Bosch Washer WFO1260IT Parts

Replace a broken spin speed knob coupling if your washer control knob spins freely or won't change settings. Simple DIY repair in under 30 minutes.

Replace a worn, cracked, or loose spin speed selector dial on your washer. This control knob installs on the control panel to restore clear settings.

Fix washer not draining or slow drainage with this drain pump tube. Connects pump to reservoir. Moderate DIY repair, typically 30-45 minutes.

This fastening ring secures mating appliance components by locking parts in place to prevent movement or separation during operation. It's a simple yet essential hardware piece that helps maintain proper alignment and reliable function. What it does

• Holds mating parts together to prevent wobble, vibration, or dislocation
• Keeps seals and assemblies properly seated to reduce noise and misalignment
• Helps maintain correct component spacing for smooth operation
• Commonly replaced when the original ring is bent, worn, or missing

• Designed for use with compatible OEM assemblies; follow for correct placement
• Inspect mating surfaces and replace any damaged clips, seals, or gaskets before reassembly
• Use proper tools to avoid deforming the ring during installation; do not force into place
• Disconnect power and follow safety procedures before servicing the appliance

Replacement screw for washer assembly. Used to secure internal components and panels. Order a new screw if yours is stripped, missing, or damaged.

Replace a worn washer drum pulley if your machine makes squealing noises, won't spin properly, or the drum turns unevenly. Simple repair with basic tools.

If detergent isn't dispensing properly or you notice water leaks near the dispenser, this hose may need replacement. Restores proper water flow to dispenser.

Suspension spring that supports and stabilizes the washer tub. Replace if spring is stretched, broken, or detached to restore proper tub support.

This is the dishwasher inner tub — the main water-holding enclosure that supports racks and directs wash water. Replacing a damaged tub restores the cabinet's watertight integrity and prepares the appliance for safe operation. What it does:

• Houses wash and rinse water and provides mounting points for racks, spray arms, and seals
• Maintains a watertight chamber to prevent leaks and water damage
• Supports proper spray and drainage by keeping components aligned
• A cracked, warped, or punctured tub can cause visible leaks, pooling on the floor, or dishwasher failure to fill/hold water

• Disconnect power and water supply before starting; follow manufacturer service procedures
• Replacing the tub typically requires partial disassembly of the dishwasher (door, panels, and internal components)
• Handle carefully — tubs can be heavy and have sharp edges; wear gloves and eye protection