Whirlpool Adg 954/1 Parts

This push-button switch mounts in the control panel and sends an electrical signal to start or enable a function. Replacing a worn switch restores consistent response when the button is pressed.

• Provides momentary contact to the control or timer when pressed
• Common symptoms: unit won't start, must press repeatedly, or no tactile "click"/return
• Visible issues can include heat discoloration, broken actuator, or loose terminals

• Disconnect power to the appliance; shut off gas supply to dryers
• Access the control panel; release retaining tabs or nut and remove the old switch
• Note wire positions or take a photo; transfer wires to the new switch one at a time
• Seat and secure the switch, reassemble, restore power, and test operation

This rubber rear drum seal fits the dryer drum opening and helps keep the drum centered while reducing air leaks and preventing lint and fabric from getting between the drum and bulkhead for quieter, more efficient drying. What it does:

• Seals the gap between the dryer drum and bulkhead to maintain proper airflow.
• Cushions the drum edge to prevent metal-on-metal contact and reduce noise.
• Worn or torn seals can cause rubbing, squeaking, banging, excess vibration, or longer dry times.
• Visible gaps, shredded rubber, or lint buildup at the drum edge are common signs the seal needs replacement.

• Disconnect electrical power (and shut off gas supply for gas dryers) before starting any repair.
• Replacement commonly requires partial or full drum removal; inspect the drum and bulkhead for additional wear while accessible.
• Wear gloves and eye protection; watch for sharp edges and pinch points during reassembly.

This Outer Tub Gasket seals the outer tub assembly in your washer to keep wash water contained through every cycle. Replacing a flattened, cracked, or leaking gasket helps stop water on the floor and protects internal parts.

• Creates a watertight seal between outer tub components
• Helps prevent leaks during fill, wash, and spin
• Common symptoms: water under the washer; moisture at the tub seam; visible cracks or compression set on the gasket
• Restores proper sealing after service or disassembly

• Disconnect power and water supplies; move the washer for safe access
• Access the outer-tub seam per your model's service procedure; note gasket orientation
• Remove the old gasket and clean mating surfaces; install the new gasket evenly without twists or gaps
• Reassemble and run a brief test cycle to check for leaks

Replace a damaged collector duct to restore proper ventilation airflow. This kit channels air from the appliance's intake to the exhaust path, helping reduce leaks, noise, and recirculation for consistent capture performance.

• Directs airflow from the intake/collector to the exhaust duct path
• Helps maintain proper airflow and capture efficiency
• Provides a sealed transition to minimize air leaks and recirculation
• Common symptoms: poor vent suction, smoke/steam lingering, rattling vibrations, visible damage or gaps

• Disconnect power at the breaker; shut off gas before servicing
• Wear cut-resistant gloves—sheet-metal edges can be sharp
• Note airflow orientation and gasket locations; dry-fit before fastening
• Seal joints with UL-listed foil HVAC tape; do not use cloth duct tape

This 4-position fabric selector switch is the control behind the knob that sets your washer's fabric setting. Replacing a worn switch restores crisp detents and reliable selection so the machine follows the wash action you choose.

• Controls the washer's fabric setting with four selectable positions
• Directs electrical contacts to deliver the chosen wash action or speed
• Works with the timer/control to tailor cycle aggressiveness for different fabrics
• Symptoms of failure: settings don't change, only one position responds, wrong wash action, or the knob feels loose and won't detent

• Disconnect power before servicing; control panel edges can be sharp
• Remove the knob, then the retaining nut or clip to free the switch from the panel
• Photograph and label wires; transfer them one at a time to matching terminals on the new switch
• Align the shaft/indexing tabs, secure the switch, and test each position before reassembly

This 120V light housing assembly secures and protects the interior light in your machine, restoring dependable illumination inside the cabinet. It positions the bulb and socket correctly so you can clearly see the drum/compartment when the door opens.

• Mounts and insulates the interior light socket within the cabinet
• Positions the bulb for proper interior illumination
• Helps resolve issues from a cracked, heat-damaged, or loose housing
• Typical symptoms: interior light won't turn on, flickers intermittently, or only works when the door is moved
• Designed for 120V systems

• Disconnect power before servicing to avoid electrical shock
• Access the light area per your model's service information; remove panels as needed
• Note wire locations; make secure connections to the new housing
• Restore power and test the interior light before final reassembly

This moisture sensor base positions and secures the washer's moisture sensing contacts so the control can detect fabric dampness and finish cycles correctly. Restores reliable wetness detection when the original base is damaged or worn. What it does:

• Holds the moisture-sensing probes/contacts in the correct location for accurate wetness readings.
• Passes moisture detection signals to the control so automatic cycles advance and end properly.
• Helps address symptoms like inconsistent dryness, cycles that stop too soon or run too long, or error codes related to moisture sensing.
• Use when the mounting base is cracked, corroded, or connector fit is loose.

• Disconnect power to the appliance before starting any repair to avoid shock or injury.
• Access typically requires removing the washer cabinet or access panels; keep fasteners and connectors organized.
• Handle sensor contacts carefully to avoid bending or contaminating the probe surfaces; ensure connectors are fully seated.

This retaining ring secures a component on a shaft or within a groove so it stays aligned during operation. Replacing a bent, rusted, or missing ring helps stop wobble, noise, and parts working loose.

