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This water level pressure switch senses the tub's water level and relays it to the washer's control. Replacing a failed switch restores proper filling and cycle progression while helping prevent overfilling, underfilling, or long-fill interruptions.

• Monitors air pressure from the tub to determine water level
• Signals the control/timer to stop filling and start the wash or spin
• Helps prevent overfill conditions and incorrect water levels
• Helps resolve symptoms like no fill/long fill, continuous filling, or cycles that won't advance

• Disconnect power and shut off water supply before servicing
• Access the control/console area; note wire and hose positions for reassembly
• Transfer the pressure hose and electrical connector to the new switch; ensure the hose is clear, undamaged, and fully seated
• After installation, run a diagnostic or calibration procedure for your model

Size: 5 foot long. Rubber fill hose used on most automatic washing machines. Two hoses used per machine.

This rear panel support is the structural bracket that secures the appliance's rear cover/backguard in place. Replacing a worn or broken support restores proper alignment, helps protect internal components, and reduces vibration noise.

• Secures the rear panel/backguard to the chassis for stable, proper fit
• Maintains alignment of panels and mounting points
• Helps minimize vibration, flexing, and rattles from a loose rear panel
• Common signs of failure: cracked or missing bracket, stripped mounting points, panel movement or buzzing

• Disconnect power at the breaker; shut off gas supply
• Pull the appliance forward carefully to access the back; protect flooring
• Remove fasteners, replace the damaged support, and reuse original hardware/clips
• Keep wiring clear of sharp edges; tighten screws evenly without over-torquing and check for vibration before repositioning

This motor shield covers the drive motor on top-load washers to deflect splashes, lint, and debris away from the motor and wiring. Replace a cracked or missing shield to help protect the motor assembly at the base of the machine. What it does:

• Covers the washer's drive motor to deflect incidental water and debris
• Helps protect motor windings and terminals from splashes
• Replaces a cracked, warped, or missing cover
• Common signs: visible damage, rattling from the base, or corrosion/debris buildup around the motor

• 1 motor shield

• Unplug the appliance and turn off water supply before servicing
• Access the motor area from the bottom of the cabinet; note the shield's orientation
• Remove the damaged shield and install the new shield fully seated, reusing existing fasteners/clips
• Confirm clearance from moving parts before restoring power and testing

This locking nut is used for many purposes on a range of machines including household appliances. This nut is often used for leg leveling for machines. It will help with vibrations from washers and dryers. If the nut is used for this purpose and goes missing or becomes damaged, it could cause the machine to vibrate more and seem louder.Nuts are made from metal and are built to last a long time. However, there can still be issues that arise. In some cases, the nuts might go missing if they become loose and the machine is moved. They could also corrode over time and need to be replaced. The replacement of the nut is typically a fast and simple repair.The nut is a genuine OEM replacement part sourced from the manufacturer. It can work with washers, dryers, and combo machines, and is compatible with models from Whirlpool, Kenmore, Maytag, and Roper. The part is sold individually. Owners may want to have several on hand.

10 - 16 x 1/2

Rubber grommet for motor mount stud.

This 1-1/8 in wire retaining ring locks into a groove to secure components in place. It helps prevent parts from sliding off a shaft or shifting out of position so assemblies stay aligned and operate reliably.

• Holds components on a shaft or within a groove to prevent axial movement
• Maintains alignment of related parts in the assembly
• Common failure signs: ring is bent, missing, or won't stay seated
• Symptoms include loose or wobbly parts and rattling during operation

• Disconnect power before servicing
• Wear eye protection—retaining rings can spring free during removal
• Use appropriate snap-ring pliers or small picks to remove/install
• Ensure the ring is fully seated in the groove before reassembly and use

This thrust ring is a small spacer that controls end-play on a shaft or gear, keeping parts aligned and reducing friction. Replacing a worn ring restores smoother, quieter operation and helps prevent premature wear in the assembly.

• Maintains axial spacing and limits end-play in rotating assemblies
• Reduces friction and metal-to-metal contact between components
• Helps stabilize shafts/gears to minimize noise and vibration
• Replace if you notice scraping/grinding sounds, wobble, or visible wear on the old ring

• Disconnect power before servicing
• Refer to your model's parts diagram to confirm orientation and stack order with any spacers/washers
• Clean the shaft and mating surfaces; replace any companion parts that show severe wear
• After reassembly, check for smooth rotation and proper end-play before returning to service

This mechanical timer sequences your washer's cycles, routing power to the motor, pump, and valves. Replacing a failing timer can restore proper advancing through wash, rinse, and spin so cycles complete reliably. What it does:

• Controls the order and duration of fill, agitate, drain, and spin functions
• Directs power to components based on the selected cycle and options
• Common failure symptoms include cycles that won't advance, stopping mid-cycle, or no agitation/spin in specific settings
• Requires manual knob advancement to proceed through stages when failing

• 1 timer assembly

• Disconnect power before servicing
• Access the timer in the control console; photograph or label wire positions
• Transfer wires one at a time to the new timer, mount it, and reinstall the control knob/dial as designed
• Run a test cycle to ensure the timer advances through all stages

This agitator assembly is the center post in a top-load washer. It transfers drive motion to move water and fabrics, restoring proper wash action when the original agitator is cracked, stripped, or loose.

