1106496301 Parts

Covers and protects your dryer's light bulb from heat and debris while diffusing illumination. Replace if cracked, yellowed, or missing. Confirm fit.

Dryer won't heat or overheats on low settings? A faulty temperature selector switch prevents proper heat control. Easy DIY fix in 10-15 minutes.

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This small retaining clip secures the door hinge in place so the door opens and closes smoothly and stays properly aligned. Replacing a worn or missing clip helps restore reliable hinge support and consistent door operation.

• Retains the hinge/hinge pin to prevent shifting or separation
• Helps maintain door alignment to avoid rubbing, sagging, or binding
• Replaces a clip that is bent, cracked, corroded, or missing
• Common signs it's needed: loose or wobbly door, difficulty closing, misaligned door, visible damaged/missing clip

• Unplug the appliance and, if applicable, remove items from the door to reduce weight
• Support the door before working on the hinge
• Remove any hinge cover/fasteners, swap the clip, and ensure it seats fully
• Reassemble and check door alignment and smooth operation

Replacement screw secures panels, brackets, and internal assemblies. Needed when original hardware is stripped, corroded, or missing to keep parts tight.

Replace your dryer's front drum bulkhead to restore proper drum alignment and eliminate rubbing, noise, and excessive play. Confirm fit with your model number.

Touch-up paint for appliances. Covers chips, scratches, and worn areas on range tops, refrigerators, and other appliances. Includes brush applicator.

Dryer stops early on auto cycle but works on timed? The moisture sensor control board monitors dryness levels. DIY-friendly repair, 15-20 minutes.

This door spring counterbalances your dishwasher door so it opens and closes smoothly without slamming. Replacing a fatigued or broken spring restores proper tension and helps protect the hinges and latch.

• Provides counterbalance tension to the door through the hinge mechanism
• Helps the door open and close with controlled movement and stay in position
• Symptoms of failure can include a door that drops quickly, feels heavy, or won't stay put
• May also cause popping/squeaking noises or uneven action on one side of the door

• Disconnect electrical power and turn off the water supply before servicing
• Remove the toe panel/kick plate to access springs near the hinges
• Carefully relieve and reattach spring tension; wear gloves and eye protection
• Ensure both sides are tensioned evenly after replacement

Holds the dryer bulb and provides electrical connection for interior lighting. Replace if cracked, heat-damaged, or causing flickering lights. Confirm fit.

6-20 screw secures panels, brackets, and internal components. Replace stripped, missing, or damaged screws to restore proper fit and eliminate rattling.

Replacement housing that supports and protects internal components in compatible Whirlpool appliances. Restores structural integrity to the cabinet, helping reduce vibration and keeping wiring and components enclosed for safe, reliable operation. What it does:

• Provides the outer cabinet support that secures motors, controls and wiring
• Protects internal parts from debris and accidental contact
• Helps reduce rattling, vibration and misalignment symptoms caused by cracked or damaged cabinets
• Restores proper fit for panels and fasteners to eliminate rubbing or interference noises

• Disconnect power (and water if applicable) before starting any repair
• Basic hand tools are typically required; keep screws and clips organized during disassembly
• Some housings may require two people to position during replacement—avoid forcing parts to prevent damage
• Fasteners and any sealing gaskets are in good condition and replaced if worn

Restores proper tension to your dryer's lint screen door for smooth opening and closing. Replace if the cover is loose or won't stay closed securely.

The lid switch lever connects the washer's lid hinge to the lid switch, signaling when the lid is closed so the cycle can run. A damaged lever can prevent the safety interlock from closing, leading to no-start or spin issues. What it does:

• Transfers lid movement at the hinge to the lid switch actuator
• A closed lid so the washer can operate
• Common symptoms of a failed lever: washer won't start; won't spin; cycle pauses because the lid-closed signal isn't detected

• 1 lid switch lever

• Disconnect power before servicing
• Lift or open the top to access the hinge/switch area; locate the lever near the lid switch
• Remove the old lever and install the new one in the same orientation; free movement
• Close the lid by hand and the switch clicks before reassembly and testing

This replacement control knob restores a secure, accurate way to select settings on your appliance. Installing this part brings back confident control and a clean, factory look.

• Mounts to the control shaft so you can turn and select settings
• Replaces worn, cracked, or missing knobs to restore normal operation
• Helps resolve symptoms like wobbling, spinning freely, or difficulty turning
• Restores proper pointer alignment and tactile feel when adjusting settings

• Disconnect power before servicing; for gas appliances, also shut off the gas supply
• Pull the old knob straight off the shaft; no tools needed in most cases
• Align the new knob with the control shaft and press firmly until fully seated
• Inspect the control shaft for damage; if bent or stripped, additional parts may be required

This motor connector housing is the molded body that holds the motor's wire terminals for a secure, insulated connection. Replacing a cracked or heat-damaged housing helps restore reliable motor operation and prevent intermittent power issues.

• Organizes and insulates the motor's wiring terminals
• Locks the harness to the motor for a firm electrical connection
• Helps reduce loose contacts, arcing, and heat damage at the plug
• If the housing is failing, you may see intermittent or no motor operation, the machine stopping mid-cycle, or visible melting/discoloration at the motor connector

• Disconnect power; also shut off gas supply
• Note wire positions; transfer terminals into the new housing one at a time to maintain orientation
• Inspect terminals and wiring; replace any burnt or loose terminals before reassembly
• Ensure the connector seats fully on the motor and the harness is secure; restore power and test