Customer Questions and Answers for Rear Leveling Leg by Whirlpool

Kevin, Unfortunately we do not have any information on Carrier product and would be unable to assist with this question.

Kevin, Here is a link to a part number for a lid switch http://www.appliancepartspros.com/whirlpool-lid-switch-assembly-285671-ap3094500.html. This will show you how to get into the unit. Once the cabinet has been removed there will be a bar at the back of the washer that holds the leveling legs in place. There is a pin that you will need to tap out and then remove the legs and install the new one with a new pin.

Linda, If the springs and legs check ok then you will want to check the pads on the skate plate WP3946509 for uneven wear. This is the most likely cause of the unit getting off balance.

Hello Lisa! Yes, the rear leveling foot 285244 includes the pin. Thanks!

Hello Don, The rear legs should "flop" back and forth when the machine is tilted forward so the weight is off of them. If they do not "reset" to the centered position, you can bump them with a heavy item such as a wrench or hammer and they should free up. The mechanism can be sprayed with a spray lubricant to keep them freed up. When the weight is lowered back onto them they will automatically set to level. Be aware that level in this case is not bubble level, but the state where equal distribution of the machines' weight is on each of the four feet, (so no "rocking" can take place).