Maytag Washer Parts

This washer water level pressure switch senses air pressure from the tub and signals the control to stop the fill at the correct point, helping prevent overfilling and ensuring each cycle uses the right amount of water. What it does:

• Monitors tub water level via the air dome hose and internal diaphragm
• Sends signals to the control to open/close the inlet valves during fill
• Helps match water level to the selected or programmed setting
• Failure symptoms include overfilling/overflow, continuous filling, low or no fill, or cycles not advancing from the fill stage

• One pressure switch

• Disconnect power and turn off the water supply before servicing
• Access the console/control area; note wire and hose positions before removal
• Transfer the air tube and wiring to the new switch; seat the tube fully and ensure it isn't kinked, cracked, or clogged
• Reassemble and run a quick fill test to ensure the valve shuts off at the proper level

This control knob attaches to the appliance's control shaft so you can select settings with a solid, positive feel. Replace a cracked, stripped, or missing knob to restore smooth operation and a clean, finished look.

• Attaches to a switch or valve shaft to select temperatures, burner levels, or cycles
• Transfers your hand turn to the control shaft for accurate setting changes
• Common symptoms: cracked hub, spins without engaging, wobbly/loose, falls off, or missing
• Helps maintain a uniform appearance across the control panel

• Disconnect power (and shut off gas, if applicable) before servicing
• Pull the old knob straight off the shaft; avoid prying against the control panel
• Align the insert with the shaft's flats or splines and press straight on until fully seated
• Match position- and finish-specific knobs to the original on models that use different knobs per location

The Rotor is an OEM part for Whirlpool washers. It is responsible for rotating the drum during the wash and spin cycles. It provides the necessary power and motion to agitate and clean your clothes effectively.

A bad washer rotor can occur due to wear and tear over time or damage caused by excessive loads or foreign objects that may have entered the drum. If you notice symptoms such as a noisy or vibrating washer, the drum not spinning properly or not spinning at all, or error codes indicating motor-related issues, it may be time to replace the washer rotor.

Symptoms of a bad washer rotor include:

• Noisy or vibrating washer
• Drum not spinning properly or not spinning at all
• Error codes indicating motor-related issues

Restore your washer by replacing the faulty or worn-out washer rotor with this genuine OEM part.

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

Color: White

The Dispenser Drawer Assembly is an OEM component specifically designed for Whirlpool washers. It houses detergent and fabric softener during cycles.

Causes of a faulty assembly can include warping of the plastic base from heat and chemicals over many loads. Small cracks may develop in the detergent trays.  

Symptoms of a bad dispenser drawer assembly include: 

• Leaks from cracked or misaligned drawers polluting washer interiors  
• Difficulty closing or securing the assembly properly
• Premature deterioration inhibiting reliable cycles 

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

This is the upper agitator (auger) assembly for top-load washers. It restores the one-way ratcheting action that pulls laundry downward during the wash stroke for proper rollover and cleaning performance. What it does:

• Drives the top half of a dual-action agitator to move clothes down in the tub
• Replaces a worn or stripped auger that lets the top agitator stop or slip
• Helps resolve weak agitation or poor clothes rollover
• Addresses clicking/grinding from worn internal ratchet components

• 1 agitator auger assembly

• Disconnect power before servicing
• Remove the fabric softener dispenser and agitator cap, then the agitator bolt
• Lift off the old auger, align splines, and seat the new auger on the lower agitator
• Reinstall the bolt and caps; run a short wash to confirm proper agitation

Small but essential, this drain hose retainer is a clip that secures the hose in place during use or storage. It keeps the hose properly routed to help prevent kinks, pull-outs, and leaks. What it does:

• Holds the drain hose to the cabinet/frame for correct routing or stowage
• Helps prevent kinks, abrasion, and strain that can cause poor draining or leaks
• Replaces a broken, warped, or missing retainer so the hose stays put
• Common symptoms: hose won't stay clipped, falls during operation, visible damage, water near hose path

• 1 drain hose retainer

• Disconnect power and turn off the water supply before servicing
• Access the hose routing area and remove the damaged retainer
• Position and fasten the new retainer in the same location; route the hose through it
• Run a brief test to ensure secure routing and no leaks

Includes water inlet valve, vacuum break, wire harness and connector hose.

Left side hinge

This washer lid switch signals that the lid is closed so the cycle can run. A failed switch can keep the washer from starting or spinning. Replacing it restores safe operation and consistent cycle performance.

• Senses lid position and enables operation only when the lid is closed
• Interrupts spin when the lid opens to meet safety interlock requirements
• Typical symptoms: washer won't start, won't spin, or stops when the lid is bumped
• Intermittent operation that improves when pressing or holding the lid closed

• Disconnect power before servicing; allow moving parts to stop completely
• Access the switch from the top/console area as directed for your model; note wire-harness orientation
• Secure the switch and ensure the lid strike aligns properly with the actuator
• After reassembly, run a spin test with the lid closed to verify operation

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

Color: White

To order indicator light use WP903115.

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

This indicator light lens covers the pilot/indicator lamp opening on the appliance's control panel. It protects the assembly and diffuses the light so operating status is easy to see, restoring a clean, finished appearance when the original lens is damaged or missing.

• Covers and protects the indicator/pilot light opening in the panel
• Diffuses light for clearer visibility of the status indicator
• Helps keep dust, grease, and moisture out of the indicator assembly
• Common symptoms: lens cracked, missing, loose, or discolored; indicator light difficult to see

• Disconnect power to the appliance before servicing.
• Access the rear of the control panel/backguard to reach the lens area.
• Release the old lens from the panel opening and press the new lens in until fully seated; do not force brittle plastics.
• Reassemble panels, restore power, and verify the indicator is clearly visible.

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

This replacement switch restores reliable on/off control for the specific function it serves in your appliance. A failing switch can cause that feature to stop responding or behave intermittently; replacing it brings normal operation back.

• Opens and closes the electrical circuit to the associated component when actuated
• Provides consistent, safe control of the feature it operates
• Typical failure symptoms: function won't turn on, won't turn off, or works only intermittently
• Physical clues can include a loose or sticky actuator, heat discoloration, or visible arcing damage

• Disconnect power at the breaker before servicing; allow hot surfaces to cool
• Access the switch per your model's service/parts diagram and note wire positions
• Transfer wires one at a time to the new switch; secure any mounting hardware
• Verify continuity and test operation before reassembly; replace any damaged connectors