Washer Dryer Combo Bumper, Bushing, Grommet Parts

Agitator screw spacer positions and cushions the agitator screw on top-load washers to keep the agitator stable and reduce wear. It helps maintain correct agitator alignment for reliable wash performance. What it does:

• Centers the agitator and creates the correct spacing for the agitator screw
• Prevents metal-on-metal contact that can cause noise, wear, or loosening
• Helps stop the agitator from wobbling or shifting during the spin cycle
• Contributes to secure engagement between the agitator and the transmission

• Disconnect power to the washer before beginning service
• Remove the agitator per the manufacturer's service instructions to access the screw and spacer
• Install the spacer flat and seated, then reinstall the screw and agitator; follow the OEM service manual for proper fastening procedure
• Inspect the agitator and screw for wear or damage and replace as needed

The ball joint seat is the plastic socket for the washer's suspension rod ball. It supports the tub and allows smooth pivoting, helping control vibration and noise when the original seat becomes worn, cracked, or deformed.

• Provides a low-friction seat for the suspension rod ball
• Helps stabilize the tub and isolate vibration during wash and spin
• Wear can cause squeaks/creaks, knocking/banging, or a leaning/off-center tub
• Restores proper suspension movement for smoother, quieter operation

• Disconnect power and water supply; wear gloves and eye protection
• Support the tub before releasing spring/rod tension
• Access the suspension support per model; release the rod from the old seat and install the new seat fully into place
• Ensure the ball end is fully seated before reassembly and testing

This replacement spacer positions the transmission bearing block to help maintain proper alignment and drivetrain spacing for reliable washer operation. It restores correct fit where worn or damaged spacers cause misalignment. What it does

• Centers and supports the transmission bearing block to preserve correct bearing alignment.
• Maintains the designed clearance between transmission components and the tub/drivetrain.
• Helps reduce excess vibration, grinding, or wobble caused by a shifted or worn spacer.
• Can address intermittent agitation or spinning issues when misalignment is the root cause.

• Disconnect power and turn off water supply before beginning service.
• Access requires removing the washer cabinet/tub and supporting the transmission; keep track of fasteners and orientation.
• Inspect nearby bearings, seals, and mounting hardware and replace if worn.

Rubber bumper. Color: Grey.

This lid bumper cushions the lid of your top-load washer as it closes, absorbing impact to reduce slamming noise and protect the top panel's finish. Replace a worn or missing bumper to restore smooth, quiet lid operation. What it does

• Absorbs impact between the lid and cabinet to reduce slamming and vibration noise
• Helps protect the top panel finish from chips and scratches near the lid area
• Restores proper cushioning when the original bumper is missing, cracked, or flattened
• Common symptoms: lid slams or clunks when closing, increased noise, visible missing bumper

• 1 lid bumper

• Disconnect power before servicing
• Open the lid and pull the old bumper straight out of its mounting hole; needle-nose pliers can help if it's stuck
• Clean the hole and surrounding surface for a secure fit
• Press the new bumper fully into the hole until seated flush; for even cushioning, consider replacing both if your model uses two

A hinge bushing that helps the appliance door pivot smoothly and maintain proper alignment. Replacing a worn bushing restores stable door operation and reduces sticking, noise, and uneven closing. What it does:

• Provides a low-friction pivot surface for a door hinge
• Keeps the door aligned to prevent sagging or gaps when closed
• Reduces squeaks, binding, and irregular movement at the hinge
• Helps extend hinge and door hardware life by minimizing metal-on-metal wear

• One hinge bushing

• Disconnect power and remove or support the door before working on hinges
• Inspect hinge and surrounding hardware; replace any damaged components to ensure proper fit
• Install with correct orientation; do not force parts—misalignment can cause premature wear
• Use basic hand tools; follow OEM service instructions if available

This suspension rod support socket replaces the plastic cup the suspension rod sits in on a top-load washer. Replacing a worn socket restores smoother tub movement and helps reduce vibration and noise during wash and spin cycles.

• Supports the suspension rod at the tub/frame connection point
• Provides a low-friction pivot to stabilize the basket
• Helps reduce excessive shaking and out-of-balance banging
• Common signs of failure: cracks, squeaks/scraping, or the rod popping out

• Unplug the washer and shut off water supply before servicing
• Access the suspension area per your model (remove top/front panel as needed)
• Support the tub, relieve tension on the suspension rod, swap the socket, and ensure the rod seats fully in the new socket
• Reassemble, level the washer, and run a test spin to check balance

This rubber lid bumper cushions the washer lid to prevent hard contact and reduce noise and wear. It replaces a worn or missing bumper to help the lid close more softly and sit level. What it does:

• Acts as a soft contact point between the lid and cabinet to absorb impact
• Reduces lid slamming, rattling, and vibration during operation
• Helps keep the lid aligned and prevents cosmetic damage to the rim
• Commonly replaced when the bumper is cracked, flattened, or missing

• One rubber lid bumper

• Install by removing the old bumper and pushing the new bumper into the mounting hole or recess; hand tools may be helpful
• Ensure the appliance is powered off and disconnected before servicing
• Inspect surrounding mounting area for damage and replace any broken retainers as needed
• If the bumper is hard to seat, warm it briefly with a hair dryer to improve flexibility

This front baffle grommet cushions and secures a dryer's front baffle to reduce vibration and noise while helping keep the baffle properly positioned during operation. Fits select Whirlpool-built dryers. What it does:

• Cushions the baffle to reduce rattling, knocking or squeaking noises during spin
• Holds the baffle in place to prevent movement or rubbing against the drum
• Helps maintain even drum rotation and prevents premature wear of plastic/metal parts
• Can wear or crack with age, causing noise or loose baffle symptoms

• High-level replacement — remove dryer front or access panel;
• Use proper tools and support panels; keep screws and fasteners organized for reassembly
• Disconnect power (and gas if applicable) before starting work