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Customer Questions and Answers for Dispenser Assembly by Whirlpool

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By: Whirlpool
Part Number: OEM18035505
Manufacturer Part Number: WP8182704

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For Whirlpool Dispenser Assembly (Part Number: OEM18035505)

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Hi Newnanny. Look at the detergent container part # WP8181722, and the siphon cap part # 8182665 to see if they are clogged. Use the sink to clean and flush out both parts for proper flow. If all of these parts and the detergent separator part # WP8181730 need periodical cleaning to insure the proper flow. The dispenser assy. part # WP8182704 does not include these parts. Thank You.

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Mark, no the dispenser assembly WP8182704 does not include the spring loaded actuator. To make sure we provide the correct parts for your unit we will need your appliance model number. Thanks.

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Hi Steve. If the back , bottom dispenser nipple is leaking, then that means there is a internal disp. leak and the water path is being diverted. The whole assy. needs replaced. Part # WP8182704. Thank You.

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Greg for Model Number Whirlpool GHW9200L

Which cycles do the 4 numbers on top of the Dispenser assembly represent? My washer started in off on 1 then immediately went to 2, stayed on 2 when rinse started, back momentarily to 1, then back to 3, then finally to 4. I was reading one of the above answers that said 1 is soap, 2 is bleach, 3 is softener, and 4 is flush. My softener did not release until the needle was on 4. Is that correct for this machine? The clothes do not seem to have the smell nor softness of the fabric softener on them when done. Thank you.

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Hi Greg. You are correct. 1-detergent, 2-bleach, 3-fabric softener and 4-rinse. The most common failure is that the softener /bleach siphon cap will get clogged and interrupt proper flow. Part # 8182665. Thank You.

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Hi Sandra. This is a relatively easy replacement part. You will need a small pick tool to assist in release the clasp lock that hold the small elect. connectors. Then a adjustable channel lock type wrench for the hose clamps.The dispenser assy. is part # WP8182704. Thank you.

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