Wfw8410 Parts

Rubber bumper. Color: Grey.

This outer tub is the dishwasher's main outer wash tub shell that helps contain water and support internal components. Replacing a damaged outer tub restores the cabinet seal and helps stop leaks and moisture damage. What it does

• Houses and supports the inner tub, pump, and other internal components.
• Contains wash water to prevent leaks from reaching the cabinet or flooring.
• Helps maintain proper alignment for spray arms and seals to function.
• Commonly replaced when the tub is cracked, warped, or allowing water to escape.

• One outer tub.

• Disconnect power and water before starting; follow OEM disassembly steps for your model.
• Replacement typically requires removing the dishwasher door, control console, and interior components; keep fasteners organized.
• Inspect and replace gaskets, seals, and mounting hardware as needed for a watertight repair.

This clamp secures a flexible appliance hose to a fitting to help prevent leaks and keep connections tight. It's a small but essential part that restores a proper seal on water or drain lines. What it does:

• Holds a hose firmly to a tailpiece, barb or connector to reduce leaks and hose slippage
• Helps stop intermittent dripping or pooling caused by loose hose connections
• Restores a proper seal after hose replacement or maintenance
• Works on common appliance water/drain lines where this clamp style is used

• One hose clamp

• Disconnect power and shut off water to the appliance before starting any work
• Allow the appliance and hoses to cool if recently used; use gloves and eye protection
• Use appropriate pliers or a screwdriver (depending on clamp style) to remove and install the clamp; avoid over-tightening
• Inspect the hose and fitting for damage; replace the hose if cracked or worn

This replacement screw secures appliance panels and trim so components stay properly aligned and vibration is reduced. Use it to replace missing or damaged fasteners and restore a secure fit for safe operation. What it does:

• Fastens control panels, trim pieces, or access panels to the appliance frame
• Prevents panel movement, rattling, or gaps that can form from loose or missing screws
• Restores proper alignment after service or part replacement
• Helps maintain safe, stable operation by keeping panels secured

• Disconnect power (and gas if applicable) before servicing the appliance
• Use the correct driver bit and thread engagement; hand-start threads to avoid cross-threading
• Do not overtighten — snug until secure to avoid stripping or damaging panel threads
• Keep removed hardware organized to ensure correct locations during reassembly

The Vent Hose is an OEM part for Whirlpool washing machines. This vent hose allows air to circulate in and out of the washer, preventing pressure build-up and ensuring proper water drainage. It helps maintain the efficiency and effectiveness of the washing machine by facilitating the necessary airflow during the wash and spin cycles.

Common causes of a bad vent hose include wear and tear from regular use, blockages from lint or debris, and damage from mishandling or improper installation.

Symptoms of a bad vent hose include:

• Water not draining properly from the washer
• Unusual noises during the wash or spin cycles
• Leaks or water pooling around the washer
• Visible cracks, splits, or blockages in the hose

This OEM part is also compatible with some Maytag, KitchenAid, Jenn-Air, Amana, Magic Chef, Admiral, Norge, Roper, and Kenmore models.

Connector lever

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