• Locks into a groove to keep gears, pulleys, wheels, or spacers from sliding off a shaft
• Helps maintain proper spacing and alignment of moving parts
• Common signs of failure: wobbling parts, scraping/rubbing noises, or components that work loose
• Visual clues: deformation, corrosion, or loss of spring tension

• Disconnect power and any utilities to the appliance before service
• Wear eye protection—retaining rings can spring free under tension
• Note the order/orientation of any washers or spacers before removal
• Use appropriate snap-ring or needle-nose pliers and ensure the ring seats fully in its groove

120v/60hz

This wire organizer assembly secures and routes the wiring at the fabric selector to reduce wear and keep connections tidy for reliable machine operation. It helps prevent chafing, pinching, and loose harness routing that can cause intermittent issues. What it does:

• Holds and routes selector-area wiring to prevent rubbing and accidental disconnection
• Reduces risk of damaged insulation from contact with moving parts
• Keeps harnesses in the correct position for consistent electrical connections
• Helps maintain safe clearance between wires and metal edges or controls

• One wire organizer assembly for the fabric selector area

• Disconnect power to the appliance before servicing to avoid electrical shock
• Reference the machine's service manual or diagram for correct routing and clip orientation
• Replace any damaged clips or wiring and ensure the organizer snaps into factory mounting points
• Avoid pinching wires when reassembling panels and verify selector operation after installation

Dryers, washers, and washer dryer combos are made with an idler pulley shaft. It works in combination with the rest of the equipment in multiple ways. It switches the direction in which the output shaft is rotating. The idler pulley shaft also works to change gears and maintain the space between shafts. With time, because of excessive force, or as a result of misuse, the idler pulley shaft can wear out, break, or get damaged otherwise. When the part isn't working correctly, it has to be replaced to continue using the machine.The primary indication that there is something wrong with the idler pulley shaft is a machine that's producing excessive noises. Replacement of the idler pulley shaft is a straightforward process. It can be done in a few minutes with a nut driver and screwdrivers. Unplug the appliance before starting the disassembly.This idler pulley shaft is a genuine OEM replacement part. It is sold as an individual unit. It is made of durable metal materials. The idler pulley shaft is sourced from the manufacturer. It can be installed in various machines made by Speed Queen, Amana, and Magic Chef.

This appliance screw replaces a missing or damaged fastener to secure panels and brackets. With a 10B-16 thread and 0.34-inch length, it restores a tight fit to help reduce vibration, rattles, and loosening.

• Fastens sheet-metal parts, brackets, and covers in the appliance cabinet
• Helps maintain alignment and support of components subject to vibration
• Direct replacement for stripped, rusted, or missing hardware
• Can help resolve symptoms like loose panels, rattling noises, or gaps

• Disconnect power; shut off gas/water as applicable before servicing
• Start threads by hand in the original hole or clip to avoid cross-threading
• Tighten snugly without overtightening to prevent stripping
• If the receiving clip/nut is damaged, repair or replace it for a secure hold

This Dryer Output Control Assembly is the electronic board that directs power to the dryer's major components. Replacing a failing board restores reliable motor, heat, and auxiliary output control for consistent cycle operation.

• Routes power from the control system to key loads such as the drive motor, heater, and other output devices
• Helps coordinate starting, running, heating, and timed functions during a cycle
• Failure symptoms include: dryer won't start, no heat, won't tumble, intermittent or erratic operation, or error codes

• Disconnect power before servicing; verify no power is present
• Use ESD protection; handle the board by edges and avoid touching components
• Transfer and seat all wire connectors one at a time; photograph/label before removal
• Secure the board and recheck connections before restoring power and testing

This hex-head sheet metal screw secures appliance panels, brackets, and trim for a tight, rattle-free fit. Replace missing or stripped fasteners to keep covers and components firmly in place and restore proper alignment.

• Fastens sheet-metal parts, brackets, and trim using a hex drive
• Replaces worn, rusted, missing, or stripped screws
• Helps reduce vibration and rattling from loose panels
• Common signs you need this fastener: head or threads stripped, screw won't tighten, panel or handle coming loose

• Unplug the appliance before service; turn off water supply if working near water lines
• Use the correct nut driver or socket to avoid rounding the head
• Replace one fastener at a time to maintain alignment; do not overtighten
• Match screw type/length to the original location as specified by the manufacturer

This blower housing seal restores a tight air path between the blower housing and its mating surface, keeping airflow directed through the drum and exhaust. Replacing a worn seal can improve drying performance and limit lint leakage inside the cabinet. What it does:

• Creates a tight seal at the blower housing to prevent air bypass and leaks
• Helps maintain designed airflow and drying efficiency
• Common signs of failure: longer dry times, weak airflow at the vent, lint/dust inside the cabinet, or visible wear/flattening of the seal
• Helps keep warm air and lint contained within the intended airflow path

• Includes 1 blower housing seal

• Disconnect power (and gas, if applicable) before servicing; allow the appliance to cool
• Access the blower housing, remove the old seal, and clean mating surfaces of lint and debris
• Fit the new seal evenly around the housing; avoid gaps, twists, or over-compression
• Reassemble and verify strong airflow at the exhaust; inspect and clean the venting as needed

This is the rotating dryer cylinder assembly. Replacing a dented, rusted, or out-of-round cylinder restores smooth tumbling and helps prevent snags, noise, and uneven drying performance.

• Holds and tumbles laundry while working with the belt/drive system
• Internal white baffles lift and separate clothes for better airflow
• Smooth interior helps protect fabrics from catching or tearing
• Typical signs it's needed: loose or broken baffles, interior rust, dents, scraping/thumping once per revolution, or recurring fabric snags

• Disconnect power; for gas dryers, also shut off the gas supply
• Wear cut-resistant gloves—metal edges can be sharp
• Access typically requires removing the top/front panels and releasing belt tension; note belt routing
• Set drum, route belt correctly, spin by hand to confirm clearance, then reassemble and test