Whirlpool Agitator Parts

This upper agitator—also called the clothes mover—is the top section of the agitator in select top-load washers. It works with the agitator cam and dogs to roll laundry over during wash strokes. Replace if cracked, stripped, or no longer engaging. What it does:

• Provides the upper vanes that lift and roll clothes for proper turnover during agitation
• Transfers one-way motion from the cam/dogs to the top section of the agitator
• Helps address symptoms like the top section free-spinning, poor turnover/cleaning, rattling/loose feel, or visible cracks/broken fins

• 1 upper agitator (clothes mover)

• Unplug the washer and turn off water before servicing
• Remove the dispenser and cap to access the center fastener; lift out the agitator assembly
• Separate the old upper section from the cam, seat the new clothes mover fully on the splines, and reassemble
• Hand-check for one-way engagement of the top section before running a test cycle

This is the upper agitator (auger) assembly for top-load washers. It restores the one-way ratcheting action that pulls laundry downward during the wash stroke for proper rollover and cleaning performance. What it does:

• Drives the top half of a dual-action agitator to move clothes down in the tub
• Replaces a worn or stripped auger that lets the top agitator stop or slip
• Helps resolve weak agitation or poor clothes rollover
• Addresses clicking/grinding from worn internal ratchet components

• 1 agitator auger assembly

• Disconnect power before servicing
• Remove the fabric softener dispenser and agitator cap, then the agitator bolt
• Lift off the old auger, align splines, and seat the new auger on the lower agitator
• Reinstall the bolt and caps; run a short wash to confirm proper agitation

This Agitator Auger is the upper half of a dual-action washer agitator. It works with the agitator cam and dogs to create the screw-like motion that pulls clothes downward; replace if the top agitator slips, cracks, or stops turning.

• Forms the upper agitator that produces the ratcheting, spiral action for proper wash turnover
• Common symptoms include the upper agitator not moving, free-spinning or slipping under load, and visible cracks or stripped splines/fins
• Restores correct clothing movement and agitation performance when the upper section no longer drives

• Disconnect power and water before servicing
• Remove the fabric softener dispenser and inner cap, then unbolt and lift off the agitator to access the auger
• Transfer internal components (cam and agitator dogs) if reusing; inspect for wear during reassembly
• Align splines, seat the auger fully, tighten fasteners securely, and test the agitation function

This agitator drive shaft sits inside the washer's gearcase and transfers motion to the agitator. Replacing a worn or stripped shaft restores firm engagement and reliable wash action while helping reduce slip and grinding during agitation.

• Transfers oscillating motion from the transmission to the agitator
• Provides the splined interface that engages the agitator/coupler
• Common symptoms include no agitation, intermittent/slipping agitation, or grinding/clicking from the gearcase
• Visible wear, rounded splines, or a bent shaft can lead to a loose or non-moving agitator

• Disconnect power and water; use proper PPE
• Requires removing the cabinet and gearcase; drain and reseal the gearcase per service procedures
• Keep gears, spacers, and clips in order; reassemble in the original orientation
• Inspect mating parts (agitator coupler/splines, drive block, seals) and replace if worn

This washer agitator is the central wash-motion component. It mounts to the drive hub and churns laundry through water and detergent, restoring proper turnover when the original agitator is cracked, stripped, or missing.

• Creates the back-and-forth wash action that moves clothes through the wash water
• Restores proper turnover and cleaning when the old agitator is damaged or worn
• Typical symptoms: no or weak agitation, clothes not moving, clicking/ratcheting from the agitator area, or a loose/wobbly agitator
• Visual issues may include cracks, stripped splines, or a unit that lifts off easily

• Disconnect power and shut off water before servicing; wear cut-resistant gloves
• Remove the softener dispenser and cap, then the center bolt/retainer; pull the old agitator straight up
• Align splines and seat the new agitator fully; reuse existing bolt and cap unless damaged
• Do not overtighten the fastener; run a short test cycle to ensure proper agitation

