Customer Questions and Answers for Lid Switch Kit by Whirlpool

Hello CGA, the lid switch is 12001908, if the switch is replaced and the problem still occurs then the timer is faulty, the timer is part 22003445 but shows as no longer available due to being discontinued by the manufacturer.

Peter, The first check to make is the lid, make sure it hasn't bowed in/down in the center, check the center of the back of the lid, in the actuator area, there may be discoloration(rust) or in some cases you can actually see the crack in the metal. If all's OK then install the lid switch assembly 12001908, including the plunger

Hello Valerie. The F5 E3 alert indicates there is issue with the lid lock. You will need to order and replace the lid lock WPW10619844 on the unit.

Hello Resa. You will need to order and replace the control board on the unit.

Tami, There is a spring that goes around the shaft of the plunger before it is installed. This would be the most likely place for the spring.

Hello Darlene. You will need to order and replace the lock assembly W11307244 on the unit.

Sol, The lid switch part number for your unit is showing as being W10820036.

Hello Mandy, This is most likely the lid switch 12001908 or an adjustment of the switch or the switches plunger installation. As a note, be sure to make sure the lid hinge screws are tight and the switch actuator, (lid cam), 22003942 is in proper position.

Hello Carlos, This can be a bad drain pump WP6-2022030 or debris in the pump. This doesn't eliminate other issue such as a bad spin bearing but more information would be needed for a more in depth diagnosis (such as a roaring sound during spin, etc.).

Lala, The lid switch would not cause the issue that you are having. The most likely cause for the issue will be a seized up water pump. The part number WP35-6465.