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Customer Questions and Answers for Stirrer Motor (Service Kit) by Whirlpool

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By: Whirlpool
Part Number: OEM18065466
Manufacturer Part Number: WPW10463866

This is the stirrer motor assembly that drives the metal stirrer in the microwave's waveguide. A working stirrer helps distribute microwave energy more evenly, reducing hot and cold spots for consistent heating.

  • Rotates the mode stirrer to spread RF energy inside the cavity
  • Symptoms of a failing motor can include uneven heating, cold spots, buzzing or grinding from the waveguide area, or the stirrer not turning
  • May restore even cooking performance when the original motor is worn or seized
What's included: Stirrer motor assembly as shown by the manufacturer for service replacement. Install notes:
  • Unplug the appliance before servicing; high-voltage components in microwaves can retain a dangerous charge
  • Remove the grill/cover and access panel to reach the stirrer motor location
  • Transfer any mounting hardware from the original part if not supplied
  • Ensure the stirrer blade or coupler is correctly seated and turns freely before reassembly

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For Whirlpool Stirrer Motor (Service Kit) (Part Number: OEM18065466)

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Hello Jose. It sounds like the baffles 8565688 inside the drum are broken and are missing. They cause the clothes to tumble when the drum is turning.

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Sue, You will want to check the thermal fuse on the blower housing to make sure that it has continuity. If there is no continuity then the issue will be the thermal fuse which would need to be replaced.

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Grant, Based on the description of the problem it sounds like the motor would be the issue. When the unit starts it will start on the start winding and once it gets going will switch to the run winding. It sounds like the unit is not changing to the run winding and this would be caused by a bad motor.

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Hello Beth, This sounds like one of the centrifugal switch springs has come out. The only way I know of that this can happen is if the clip on one end of the spring has broken off. If this is the case, the only way to correct it is to replace the motor assembly WPW10463866.

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Deidra, If you disconnect the belt from the motor and turn the unit on, see if the motor runs. If the motor does not run then most likely you would need a new motor but if the motor does run then it may be bad rollers on the unit that have seized up and not allow the drum to turn.

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