Herbert March 04, 2014 for Model Number whirlpool duiet sport #wfw8300sw01 My washer is about 7years old this seal looks close but the holes in the door switch look different.
1 Answer Judy, it will either be the pressure switch or the inlet valve. If you start the washer, let the unit start filling, and remove power and the washer continues to fill you have a bad water valve. If it stops filling you have a bad pressure switch or kinked/clogged pressure switch hose. We'll need your model number to determine the correct part numbers. Thanks. Read More...
Rex December 06, 2013 for Model Number whirpool duet washing machine I am having a hard time getting the boot around the barrell so that I can put the clamp back on and seal it up. Can I use same kind of lubricant? Any suggestions?
1 Answer Hello Rex. Yes, you use a light, and make sure it is very light, coating of liquid detergent to help position the boot on the tub. Read More...
Leslie J. November 11, 2013 for Model Number WFW8300SW05 Hi. My washing machine leaks water out out of the bottom of the door during the wash and rinse cycles. This started after my son put too many clothes in a load and it appeared that the black rubber seal wasn't on properly. We put it back in place and it looks fine, but water still leaks out when we wash. Would replacing that seal likely do the trick or should I pay someone to come out and look at it before buying the part to make sure that is the problem? Thank you!
1 Answer Leslie, If the washer were drastically overloaded, or an article was stuck between the door and the boot area, there is most likely damage to the boot WPW10111435 . You may want to replace the boot first, then if the problem persists, check to make sure the washer is not overfilling and the proper amount and type of detergent is being used. Read More...
Bryan W. November 02, 2013 for Model Number WFW8300SW00 Whirlpool Duet Sport Washer Is the door boot seal that you sell for this model front load washer as heavy duty as the original equipment seal? I see many posts on other websites about replacement seals not being as thick and heavy as the original. Thanks, Bryan
1 Answer Hello Bryan, This is the door boot WPW10111435 distributed by the appliance manufacturer as the factory replacement part. We do not know if it has been made lighter or not since we are not involved with any of this process but, it is the only one available for the model number you posted. Read More...
Adam May 03, 2013 for Model Number MHW6000XW0 The tension spring clamp came off the door seal how do you re-attach it? Thanks
1 Answer Hello Adam. Here is a video to help. The model is different, but installs the same. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uv-3MSL06oA&list=UUnMCOX6qSbTUQPyJJzRwPcg&index=8 Read More...
Albert May 03, 2013 for Model Number MHWZ400TQ00 Replacing Door Boot Seal (Bellow #W10111435) Removed top panel but not able to remove Display Panel. Need instruction how to remove the Display Panel.
1 Answer Hello Albert. Remove all the screws securing the panel. Then you unsnap the panel from the cabinet on the unit. Make sure you have removed the dispenser and the screws behind it. Read More...
Joe March 31, 2013 for Model Number WFW8400TW03 Whirlpool duet Does a new retainer/spring assembly and a new drum clamp come with the bellows/seal? If not, what are the part numbers so I can order them if needed? Thanks, Joe
1 Answer Joe, the door boot seal WPW10111435 does not include the clamps part numbers WP8540108 and W11032829. Thanks! Read More...
1 Answer Hello Lisa, To remove the door boot you would unplug unit. Turn off water supply, and remove top cover and console. Remove the lower front access panel. Open the washer door and using a small screwdriver or needle nose pliers, pull the tension spring on the retaining wire out from the front of bellow and remove wire. Remove the front panel from unit and take off the bellow retaining clamp. Remove bellow and install new. Reassemble in reverse. Read More...
Susie October 23, 2012 for Model Number WFW8300SW04 My retaining spring came off my door boot seal. What parts do I need in order to fix the issue? I can not seem to find a retaining spring anywhere.
1 Answer Hi Susie, depending on which clamp you need, use W11032829 for boot seal to front panel or [AP38662870] for boot seal to tub. Hope this helps! Read More...