Whirlpool Len2000jq0 Parts

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Panel

By: Whirlpool

Part Number: 279891

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Endcap

4.7 (3)

By: Whirlpool

Part Number: W10820038

Do-It-Yourself Stories from Customers like You Broken control panel parts Carol G. • Greenbrier , TN • November 21, 2014

Ordered it, it came the next day. We fixed it and I am very happy. Read more

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Screw

By: Whirlpool

Part Number: 486146

Size: 10-32 x 1/2 inch.

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Dryer Manual For Whirlpool Gas And Electric Dryers

5.0 (1)

By: Whirlpool

Part Number: 677818L

Covered brands include Whirlpool, Sears, Kenmore, Kitchen Aid, Roper, and Estate. Easy to follow photographs and step-by-step repair procedures.

Do-It-Yourself Stories from Customers like You Idler pulley broke. Bob D. • Oak Lawn , IL • August 18, 2020

Replaced part. But the door was missing a screw and nut, so bought them and replaced them. Read more

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Endcap

By: Whirlpool

Part Number: 279965

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Enamel Paint

By: Whirlpool

Part Number: 4392900

Color: Biscuit. Size: 1 qt. can uncut. Enamel paint.

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Screw - Trim Mounting

4.5 (2)

By: Frigidaire

Part Number: 5303013874

Do-It-Yourself Stories from Customers like You Leaking water from high in back of unit; not tub or pump Greg W. • Austin , TX • April 29, 2015

I figured it had to be the flume; changed the flume and hose, mounting screws Read more

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Timer Assembly (60 Hz.)

By: Whirlpool

Part Number: 8299762

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Seal, Blower Shaft

4.8 (12)

By: Whirlpool

Part Number: WP3394196

Do-It-Yourself Stories from Customers like You The motor on our clothes dryer was doing a "self protection" thermal or overload shutdown and there was a strong odor in the tub Jim S. • Fallon , NV • November 27, 2015

It took two repair attempts to fix the dryer. At first, I noticed that the rear felt seal was completely worn out, so I thought that extra friction between the tub and the rear panel might be causing the motor to have to work too hard and overheat. I ordered a new seal from appliancepartspros.com, and installed it according to their instructional video, but it did not correct the problem. Then I decided that the motor must be going bad, so I watched the on-line video on how to remove the... Read more