevent leaks and protect internal components. Replace if you see water leaking from the center post during wash cycles.
Found the wonderful parts diagrams you most generously share online and a couple of YouTube videos . I determined it should be repairable. In my cast the agitator shaft was frozen (rusted) in place. I was very fortunate to have been able to eventually remove it with the use of a lot of BP penetrating oil and heat. Long and short the replacement parts fit perfectly and the washer is running like new. Special thanks to the online support make my repair possible. Read more
Clothes not getting clean or washplate spinning freely? Stripped plastic splines prevent agitation. DIY fix in 15 minutes—remove cap and bolt, lift out.
The plastic ridges on the inside of the washplate were stripped. New washplate solved the problem. This washer is barely 3 years old, so I guess I can expect to be doing this again, but better than buying a new washer. Read more
Left-side door hinge for dryers. Replaces broken, bent, or deformed hinges that prevent the door from closing properly. Simple installation.
I removed the old hinges and replaced them with the new hinges. It was probably the easiest repair I've ever had to do. Read more
Attaches to the timer shaft to select wash cycles and start your washer. Replace this knob if it's cracked, stripped, broken, or missing to restore control.
I diagnosed the problem, identified faulty parts, and replaced those components. Read more
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