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Customer Questions and Answers for Washer Lid Switch Assembly by Whirlpool

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Part Number: OEM17951247
Manufacturer Part Number: 3949247V

Washer won't spin or drain? A faulty lid switch prevents the cycle from starting. This repair takes 15-30 minutes with basic tools and a video guide.

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For Whirlpool Washer Lid Switch Assembly (Part Number: OEM17951247)

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Hi. Is the door lock light on? Remove the top. It will be advantageous to find the supplied tech sheet inside the cabinet to aid you in the diagnosis. It allows you to put the unit in a diagnostic mode which brings up fault codes and tells you which circuit needs assistance. Use a volt/ohm meter part # MA-DM1 to assist you in your diagnostics. Send us the model # so we can assist you further. Thank You.

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Hello Ron. Yes, there is, but we are not allowed to advise bypassing a safety feature of the unit. You will need to wait until the new one comes in and install it. Sorry.

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Hello javier. You need to check and see if the strike that presses the lid switch is broke and needs to be replaced on the unit. It is attached to the lid of the unit and is made of plastic.

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Hello Dawn. Based on the information you provided, ti sounds like the lid switch 3949247V is bad and will need to be replaced.

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James, This style washer should fill, then agitate. You need to check the air pressure switch hose for kinks and clogs WP353244 Disconnect the hose from the water level switch W10339326 and blow in it to clear any debris that may have accumulated in the tube. If the problem persists, replace the switch and hose W10339326. Thanks

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Hello William, The lid switch has a green ground wire with a brass eyelet connector on the switch end of the harness. If you look closely at the second picture on our illustration page, you can see it. It will connect to the same screw the old one did. As far as hooking to the chassis, so is the green ground. Green always connects to the chassis for the customers' electrical shock protection. The switch end is attached to the wire that goes to the chassis and the switch end is the end that is ground protected.

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