Wm343hs Parts

Secures internal washer components and maintains proper alignment. Replace when brackets are worn, broken, or causing rattling. Confirm fit with your model number.

Washer not heating or running cold cycles? This thermistor assembly monitors water temperature to ensure proper wash performance. Moderate difficulty repair.

Leveling leg assembly for washers and laundry centers. Installs at the base to support and level the unit. Replace if cracked, broken, or missing.

This is a DC-powered blower fan motor assembly used in the washer to circulate air for drying or ventilation purposes. It helps move air through the drum area to assist with moisture removal. Replace this motor if the washer produces unusual noises during the fan cycle, the blower fails to run, or clothes remain excessively damp after the cycle completes.

Spider arm assembly for washers. Connects drum to shaft. Replace if cracked, corroded, or broken. Essential structural component for drum support.

Control knob assembly for washer control panels. Replace a cracked, broken, or missing knob that no longer grips or turns properly during cycle selection.

Outlet duct housing for front-load washers. Connects drain pump to exterior outlet. Replace if cracked, broken, or leaking at connection points.

Door boot seal bellows for front-load washers. Creates watertight seal between drum and door. Replace if torn, cracked, moldy, or leaking during wash cycles.

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