Mhwe200xw Front Loading Washer Parts

This front counterweight mounts to the washer's outer tub to stabilize the drum assembly during spin. Replacing a cracked or loose weight helps curb excessive vibration, banging, and walking, restoring smoother, quieter operation.

• Adds mass at the front of the outer tub to help balance loads during spin
• Controls vibration and noise; reduces walking and off-balance interruptions
• Typical failure signs: cracked or broken weight, missing chunks, loose/rattling mount, loud knocking, severe shaking
• Visible damage to the weight or mounting area can indicate replacement is needed

• Unplug the washer and turn off water supply; wear gloves. The weight is heavy—use a second person if needed
• Support the tub and access the front of the outer tub; remove the original weight carefully to avoid damage
• Transfer and reuse any mounting hardware from the original part if needed; seat the new weight flush and tighten bolts evenly
• Run an empty test spin; inspect shocks/suspension and leveling

This rubber seal fits around the water temperature sensor where it passes through the tub or housing. It restores a watertight barrier at the sensor port to help prevent leaks and ensure reliable temperature feedback.

• Creates a watertight seal around the temperature sensor
• Helps prevent drips or leaks from the sensor opening
• Supports stable, accurate temperature readings during cycles
• Typical failure signs: cracked, flattened, or brittle seal; moisture at the sensor area; pooling water beneath the unit; temperature-related faults

• Disconnect power and turn off water supply before servicing
• Access the sensor location and drain any remaining water
• Withdraw the sensor, remove the old seal, and clean the seating surface
• Lightly moisten the new seal with water, seat it fully, reinstall the sensor, and check for leaks during a test cycle

This siphon routes liquid bleach and fabric softener from the dispenser into the washer tub so additives are delivered at the correct time in the cycle. Replacing a faulty siphon restores proper dispensing and helps prevent leaks or staining. What it does:

• Directs bleach and fabric softener from the dispenser to the wash drum during the appropriate cycle.
• Ensures additives are introduced at the correct time for consistent wash results.
• A cracked, clogged, or broken siphon can cause poor dispensing, leaks, or product staining.
• Designed to fit into the dispenser assembly and work with the washer's existing dispenser plumbing.

• Disconnect power (and water if recommended) before servicing the appliance.
• Basic hand tools may be required; refer to the washer's service manual for disassembly steps.
• Handle plastic components gently to avoid cracking or misalignment of sealing surfaces.

This nozzle directs and focuses water flow inside the dishwasher so dishes get a thorough rinse. Replaces a worn, cracked, or clogged nozzle to restore spray coverage and help prevent poor cleaning performance. What it does

• Channels water from the spray arm or manifold to create a targeted spray pattern
• Helps maintain even water distribution across racks for better cleaning
• Clogs, cracks, or damage can cause weak spray or spotty wash results
• Compatible with systems that use a snap- or press-fit nozzle on the spray assembly

• Disconnect power and water supply before starting any repair
• Remove the spray arm or access panel as needed to reach the nozzle
• Inspect mating surfaces for debris; press or snap the new nozzle into place until seated

This center UI tech box is the electronic control board that manages the oven's touch controls and user-interface functions, restoring responsive buttons and correctly routed control signals for the front control panel. What it does:

• Receives input from the control panel and sends commands to the oven's power and timing systems
• Replaces faulty or unresponsive touch controls, incorrect displays, or intermittent control behavior
• Helps resolve issues where the oven will not accept settings or display errors tied to the center control module
• Works as the central logic board for UI-related features on compatible ranges

• One center UI tech box electronic control board (single unit)

• Disconnect power to the appliance at the breaker before starting work to avoid shock or injury
• Handle the board by its edges; avoid touching components or circuitry to prevent ESD damage
• Some disassembly of the control panel may be required; keep screws and fasteners organized

This oven door glass replaces a cracked or broken glass panel so the door seals and you can safely see inside while cooking. It restores the oven door's protective barrier and appearance. What it does:

• Replaces damaged or cracked oven door glass to prevent heat loss and sharp edges
• Restores visibility into the oven cavity for safe monitoring of food
• Helps the door maintain proper sealing when paired with intact gaskets and hardware
• Reduces risk of glass shards or injury from a compromised panel

• Handle with care; glass is fragile—use gloves and eye protection during removal and installation
• Disconnect power and allow the oven to cool before working on the door
• Follow the oven manufacturer's instructions for removing the door and fastening the glass
• If door hardware or seals are damaged, inspect and replace them separately

Color: White. Size: 1 qt. can. Acrylic appliance paint.

This toe panel is the lower front trim piece that covers and protects the washer's base, restoring the machine's finished appearance and helping keep internal components free from debris. It replaces a cracked, dented, or missing front kick plate. What it does:

• Covers the lower front of the washer and conceals internal components
• Protects against dust, lint and accidental contact with internal parts
• Restores the washer's appearance after impact or corrosion damage
• Helps reduce drafts and prevents small items from entering the cabinet
• Stops rattling or vibration caused by a loose or broken panel

• Disconnect power and water supply before beginning any service
• Typical installation requires removing the lower access screws or clips and snapping or fastening the panel into place
• Use proper hardware and alignment to avoid gaps or binding; keep fasteners snug but do not overtighten
• Beware of sharp edges; wear gloves and follow model-specific service instructions