Wm2hm101 Parts

Replacement owner's manual for your washer. Provides operating instructions, maintenance guidelines, and troubleshooting information for your appliance.

Fix washer drainage issues with this sump check ball. Prevents water backflow in the pump system. Simple DIY repair for most home mechanics.

Vent hose for washer drain reservoir. Installs between the drain pump and reservoir to allow air circulation. Replace if cracked, split, or missing.

This is the dishwasher inner tub — the main water-holding enclosure that supports racks and directs wash water. Replacing a damaged tub restores the cabinet's watertight integrity and prepares the appliance for safe operation. What it does:

• Houses wash and rinse water and provides mounting points for racks, spray arms, and seals
• Maintains a watertight chamber to prevent leaks and water damage
• Supports proper spray and drainage by keeping components aligned
• A cracked, warped, or punctured tub can cause visible leaks, pooling on the floor, or dishwasher failure to fill/hold water

• Disconnect power and water supply before starting; follow manufacturer service procedures
• Replacing the tub typically requires partial disassembly of the dishwasher (door, panels, and internal components)
• Handle carefully — tubs can be heavy and have sharp edges; wear gloves and eye protection

This frame assembly is the outer trim piece that restores the appliance's finished appearance and helps hold adjacent panels or components in place. It replaces damaged or missing trim to improve fit and seal. What it does:

• Provides a finished edge and structural support for the appliance front or access panel
• Helps keep adjacent panels aligned and reduces gaps where dirt or moisture can enter
• Restores proper mounting points for switches, bezels, or door panels when the original is cracked or broken
• Commonly replaced for visible damage, warped trim, or when the frame no longer secures nearby components

• One frame assembly

• Disconnect power before starting and remove any connected water lines if applicable
• Handle trim carefully to avoid scratching the finish and to prevent personal injury from sharp edges
• Installation typically requires removing outer panels and fastening the frame with existing screws or clips; keep removed hardware for reassembly

This rear cover is the exterior cabinet panel that protects the appliance's internal components and helps maintain proper airflow. It restores a finished back surface and prevents debris or pets from contacting working parts. What it does:

• Protects internal parts from dust, spills and physical damage
• Helps direct airflow and maintain proper ventilation paths
• Replaces cracked, warped or missing back panel that can cause rattles or expose components
• Reduces risk of foreign objects entering the appliance and interfering with operation

• One rear cover panel

• Disconnect power and any fuel lines before beginning repair
• Remove existing access panels and fasteners; retain hardware if reusing
• Handle edges carefully—metal panels can be sharp