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Outer Door Wh

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Part Number: WE10X20468

Do-It-Yourself Stories from Customers like You Timer hard to turn and was braking the knobs. Claude V. • Lehigh Acres , FL • March 17, 2018

Replaced new parts with the new one, swapping one wire at the time. Read more

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This motor plate is the stamped metal mounting plate that secures the motor assembly and keeps it aligned for smooth operation. It restores proper motor positioning and reduces vibration-caused noise or wear. What it does:

Provides a stable mounting surface for the motor assembly
Maintains motor alignment to ensure smooth shaft rotation
Helps reduce excess vibration and noise from a loose or damaged motor support
Supports related components so belts and pulleys track correctly

What's included: One motor plate Install notes:

Disconnect power before starting any repair to avoid shock or injury
Installation requires basic hand tools and access to the motor compartment
Verify motor and surrounding hardware are undamaged; replace any worn fasteners

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Leveling Leg And Bracket

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Part Number: WE1M467

Front bracket and leveling screw assembly.

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Power Cord

5.0 (1)

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Part Number: WE26M341

Gas dryer application

Do-It-Yourself Stories from Customers like You A cut power cord on my dryer Peter B. • Plainfield , NJ • March 18, 2014

I disassembled the dryer to get to the inner rear so that I could disconnect the old cord and replace it with the new cord. The disassembly process was long about 40 mins (first timer) but not very difficult. The replacement process was extremely easy and the reassembly process took about 10 mins. Read more

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Motor Connector

5.0 (1)

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Part Number: WE1M650

Do-It-Yourself Stories from Customers like You Dryer started squeaking then turned into a loud screeching when running. Kevin C. • Montgomery Village , MD • July 10, 2020

My dryer was making a very loud noise while running. At first, a repair person came out and replaced the front plastic bearings but it had little effect. It appears that our rear bearing drum kit was also worn out, so I replaced that, but it still didn't solve it. Starting to feel like the dad from "A Christmas Story" who is always doing battle with an appliance in the basement, I set out to figure out what was causing it. Through trial and error, I was able to determine that the motor was... Read more