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Customer Questions and Answers for Pump And Motor Assembly (Drain) by Whirlpool

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By: Whirlpool
Part Number: OEM15918555
Manufacturer Part Number: W10428168

Complete drain pump and motor assembly that removes water from the washer during drain cycles, restoring reliable draining and preventing standing water for trouble-free spin and dry cycles. What it does:

  • Pumps water out of the washer tub during drain cycles to help the washer complete drain and spin operations.
  • Helps address common symptoms like a washer that won't drain, leaves water in the tub, or makes grinding/humming noises from the pump area.
  • Replaces the original drain pump/motor unit to restore normal pump operation when the old unit is worn, clogged, or failing.
What's included:
  • One pump and motor assembly.
Install notes:
  • Disconnect power and shut off water to the appliance before beginning any service.
  • Drain any remaining water from the tub or hoses to avoid spills; keep towels or a shallow pan handy.
  • Note or photograph hose and wiring connections before removal to ensure correct reassembly.
  • Inspect pump mounting gaskets, hose clamps and hoses; replace damaged seals to prevent leaks.

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For Whirlpool Pump And Motor Assembly (Drain) (Part Number: OEM15918555)

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Lihua, the weight absorber should mount through the center of the assembly. It is recommended to utilize the parts that are designed to be on your appliance.

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Rhonda, You might have some broken glass in the impeller area restricting motor movement. You can watch the video for part # ap3115180 to see how to access this area for blockage.

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Sue, turn the power off to the DW and get access to the control board. With a multimeter, check resistance on the motor pins P5 to P9, you should read 3-7 ohms. if you don't get that resistance reading, replace the motor. If the motor checks out ok, I would replace the control. motor part number is WPW10780877, control is WPW10084141

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Bigal, You will want to test p5-2 and p5-1 connectors on the control board to make sure the control is supplying voltage when it should be washing for 120 vac. Also, check connectors p10-1 to p7-6 for 120 vac to the diverter valve. I have also found the connector to the wash pump backed out on some units so a quick visual inspection might be worth your while. If you're not getting your voltages then the control would need replaced.

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Peter for Model Number Kenmore 665.15969990 Dishwasher

Similar to previous post - the dishwasher starts with a high pitched whine when the motor first starts going (after fill). The whine disappears after a few minutes. Suspect the bearings are starting to go bad - does that make sense? All else works fine - dishes clean just fine. Question - I will probably replace the entire pump & motor assembly with W10428168. Are there any other parts/gaskets etc that need to be replaced when doing so? Parts diagram specifically mentions "Pump Gasket #16 MUST be replaced anytime pump assembly is removed and replaced".

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Peter, The pump and motor assembly W10428168 will come with the gasket and does not need any other parts for it. You will want to check to see if there is anything caught down in the pump assembly.

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Nate, At this point, no you don't need a new pump " I can see water coming out of the dishwasher, so it's pumping out ". The water inlet valve controls the water entering the tub/machine. Try this, Start the machine on a regular wash cycle, allow the dishwasher to fill and start to wash(3 to 5 minutes) then unlatch the door, and remove the lower rack. Check the water level in the bottom of the tub. it should be approx.1/4" near the bottom of the heater element, if it's not at least that high/deep there's not enough water to properly wash dishes and operate the machine properly. If the water level is in range then check the water temperature. It should be a minimum of 120 dgrs.F. in the bottom of the tub on the first fill of the cycle.

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Arbin, There is a check valve 675238 on the pump assembly that can get clogged or restricted, there's the possibility that the drain hose, the air gap or disposal could be clogged and not allowing the dishwasher to drain. There is also the possibility that the rain impeller inside the pump housing is broken or cracked, or the vanes have deteriorated and isn't moving the water when the motor reverses to drain the dishwasher 675806 But there are no drain valves or solenoids to stick or fail on this style/type dishwasher.

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Hello Bill, It is recommended to pull the drain pump first to check for debris since this would save you the shipping on the part. You should order the W10428168 pump and motor assembly since this would guarantee there are no leaks from the assembly of the pieces which can be very hard to get installed properly. There is no restocking fee..

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Debra, You will want to check the drain pump to make sure that there is 120 vac getting to it. If there is 120 vac to the pump but not pumping then make sure that there is no issue with clogging in the drain and if it checks ok then the issue will be the drain pump. If there is not 120 vac to the pump then the issue will be with the control board.

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Eric for Model Number Kenmore 665.158J1793 Dishwasher

The dishwasher has begun to make a high-pitched whine for a few minutes during the beginning of the cycle. After a few minutes it slowly diminishes and won't make any more odd sounds for the rest of the cycle. Kinda sounds like a bearing noise on the pump but I can't make much sense out of the fact that the sound stops. It still washes the dishes just as well as before it started making the whine. Is the pump about to fail? Thanks for your help!

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Eric, It is possible that the pump bearings are starting to fail. The reason that the unit would make a whine and then it taper off would be that as the bearings start heating up they move more freely.

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