This is the central wash-action component in select top-load washers. Replacing a worn or damaged agitator restores proper agitation so clothes circulate through water and detergent for consistent cleaning performance. What it does:

• Converts drive motion into the back-and-forth action that moves laundry
• Circulates clothes to improve soil removal and reduce tangling
• Replaces cracked, stripped, or loose agitators that cause weak or no agitation
• Common symptoms include poor cleaning, clothes not moving during wash, or an agitator that wobbles or spins freely by hand

• 1 agitator assembly

• Disconnect power and turn off water supply before servicing
• Remove the fabric softener dispenser and inner cap to access the center bolt
• Remove the bolt, lift off the old agitator, seat the new agitator on the splined shaft, and secure the bolt
• Reinstall the cap/dispenser; reuse original hardware as applicable and check for a secure fit before testing

This agitator base is the lower section of the washer's agitator. It couples to the drive shaft to move clothes through water and detergent, restoring proper turnover and wash action when the original base is worn, cracked, or stripped.

• Provides the oscillating motion that circulates laundry and detergent for even cleaning
• Maintains proper connection and alignment with the drive shaft
• Helps reduce tangling by rolling clothes over during the wash
• Typical symptoms include no or weak agitation, clothes not circulating, or a wobbling agitator

• Disconnect power to the washer before servicing
• Remove the fabric softener dispenser and agitator cap; remove the center agitator bolt and lift the agitator off the shaft
• Separate the old lower base from the upper section; install the new base, aligning splines, and seat fully
• Reinstall the bolt, cap, and dispenser; run a quick test cycle to ensure proper agitation

This agitator assembly restores factory wash action in your top-load washer, driving clothes rollover and detergent circulation so loads clean evenly. Replace a cracked, loose, or slipping agitator to bring back reliable movement.

• Provides the back-and-forth motion that rolls clothes through the wash water
• Promotes even cleaning by circulating water and detergent
• Common symptoms: no or weak agitation; upper agitator freewheels in one direction; clicking/ratcheting during wash
• Also used when the agitator is visibly cracked, loose, or damaged

• Disconnect power and turn off water supply before servicing
• If equipped, remove the fabric softener dispenser and cap to access the retaining bolt; lift the old agitator straight up
• Align splines, seat the new agitator fully, and reinstall the retaining bolt and cap
• Reuse any model-specific caps/dispensers and run a short test cycle to ensure proper agitation

This agitator mover is the upper auger section of a dual-action agitator. It ratchets in one direction to drive clothes downward for proper turnover, helping restore effective wash action when the original mover is worn or damaged. What it does:

• Creates the one-way, ratcheting motion of the agitator's upper section
• Helps circulate and roll laundry downward for thorough turnover
• Common symptoms of failure: weak agitation, top auger not advancing, clicking/slipping sounds, or visible cracks/stripped splines
• Needed after damage from overloading or long-term wear

• 1 agitator mover (upper auger)

• Disconnect power and turn off water before servicing
• Remove the fabric softener dispenser and agitator cap; take out the center retainer/bolt to access the mover
• Lift off the old mover and seat the new mover fully on the agitator
• Reinstall the retainer/bolt and cap; verify smooth ratcheting action before use

PC-144 agitator that moves and tumbles clothes during wash cycles to help loosen soil and distribute water and detergent. Replacing a worn or damaged agitator restores proper wash action and improves cleaning performance. What it does:

• Uses fins/paddles to lift and move garments so water and detergent reach fabric fibers for better cleaning.
• Promotes even water circulation and load movement to reduce tangling and bunching.
• Common service reasons: cracked or broken fins, missing or worn agitator, noisy operation, excessive vibration, or clothes not coming out clean.
• Designed for top-load agitator-style wash systems that use the PC-144 agitator design.

