Customer Questions and Answers for Washer Drain Pump Filter by Whirlpool

Hello Adam, thank you for contacting AppliancePartsPros.com
The pressure sensor is built onto the main control board W11723354.

Uncle Ernie,

Thank you for your question. It would be recommended to pull the agitator and make sure that it is clean under it. The washer does not have any oil in it that would cause this issue so it would either be residual fabric softner or something else that has gotten into the washer.

Joshua,

There will be no filter that would need to be cleaned on this washer.

Matt,
The part in question is located in the bottom of the outer tub. Filter WPW10215093
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Hello Rick, thank you for contacting APP,

It does not appear that this unit has a filter. I would recommend running a cleaning cycle with an Affresh W10549845 tab or a couple of cups of white vinegar. This unit does not have a dedicated cleaning cycle, so I would recommend setting the unit to Max Fill water level, Hot temperature, Fabric Softener 2nd Rinse on Options, and Heavy for the cycle selection.

Chris,
The filter for this machine is at the outer tub outlet. part# WPW10215093

Sylvia,

This unit would not have a lint filter. It is possible that the issue could be caused with liquid fabric softener build up that is getting on the clothes. Remove the agitator and check to see if there is build up under it and clean if there is.

Alex, it would be recommended that the washer is ran through a cleaning cycle a couple of times while using Affresh W10549845.

Hello Paul, there is no lint trap listed by the manufacturer for this model.

Hello Wendy,
If the unit is properly leveled so it cannot rock and the floor is not weak, the issue is most often the spin basket W10554251 no longer containing the saline solution used for load balancing.