Wm-16220Fd Parts

This inlet hose supplies water from the household shutoff to the washer, restoring a secure, leak-free connection for normal fill cycles. It fits the washer's water inlet and keeps supply flowing as designed. What it does:

• Connects the home water supply to the washer's inlet valve to allow normal fill
• Replaces cracked, brittle, or leaking supply hose that causes drips or visible leaks
• Helps resolve slow or no-fill symptoms when the hose is obstructed or damaged
• Restores a sealed connection to prevent water damage around the appliance

• One inlet hose

• Turn off water and power to the appliance before starting work
• Inspect and reuse or replace any rubber gaskets or clips as needed; tighten connections by hand and finish with a wrench—don't overtighten
• Check all connections for leaks after restoring water and run a short fill cycle

This hose connector joins washer plumbing lines to the appliance so water flows securely where it should. It replaces a worn or damaged connector to help stop leaks and restore proper water routing. What it does:

• Connects a washer hose to the appliance plumbing to maintain a watertight path
• Helps prevent leaks caused by cracked or split connectors
• Restores reliable water flow when a failed connector is the source of drips or poor sealing
• Works with existing hose clamps and fittings when in good condition

• Disconnect power and shut off the water supply before servicing
• Drain residual water from hoses to avoid spills during replacement
• Inspect hose ends and clamps; replace clamps if corroded or damaged

This power cord assembly provides a factory-style replacement to restore safe power delivery to your appliance. It gives a direct-fit connection to the unit's power inlet for reliable operation and easier repairs. What it does

• Replaces a damaged or frayed power cord to restore electrical connection to the appliance
• Stops intermittent power, burning smell, or visible damage caused by a faulty cord
• Ensures a proper fit and strain relief for the appliance's power inlet
• Helps prevent arcing or loose connections when installed correctly

• One replacement power cord assembly as shown

• Disconnect all power to the appliance before starting any repair
• Tighten all terminal connections securely and replace any damaged fasteners or strain-relief clips

This door assembly replaces a damaged or dented outer refrigerator door to restore proper sealing, appearance, and safe operation. It provides the door shell, mounting points and openings for handles and trim so the fridge closes correctly. What it does

• Replaces a cracked, dented or bent outer refrigerator door to stop air leaks and improve appearance
• Restores proper door alignment and sealing to help maintain internal temperature
• Provides factory mounting points and openings for the handle, hinges and trim pieces
• Works with existing inner liner, gasket and internal components when those parts are undamaged

• Disconnect power and empty the door of food and removable shelves before starting
• Door assemblies are heavy and awkward—have a second person to help lift and align safely
• Basic hand tools required; hinge screws and fasteners typically transfer from the old door
• Follow model-specific service instructions for hinge alignment and gasket seating

This control panel assembly is the appliance's user interface that lets you select cycles and settings and displays status. It replaces a worn, cracked, or unresponsive front control area so the unit responds correctly to commands. What it does:

• Houses the buttons/touchpad and display used to start and control cycles
• Transmits user selections to the main control board via the ribbon/connector
• Commonly replaces panels with unresponsive buttons, blank or garbled display, or intermittent command acceptance
• Restores normal control and visible status feedback when the original panel is damaged or failing

• Disconnect power (unplug or switch off breaker) before beginning work
• Handle the ribbon cable and connectors gently; avoid bending contacts
• Observe electrostatic discharge (ESD) precautions when touching circuit components