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Small metal spacer washer that distributes load and maintains alignment in washer assemblies. Replace when worn, missing, or damaged to restore secure fit.
We were a bit doubtful that we could find parts for this Whirlpool washing machine as it is 22 years old. We were SO pleased that not only could we find them ( with excellent customer service) but they were shipped in an appropriate time. My handy husband was then able to repair it himself :) Read more
Right hand side
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Knurled pin secures knobs or dials to control shafts in washers. Replace if the original is missing, worn, or damaged to stop loose or spinning knobs.
Weekend laundry became very noisy, our 1987 Whirlpool washer began doing a dance across the floor and the drum was banging into the inner cabinet. After doing some research and watching a few videos on Appliance parts pros website. I inspected the washer and noticed one leg the rubber coating disintegrated, decided to change all four legs, springs and lid switch. Hardest part of the job is getting the cabinet together. Ops check good. Read more
Fix a washer that won't drain or spin with this drain pump. Common repair for water remaining in tub after cycle. Moderate DIY repair effort.
Ordered a replacement. Had to tip washer toward the back to provide access underneath to the pump. Had some difficulty removing the two hose clamps. Pliers were not the best tool. Had to ensure the drive belt was properly engaged with the pulley of the pump. Read more
Washer won't fill, overfills, or leaks? A faulty water inlet valve is often the cause. DIYers report 10-20 minute fixes for this common washer repair.
I ordered the replacement inlet valve from your site, installed it in 20 minutes. the washing machine now fills to extra large capacity in 3 minutes. The machine is an old Kenmore bought new in 1985, this inlet valve is the only component to fail in the over 30 years we have had it. Read more
This lock nut secures appliance components and resists loosening from vibration. Replacing a stripped, rusted, or missing nut restores a firm, reliable connection to reduce noise and prevent parts from shifting or backing off.
The cylinder roller that supports the dryer drum was worn and needed to be replaced. I ordered the idler pulley shaft and associated parts as well since I wasn't sure if these were worn too. Watching the video on the web site gave me a good idea what was involved and where to look. It wasn't my exact model and make but provided sufficient information on what to look for. The parts were exact fits which was a great relief abd the dryer is running like new again! Read more
For mating terminal use WP94614.
For mating terminal use [AP31136300].
Size: 10-24 x 3/8 inch.
Replaced timer control unit, first time doing this. Read more
Washer won't drain or leaking water? This gooseneck drain hose channels wastewater from pump to household drain. Fixes clogs and damaged tubing.
This ground wire provides a safe chassis connection to restore proper grounding and reduce shock and electrical-fault risk. It replaces a frayed, corroded or missing ground lead to help keep the appliance electrically safe. What it does
Leaking water connection? This hose coupling creates a secure seal between your washer hose and water inlet, stopping drips and loose connections. DIY fix.
Size: 6 foot long. Washers not included. This is one hose, for a set with washers order 285363. For inlet hose screen use 285452A and for inlet hose washers use 285448A
Replaced hose and washers. Read more
This connector hose links appliance plumbing components to restore a sealed water path and proper flow. It replaces a damaged or leaking hose section so the appliance can refill and drain as intended. What it does:
Replaced the connector to the hose that sends water to the drain. Read more
This bearing supports the spin basket (inner tub) in top-load washers, allowing it to rotate smoothly during the spin cycle. It is mounted at the base of the spin basket and bears the load of the drum and its contents. Replace this bearing if the washer makes loud grinding or squealing noises during the spin cycle, if the basket wobbles excessively, or if you notice water leaking from beneath the tub.
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