• Oscillates in the wash basket to circulate clothes and water
• Engages the drive shaft/splines to create agitation
• Replaces a damaged or worn agitator to maintain wash performance
• Common symptoms: no or weak agitation, clothes not moving, visible cracks, wobble

• Disconnect power to the washer before servicing
• Remove the fabric softener dispenser and cap, then the center hold-down bolt
• Pull the old agitator straight up; align splines and seat the new agitator, then reinstall and tighten the bolt
• Reinstall cap/dispenser and run a short test cycle

This tub ring mounts to the top of the washer's outer tub to act as a splash guard and cover. Replacing a cracked or loose ring helps contain wash water and helps prevent leaks or debris from the top. What it does:

• Forms the upper splash guard around the outer tub to keep water contained during wash and spin
• Serves as the top cover at the tub opening, locking in with tabs/clips
• Damage (cracks, broken tabs) may lead to leaks from the top, rattling, or a loose ring
• Visible wear can leave plastic fragments in the basket or around the tub opening

• 1 tub ring

• Disconnect power and turn off water supplies before servicing
• Lift or remove the top/console per model design to access the tub opening; support the lid
• Release the locking tabs/clips and remove the old ring; clean the tub lip
• Align and press the new ring evenly until all tabs fully engage; reassemble and test

This is a replacement power cord that supplies electrical power from a wall outlet to your appliance. A fresh cord helps ensure safe, reliable power delivery when the original is damaged, overheated, or worn.

• Delivers household power to the unit's main electrical connection
• Replace if the cord is cut, cracked, burnt, loose, or intermittently powers the appliance
• Helps resolve issues like no power, tripping breakers, or visible cord damage

• Unplug the appliance and turn off the circuit breaker before starting
• Verify outlet type and cord routing match your original installation
• Transfer any cord clamp/retainer as needed and secure against sharp edges
• Inspect for proper grounding and test operation before returning to service

This retainer ring is a genuine OEM replacement part sourced directly from the manufacturer for use on front load washing machines to hold the boot seal in place. The boot seal is the gasket that seals the washing machine when the door is closed to prevent water from leaking. The retainer ring is located flush against the boot seal and has either a spring clamp or screw clamp that secures it. Over time, this ring may become damaged due to the washing machine's normal use and age. If the ring is not tight, the washing machine could leak when in use. If water is coming from the door, it is a good idea to inspect and replace the retainer ring and possibly the boot as well.Unplug the washing machine to prevent electrocution. Remove the front panel, the detergent dispenser, and the kickplate to access the retainer ring. Locate the clamp on the ring and loosen it. Remove the retainer ring and set it to the side. Inspect the boot and then install the new retainer ring. Tighten the clamp and reassemble the washing machine. This retainer ring is sold as an individual unit. It is designed specifically for washing machines manufactured by Whirlpool.

This motor retainer secures the motor to its mounting point, keeping the assembly tight and aligned. Replace a worn or broken retainer to cut vibration and noise and to protect nearby seals, wiring, and components. What it does:

• Holds the motor firmly in place within the assembly
• Maintains alignment for smooth, quiet operation
• Supports sealing surfaces and connections; on water-bearing assemblies, help prevent leaks
• Replace if you notice a loose or rattling motor, new vibration/noise, or signs of movement or leakage at the motor

• Includes 1 motor retainer.

• Disconnect power; turn off water supply.
• Access the motor area and support the motor before removing the old retainer.
• Inspect mating parts and seals; replace any damaged components.
• Fully seat the motor and install the new retainer securely; test for abnormal noise or leaks.

This anti-rattle screw secures panels or brackets to prevent vibration noise in compatible appliances. Replacing a missing or stripped screw restores a tight fit and helps keep the cabinet and assemblies stable and quiet.

• Secures brackets, ducts, or panels to reduce buzzing and rattling during operation
• Replaces a lost, worn, or damaged anti-rattle fastener
• Helps maintain proper alignment and prevents vibration-related wear
• Typical symptoms include persistent rattling, a loose panel, or hardware found inside the cabinet

• Disconnect power before servicing; for gas appliances, shut off the gas supply
• Access the mounting point and remove the loose or damaged screw
• Start the new screw by hand to avoid cross-threading; tighten snugly without overtightening
• Repair or replace the bracket/clip before reassembly