Whirlpool Washer Parts

Replaced clutch assembly, gearcase input shaft seal and motor coupler. When I disassembled the washer I realized the shaft seal on the top of the gearcase was leaking and not the input shaft seal. So had to order more parts before I could finish this job. Altogether I replaced agitator dogs, both seals on the gearcase, the clutch assembly and the motor coupler. Agitator dogs replacement is a very easy job, no tools required, takes less that 5 minutes and made a huge difference with how well... Read more

Ordered the part got it in 2 days Read more

Called a repair man after not being able to determine the exact problem. Narrowed it down to valves, level switch or mother board. Repairman took money for parts and then said he couldn't find them. Went online and found this site, ordered parts Monday, had them by Thursday noon. Had machine running by 1. Read more

Upon cleaning my washer filter, I noticed that the hoses were very dirty. Instead of trying to clean, I decided to purchase new ones. Good price and fit perfect. Thanks Read more

Drilled a 4/1/4 inch hole in the front for regular cleaning access and went through the back. I did not remove the front of the unit because it is a stacked. Read more

Seal and adhesive. Read more

The parts I purchased from Appliance Parts Pro fit perfectly and were reasonably priced. I received them the next day, which made the Wife (and me) very happy. Although Appliance Parts Pro did not have a repair video for this, I was able to find one online and the machine is washing like new again. The website is well laid out and easy to find what your looking for. Between the available parts and the videos they provide, anyone who is reasonably handy should be able to repair their machine as... Read more

This was a simple fix since mine didnt need any screws. Slipped in and locked into place. Read more

Replace front legs and rear legs took about 30 minutes. Made sure rear legs had lithium grease applied ran a load of wash very little Vibration nothing compared to before legs were installed and balanced the machine with a level. Read more

• Timer will not advance

Based on an internet search, the likely problem seemed to be a bad timer-control switch because it would hum and click but not advance on a 17-year old washer. Repairman diagnosed the problem as a bad lid-switch-assembly and replaced it - problem solved. Now I need to return the Timer-Control. AppliancePartsPros was very quick to ship the Timer-Control and have a great return policy for an unneeded part. Read more

Remove the two valves at back of washer, only 4 screws, remove the electrical clamps, replace with valves, easy, 20 minutes to fix, and a woman did it, saved $320.00, yahoo Read more

Water became visible as it accumulated at the bottom rear part (the part that is tilted back) of the washer drum. I theorized that the valve controlling water flow into the machine was to blame. I began my troubleshooting by going to Appliance Pros website where I looked for a Water Inlet Valve. I easily found this on the exploded parts diagram. After identifying the part that seemed to be the issue, I began reading other reviews from folks who were experiencing the same problem and who solved... Read more

I searched for parts on the internet regarding the make and model of my washer. Appliance Parts Pros not only had the part on a very user friendly website, but also had a well done video that made fixing the problem a breeze. Much appreciated and will buy from here from now on. Highly recommend! My local parts store did not have the part and would have to order it anyway. Read more

Removed the entire front panel to get at pump was not bad took about 10 mim to remove 10 minutes to change pump and 10 minutes to put the hole thing back together The hardest thing was that the retaining ring on the rubber door seal Read more

• Timer will not advance

I searched online and found Appliance Parts Pros to have the best price and an instructional video on how to replace this part. I've never done any type of repairs on a washing machine and figured I would give it a try. My washer is approx. nine years old and in good condition, and either I would repair this on my own or buy another. It took me about 30 min. to remove and replace the part, once this was completed I put the washing machine back into operation. Hurray!!!!!! did not have to spend... Read more

Replaced hose that came with the new washer with this longer one. Read more