Whirlpool W11032711 Washer OEM Part

We watched the videos posted on AppliancePartsPros.com website several times before starting the work. Once we were confident of the process, we jumped in with the complete disassembly of the washing machine's drum rotating assembly...everything that touched the drum or made it rotate. My son and I disassembled and inspected each part for wear/damage and ordered replacement parts based on condition. The parts came in within 3 days of ordering. My son and I took 3 hours to reassemble and test the washing machine for operation. It took 30 minutes to get everything together, and it took 2.5 hours to figure out how to get the drum onto the gearcase without damaging it. Once we figured that out, it was smooth sailing.

I ended up ordering and replacing both the wash plate and the transmission. I ordered the transmission from your site and came in very fast (3 days) and was in excellent new condition, well protected in the shipping box. Replacing the transmission requires the wash tub to be removed, which was the most difficult of all the steps. I did not have the special spanner to remove the wash tub retaining nut, so I used a pipe wrench and hammer to loosten. This is a 8 year old washer, so the nut fought me the whole way. After that, the underside motor and transmission was easily removed and replaced, just mostly bolts to remove. Motor reassembled easily too. I am still waiting for the new wash plate to arrive, but after reassembly of the transmission and wash tub, I gave it a test run and everything worked perfectly. This was well worth the work rather than replacing the whole washing machine! Thanks AppliancePartsPros.com!!

Replaced drum bearings and seals

Repair went well. No more squeal when going thru the spin cycle. Machine works like new again. Thanks Appliance Pros.

I disassembled the washer removing the gear box and basket to verify what was grinding or knocking before i ordered the parts, that way i knew exactly what i needed and didnt have any suprises when i put it back together with the new parts. all the parts showed up in 2 days and since i already had everything apart all i had to do was put it together when i got home from work. i discovered an oil/grease spot under the washing machine which was an indicator that the gearbox was blown. i did crack the washplate while trying to remove it, so be careful when pulling it off, it may be siezed on there pretty good. the gearbox fits tight so having the piece of 2x4 to help pop it out is a must. overall the repair was fairly simple, just follow the video and take your time. i move slow and meticously so it took me a bit longer than others.