110-47561602 Parts

Strain relief cable for washers. Secures and protects electrical wiring at connection points. Replace if cracked, damaged, or missing to maintain safe wire management.

This is a plastic retainer that secures the outlet hose connection on a washing machine. It clips onto the hose fitting to prevent leaks and keep the drain hose firmly attached during operation. Replace this part if your washer is leaking at the drain hose connection or the hose has become loose or detached.

Vent pipe for washer tub systems. Replaces cracked, broken, or missing vent tubes that affect proper air circulation during wash cycles.

Suspension brace that supports the washer drum assembly. Replace if cracked, bent, or broken to restore proper drum support and stability during cycles.

This is the rear panel that covers the back of the washing machine, protecting internal components from dust and debris. It provides structural support and helps enclose the drum, motor, and wiring. Replace this panel if it is dented, rusted, cracked, or missing, which can leave internal parts exposed to damage.

Cable retainer for washers. Secures and holds cables in place during operation. Replace if cracked, broken, or missing to properly support wiring.

This water level pressure switch senses air pressure from the tub and signals the control to stop filling at the correct level. Replacing a weak or failed switch restores proper filling, helps prevent over/underfilling, and allows cycles to advance.

• Monitors tub water level via the pressure hose and sends the level signal to the control
• Stops water flow at the target level so wash, rinse, and spin can begin
• Common symptoms of a failing switch: continuous filling, overfilling or underfilling, cycle won't advance past fill/sensing, or stops with water still in the tub
• A cracked, kinked, or blocked pressure hose can mimic switch failure—inspect during diagnosis

• Disconnect power and turn off water supply before servicing
• Access the switch from the console/top or rear panel per your model; note wire orientation
• Transfer and firmly seat the pressure hose; inspect it for kinks, cracks, or blockages and replace if damaged
• After installation, run a fill test; some models may require a diagnostic calibration—see the tech sheet or user manual

This drawer hook is the retainer that keeps an appliance drawer securely seated while still allowing easy release for cleaning or service. Replacing a worn or broken hook restores smooth, reliable drawer operation.

• Secures the drawer in its housing so it stays closed during use
• Acts as the catch/release point for removing the drawer when needed
• Helps maintain proper alignment for smooth opening and closing
• Common symptoms: drawer won't stay closed, pops open or falls out, won't latch, or the hook is visibly cracked/missing

• Disconnect power before servicing
• Fully open and remove the drawer to access the hook area
• Align the new hook with the slots/tabs and snap or seat it into place
• Avoid forcing components; refer to the service manual for model-specific steps