• Disconnect power (unplug) and turn off water before starting any repairs.
• Typical replacement requires removing the existing agitator cap and any retaining hardware, then sliding the agitator off the drive post and installing the new unit; procedures vary by model—refer to your model's service manual or diagram.
• If a retaining bolt or special fastener is used on your model, have the correct socket or tool ready; follow manufacturer guidance for proper securing.

This impeller cap fits over the dishwasher's wash pump impeller to secure it in place and help maintain proper water flow and spray pressure for effective cleaning. Replacing a cracked or missing cap can reduce noise and restore consistent performance.

• Secures the wash pump impeller and helps prevent wobble or rubbing
• Helps maintain proper water circulation to the spray arms
• Common symptoms of a failed/missing cap: poor cleaning, unusual grinding/rattling noises, or visible damage in the pump area
• Designed for the specific pump/sump design used on select models

• Disconnect power and turn off water supply before servicing
• Access the pump from inside the tub; remove the lower rack, spray arm, and filter/cover as required
• Note cap orientation; press or twist-lock fully onto the impeller (reuse any existing fastener if your model uses one)
• Inspect the impeller and seals while accessible; replace worn parts as needed

This is the washer's agitator assembly with a built-in filter. Replacing a worn or damaged agitator restores proper turnover of clothes and helps capture lint during the wash for cleaner results.

• Drives the back-and-forth wash action that circulates and rolls laundry
• Integrated filter helps collect lint and debris from wash water
• Worn fins or a stripped hub can cause weak or no agitation and poor cleaning
• A missing/damaged filter may lead to excess lint on clothing

• Disconnect power before servicing; turn off water supply for safety.
• Remove the softener cup/center cap; take out the center bolt or retainer if equipped.
• Lift the old agitator straight up; align splines and press the new agitator fully into place.
• Reinstall the fastener and cap; run a short cycle to confirm proper agitation.

This is a washer agitator assembly. The agitator is an important part of the washing machine. It's the part that moves the clothes inside of the washing tub to help get them clean. it does this by rotating back and forth. If clothes aren't coming out of the washer clean, the agitator may be damaged. If it's cracked, it could also cause damage to the clothing.The washer agitator is made from durable plastic, but it can start to wear down and break with extended use. It could crack and chip. Misusing the machine could also cause it to break prematurely.This washer agitator will work with models from Kenmore, Whirlpool, and Maytag. The part is sold individually. It is a genuine OEM replacement part.

This agitator is the vertical post in your top-load washer that moves clothes through the wash water. Replacing a worn or stripped agitator restores proper wash action and helps improve overall cleaning performance.

• Transfers motion from the drive shaft to roll and move laundry through the tub
• Circulates water and detergent for effective soil removal
• Maintains load turnover during the wash cycle
• Common symptoms: no or weak agitation, loose/wobbly agitator, clicking during wash, or poor cleaning results

• Disconnect power and water; use caution around sharp cabinet edges
• Remove the agitator cap and retaining fastener; lift the agitator straight up
• Align the splines on the new agitator with the drive shaft, seat fully, and reinstall the fastener and cap
• Run a short wash to ensure smooth operation and no unusual noises

This agitator replaces the top agitator in compatible top-load washers to restore proper fabric movement and cleaning action. It helps re-establish the washer's normal wash motion and reduces poor wash performance caused by a damaged agitator. What it does:

• Replaces a cracked, worn or broken top agitator to restore wash motion and even water circulation
• Helps fix symptoms such as clothes not tumbling, uneven cleaning, or excessive vibration during the wash cycle
• Transfers torque from the transmission to move clothes through the wash water
• Works with the factory agitator coupler/bolt and transmission components when installed correctly

• One top agitator assembly

• Disconnect power and water supply before beginning any repair
• Remove the fabric softener dispenser and the agitator cap to access the retaining bolt
• Tighten the retaining bolt to the manufacturer's specified torque and confirm proper engagement with the cam/coupler