Wjrsr4160dacc Parts

Placed in new dispenser Read more

Ordered new circuit board for control section. Read more

Replaced the water inlet spout which was cracked and spraying water outside of the drum. Read more

I removed and inspected the lid magnet. It had a 1/8" layer of corrosion. I removed the layer of corrosion and reinstalled the part. the symptom improved. That was a stop-gap repair until the new lid magnet arrived. The broken rubber isolators were discovered when I removed the top of the washing machine. Read more

I ordered the motor, and followed the instructions. Splicing the included wire and taking out the fuse. Washer works fine now. I didn't have the installation tool, but I used a socket that fit over the bottom of the motor shaft and put the belt on. Read more

Changed the pressure switch. Second time I've done it on this machine. I assume that the quality of original parts on appliances these days are garbage. Very easy fix and if the washer is still working in a year or so I'll be doing this again. Read more

Replaced transmission, all seals, and dampers. It is a complicated, messy repair but costs much less than replacing the machine. This is the second tranny I have put in the 30 year old machine and now it works like new. Take the time to replace all seals if you do this repair. No use putting a new tranny in with old seals that will crack. Read more

Replaced obvious defective part with purchased item. Read more

After disassembling the washer by removing the control panel and the top (top loader), a small tear in the shower fill nozzle was detected. Appliance Parts Pros had a replacement funnel shower head in stock, and it shipped that afternoon. Read more

New lid switch from Appliance Parts Pros Read more