Whirlpool WP596669 Washer Hose Clamp OEM Part

First off I have to say that Appliance Parts Pro's saved me from hiring a repair person, and quite possibly just getting rid of my washing machine. Their video's helped out SOOOOOOOO much and the advice one of their agents gave me over their online chat helped me trouble shoot something when I got stuck. On top of this they shipped my parts fast enough that less than 12 hrs later they arrived, which allowed me to get my machine up and running way faster than the other options I had available. When we purchased and moved into our house it came with a 10yr old washer/dryer which was working fine so we didn't replace them. After the first few uses we realized that the washing machine smelled absolutely foul. We tried using vinegar and other cleaning solutions to fix the foul smell and all it ever did was cover up the real problem for a few days or weeks. With the help of google we were able to learn that the real problem was built up residue, mold, rust and matted in pet hair. The repair involved removing the inner and outer tub and all of the hoses. The 2 tubs and the hoses were cleaned with a power washer outside and finished off with by hand with cleaning rags and a household cleaner/degreaser. The motor/rest of the machine were vacuumed and wiped down as well. Once everything was cleaned the machine was put back together again. The hardest part of the repair (besides the disgusting cleaning) was separating the inner and outer tub from each other. Our machine was about 10yrs old and the two tubs were fused together by rust, gunk and calcium. I watched the following YouTube video to get them separated: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r6iyR8KcqMQ It's important to remember that there's a good chance you'll need to order replacement parts once you have it apart and can see everything up close. I ordered a couple replacements such as the outer tub ring seal, and new springs. If I had ordered replacement hoses it would've saved time during the cleaning stage. All in all the repair wasn't overly difficult, but it was time consuming. That said I can't even imagine how much it would've cost for an appliance repair person to do the repair, and I'm certain that they wouldn't have been as meticulous as I was. I hope this review helps someone else out :)

Removed cover from Whirlpool washer (~20 years old) and found water to be leaking from hose connection at Break Vac. Obviously the hose had to be replaced but the Break Vac looked corroded and partially plugged, too, possibly inhibiting water flow. While the cabinet was off I noticed the Suspension Spring was rusted off so I ordered 1 of those, too. Total of all parts was under $45 so looks like we won't be getting a newer, more efficient washer anytime soon. Everything arrived in 3 days and I easily replaced them. Appliance Parts Pros informative website offers exploded views of the appliance and videos on how to replace many parts in an easy to understand format.

My 15 year old whirlpool washer top was rotting away and my wife was about to buy a new one. a 1 min search on google brought me to this site and within 5 mins found all the parts I needed, Received my order in 3 days and now we're back in business for a total cost of $159 instead of $500 to $600. Will use this site again and have told a few people already. Thanks Rob

First the parts showed up as promised in 2 days. Injector fill hose wasn't leaking but replaced to be on safe side. Everything went together just like OEM parts. Cost less then having my appliance guy just walk thru the door at $80.00

Replaced the Injector valve, nozzle and sleeve-in using new hose clamps