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Customer Questions and Answers for Gear Case Oil by Whirlpool

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Part Number: OEM9218889
Manufacturer Part Number: 350572

The Gear Case Oil is an OEM part for Whirlpool washing machines. It lubricates the gears and components within the washing machine’s transmission, ensuring smooth and efficient operation during the wash and spin cycles.

Causes of bad gear case oil can include degradation over time, contamination from water or debris, and leaks due to worn seals or gaskets.

Symptoms of a bad gear case oil include:

  • Loud or unusual noises during the wash or spin cycles
  • The washing machine not agitating or spinning properly
  • Oil leaks visible under the washing machine
  • Increased friction or overheating of the transmission components

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

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For Whirlpool Gear Case Oil (Part Number: OEM9218889)

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Hello Geggle, The only gearcase oil 6-0560800 we can recommend is what the manufacturer recommends. Be aware that many gearcases, (transmissions), have plastic gears and things in there and petroleum based lubricants can do more damage than good.

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Hello Jerry. Sorry, you will need to contact the manufacturer for that information. We do not have access to it. Thank you.

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Hello David, You can check the oil level from there but the only time oil has to be added is when the gearcase is drained for service reasons.

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Rex, The only way to put the gear case oil in the transmission you have to pull the top cover of the transmission.

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Hello Damyan. It shouldn't have leaked enough oil to hurt anything and the unit should be fine.

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Skiking99, Yes this oil 350572 will work for your unit and can be added to the transmission. There will be a spot to add oil.

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Mark, If the gearcase is completely empty then you would want to put between 13 to 15 ounces of oil in the gearcase.

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Bud, We do not have the weight of the oil. This is information is not supplied by the manufacturer.

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Lynn for Model Number LAT8435AAE

I have noticed an oily residue around my washer for several months and now realize I have a transmission leak. I am assuming this is from the lower seal going bad. If I purchase and replace the lower seal can I add oil to the transmission on my washer? I am reading that some transmissions cannot have the oil replaced. My washer is 16 years old, but has otherwise been reliable and if I can fix it I would like to try. Thanks in advance for any advice you can provide

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Hello Lynn, Yes you can add oil to transmission. The oil useage is between 13 and 15 oz. The lower seal would be the most likely cause but you may also look at the lower transmission shaft to ensure that it is in good shape as well.

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