86163100 Parts

This control knob is a direct-fit dial used to select settings on compatible Whirlpool appliances. It restores a worn, cracked, or missing user interface so you can confidently set temperature and cycle controls. What it does:

• Fits onto the appliance control shaft to allow manual selection of settings and temperatures
• Restores a visible pointer for accurate setting selection
• Resolves common symptoms such as cracked, loose, or non-turning knobs
• Provides a simple cosmetic and functional replacement for damaged or faded dials

• Safety first: disconnect power (or unplug) before removing or installing the control knob
• Pull the old knob straight off the control shaft; align the replacement on the splines and press firmly until seated
• Do not force the knob onto the shaft—if it does not seat easily, double-check alignment
• If the control shaft is damaged or loose, replace the underlying control assembly as needed

This replacement mounting bracket secures internal panels or components to keep assemblies aligned and stable, helping restore proper fit and reduce vibration or looseness. What it does

• Provides a secure mounting point for appliance panels or internal parts
• Restores proper alignment to reduce rattling, vibration, or shifting components
• Helps prevent further wear caused by loose fittings or misaligned assemblies
• Compatible where OEM bracket 4810W3C003A is specified

• One mounting bracket

• Inspect surrounding hardware and mounting surfaces for damage before installing
• Use the OEM screw/fastener locations and torque to avoid stripping or distortion
• Disconnect power and follow appliance safety guidelines before starting repair

This wire harness connects the run capacitor to the appliance's electrical system, providing a reliable path for start/run signals so the compressor and fan can operate correctly. It replaces a damaged or worn connector harness. What it does:

• Routes electrical connections between the run capacitor and control components
• Helps ensure proper start/run performance for compressor and motor circuits
• Prevents intermittent operation caused by corroded or loose wires
• Commonly replaced when wiring is visibly damaged or appliances fail to start reliably

• One run capacitor wire harness

• Always disconnect power before servicing electrical components
• Inspect the capacitor for stored charge and discharge safely before disconnecting harness leads
• Match connector ends and wire routing to original harness; avoid stretching or pinching wires

This timer motor drives the appliance's mechanical timer assembly so the selected cycle advances and functions correctly. Replaces a worn or failed timer motor to restore normal cycle progression and timing. What it does

• Spins the timer cams/gears to advance cycles so wash/dry steps start and stop in sequence
• Helps engage cycle-specific functions tied to timer position (e.g., fill, agitate, spin)
• Common symptom: timer won't advance or cycles stop mid-cycle
• If you hear the motor humming but the timer shaft doesn't turn

• Disconnect power before attempting any repairs to avoid shock or injury
• Access requires removing the control/timer housing—keep fasteners and small parts organized
• Verify electrical connections and harness before replacement; test for proper operation after installation

Nylon nut used to secure components inside your range or oven. Replace if cracked, stripped, or missing to properly fasten parts during assembly.