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Hexagon flange nut secures components in your washer assembly. Replace if stripped, missing, or corroded to restore proper fastening and stability.
Loud banging or excessive shaking during spin? This shock absorber stabilizes the tub and reduces vibration. DIYers report quiet operation after replacement.
Replaced the four dampers that attach to the bottom of the drum and the bottom "floor" of the washer. Now it's whisper quiet all the way through the wash cycle, just like new. Read more
Usually ships within 4 - 14 days
Left drawer housing for front-load washers. Secures and aligns the detergent drawer for smooth opening and closing. Replace if cracked, broken, or worn.
New assembly. Read more
Heater kit for washer tub assembly, installs under door boot at front of tub. Replace if heater element or integrated thermistor is broken or damaged.
Pressure hose connects water supply to your washer tub. Replace if cracked, leaking, or worn. Direct fit installation for washer water circulation.
Rubber cushion that mounts between the drain pump and washer frame to reduce vibration and noise. Replace if worn, cracked, or missing to restore support.
Replace your washer's broken or damaged hinge assembly. This structural component attaches the lid or door, ensuring smooth opening and closing operation.
Drain hose connects the washer tub to the pump housing. Replace if cracked, split, or leaking. Installs between tub assembly and drain pump.
Sears didn't have the parts and neither did the local suppliers. I was told it would be 1 week to 10 days delivery unless I pay for express delivery. I decided to search on line. Fortunately for me I found appliance parts pro. They had the part and it was delivered in less than 48 hours. That,msg for providing a quality product at a fair price. Excellent service. Read more
Fix washer electrical issues with wire harness assembly replacement. Resolves motor connection failures and short circuits. Direct-fit component.
Bolt assembly for washer and dryer structural mounting. Replaces broken, stripped, or missing bolts. Installs on cabinet or internal frame connections.
Note: Serial number starting with "10, 11, 12, 13 or 14".
Replaces worn or cracked washer door boot seal that creates watertight barrier between tub and door. Prevents leaks from front panel. Confirm fit by model.
Per google and this site, the symptoms of the machine were identical to what was described for a corroded / broken spider. I followed the instructions from this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iFXp2X99mQs and took apart my machine. It wasn't the exact model, but more than 90% of the instructions and parts were the same. If you've done any type of work on cars (changing brakes, oil change), you should be able to do this without any problems. You'll need a ratchet set, screw drivers,... Read more
This sensor is connected to the washer's tub and monitors water levels by detecting air pressure changes in the pressure tube. Replace if the washer overfills, underfills, or displays water level error codes.
I verified that there were no drain line obstructions. Checked the ohms across the pump motor. Ran the washer through the diagnostics test. Determined that the main control board must be the problem. Washer would run until the spin cycle. It would pump down and continue pumping even though there was no water. Would not advance to spin. It would time out and flash the nd code. I was able to get it to run by shutting it off, turning back on and selecting the spin only button. Thought I would try... Read more
Ultimately, I blew through the hose that attaches to the pressure switch. There was initially significant back pressure and then it blew free. Prior to this, I replaced the pressure switch, the main control board, and the pump. All of those were likely unneeded, but unfortunately no web links indicated this particular fix and Amana support was no help. I was very satisfied with the cost of parts on this site and the instructional video links. Just wish I had know to check for clog in the... Read more
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