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Customer Questions and Answers for Outer Tub (Housing) by Whirlpool

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By: Whirlpool
Part Number: OEM17914131
Manufacturer Part Number: W10772617

This outer tub is the main housing that supports and encloses the dryer drum and internal components, restoring correct drum alignment and airflow for safe, quiet operation. What it does

  • Supports and centers the rotating drum to prevent rubbing and misalignment
  • Forms the air pathway for proper drying and ventilation
  • Protects internal components from lint and foreign objects
  • Addresses symptoms like loud scraping/squealing, excessive vibration, or visible damage to the tub area
What's included
  • One outer tub housing only
Install notes
  • Disconnect power (and gas, if applicable) before starting work
  • Replacing this part requires drum removal and moderate disassembly; have appropriate tools and a second person to help with heavy components
  • Inspect and replace seals, bearings, or fasteners as needed
  • After reassembly, run a short test cycle to ensure alignment and proper airflow

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For Whirlpool Outer Tub (Housing) (Part Number: OEM17914131)

Gary for Model Number GHW9150PW0

My old tub bearing outside the tub has a raised boss about 1/4" above the tub plastic. Inside the boss is a snap ring. The boss has a section cut out where there is a screw. The new tub does not have this boss and the bearing housing is flush with the tub. There is no snap ring holding the bearing. There is a hole for a screw same as the old. Is this difference a problem? Do I need a spacer behind the bearing between the hub and pulley? Also the is a metal wire clip inside the rear outer drum. It is shown on the right of the picture in the square shape part of the tub. What is this for? The old tub did not have it or it was knocked out by the failed basket.

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Hello Gary. W10772617 is the correct outer tub for the unit. You should not need a spacer if you install all of the parts properly.

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Hello Jim. Yes, it is best to replace the basket with the outer tub assembly on the unit.

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Hello Tom. You will need to replace the inner basket, front outer tub, and the rear outer tub on the unit.

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Hello. C Cris. It sounds like the bearings are bad and the outer tub assembly will need to be replaced on the unit.

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Hello Mike. The inner basket should lift out if the pulley is removed on the back of it. Sounds like the bearings are bad.

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Manny, The brown stuff would not be oil or grease but would be caused by the bearings of the unit. If the unit is making a grinding or roaring noise during the spin cycle then the bearings are bad and would need a new rear outer tub W10772617.

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Tim, The wire inside the new tub is the heater support. They started putting this in to keep the heater from touching the plastic.

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