Wm1163xvs1 Parts

This rotor position sensor (Hall sensor) tracks the direct-drive motor's rotor position and speed so the control can commutate the washer motor accurately. Replacing a failed sensor can restore proper wash/agitate and spin performance. What it does:

• Detects rotor position and speed from the stator assembly
• Sends timing feedback to the control for correct motor start, direction, and speed
• Supports smooth agitation and spin ramp-up/ramp-down
• Failure may cause: no spin or agitation, cycle stalling/pausing, or an LE motor error code

• 1 rotor position sensor assembly

• Unplug the washer and shut off water; wear protective gloves
• Access the motor at the rear of the tub; remove the back panel if needed
• Remove the rotor and stator; support the stator to protect wiring, then unclip/unscrew and replace the sensor
• Align the sensor correctly and seat the connector fully before reassembly and testing

Secures hose connections to prevent leaks in your washer. Replace if corroded, rusted, or leaking around hose fittings. Confirm fit by model number.

This rubber fill hose connects the household hot water supply valve to the washing machine's water inlet valve. It delivers hot water into the wash tub during the fill cycle. Replace this hose if it is cracked, leaking, bulging, or showing signs of deterioration to prevent water damage.

Mounts the door hinge to your washer's front cabinet. Replace if bracket is bent, broken, or missing to restore proper door alignment and sealing.

Comes in a pack of four.

Ball bearing for washer drum support. Replace if you hear grinding noises, excessive vibration, or the drum feels loose. Verify fit with your model number.

This is the internal fill hose that connects the water inlet valve to the wash tub inside the washing machine, delivering cold water during the fill cycle. It is a rubber or reinforced hose with fittings on each end. Replace this hose if you notice leaking underneath or behind the washer, or if the machine is not filling properly with water.

This drain hose cap seals and secures the refrigerator defrost drain outlet so meltwater is directed into the drain hose instead of pooling in the cabinet. Replaces a worn or damaged cap to help stop interior leaks and water buildup. What it does:

• Seals the defrost drain outlet to prevent water from spilling into drawers or onto shelves.
• Guides defrost/meltwater into the drain hose and toward the drain pan.
• Helps reduce odors and pests entering through an open drain opening.
• Fits onto the drain outlet to replace cracked, missing, or loose caps.

• Disconnect power before working inside the refrigerator to avoid electrical hazard.
• Remove shelves and drawers as needed to access the drain outlet; clear any visible debris or ice first.
• Press the cap firmly onto the drain outlet/hose until fully seated; avoid excessive force or prying tools.
• After installation, pour a small amount of warm water down the drain to confirm proper flow and seating.

Mounts to the washer's lower frame to secure components and maintain alignment. Replace if bracket is cracked, broken, rusted, or missing hardware.

Heater assembly for washer dryer combos. Installs in the drying system to generate heat. Replace if cracked, corroded, or damaged to restore proper drying.

This is a door hinge for a front-load washing machine. It attaches the door to the machine's front panel, allowing it to open and close securely. Replace this hinge if the washer door is sagging, not closing properly, or if the hinge pin or mounting points are worn or broken.

Fix a washer that won't drain or has standing water with this drain pump motor assembly. Powers the pump to remove water during drain cycles.

Secures hose connections to maintain watertight seals in your washer. Replace if you notice leaks or loose hoses during operation. Verify fit with model number.

Secures rubber hoses to fittings with constant spring tension to prevent leaks. Replace when rusted or weakened to maintain a tight seal. Confirm fit.

This washer shock absorber mounts between the outer tub and base to control movement during spin. Replacing a worn damper restores stability, reduces vibration and noise, and helps prevent the machine from walking or banging.

• Stabilizes the tub during spin by absorbing and controlling movement
• Reduces vibration and cabinet noise for smoother operation
• Helps the washer reach and maintain proper spin speed
• Worn shocks can cause shaking, banging, or walking during spin

• Disconnect power and water; use gloves and protect the floor.
• Access from the front or rear depending on model; remove panels as needed.
• Support the tub, then remove fasteners at both ends; install the new damper in the same orientation and tighten securely.
• Reassemble, level the washer, and run a test spin to check for vibration.

If your washer fills slowly, overfills, or fills when off, the water inlet valve may need replacement. Simple DIY repair that stops leaks fast.