Washer Parts

Washer Shock Absorber W/ Pins

Part Number – 383EER3001V

This shock absorber comes with (2) pins that are used to hold the shock absorber into place.  If your front load washer shakes, vibrates and moves around these parts may need to be replaced.  Be sure to use the model number to ensure that these are the correct parts for your particular washing machine model.

Washer Lid Switch

Part Number – WH12X1043

Lid switch assembly.  This switch is located beneath the top part of the top load model washing machine, the switch is activated when the lid is opened or closed.  The assembly is held into place with two screws and has a quick connect electrical wire harness.  The most common signs of a broken washer lid switch are, the tub will not spin, will not agitate.  Please remember to unplug the washer before you begin this repair.

Washer Control Board

Part Number – EBR64144902

This circuit control board is used to control most all of the functions within the washer.  It communicates with various parts in the washing machine and activates them as needed for each wash cycle, such as, when and how long to rinse, wash, spin and drain.  Please unplug your machine before attempting to make any repairs on it.

Washer Water Inlet Valve

Part Number – WH13X10023

This water valve is located on the back of the washing machine with two hoses connecting to it.  The hoses lead to the water supply lines that are designated for the appliance, one hot water line and one cold water line.  Note: You will need to unplug the power cord from its electrical source and make sure to turn both the hot and cold water off, before starting this repair.  The most common signs of a broken washer inlet valve are, the washers tub will not fill with water, no hot water, no cold water or water will enter the tub even when the washer is turned off.

Washer Door Seal Gasket

Part Number – MDS47123601

This door gasket is used to form a water tight seal between the door of the washer and the tub.  This part is often referred to as the door boot or washer bellow,  the rubber gasket can develop a tear or rip over time and leak water onto the floor.  The main cause of damage to a door seal is over loading the washing machine with laundry.  Please be sure to use your model number while ordering this part.  Note: These door seals can often look alike but will not fit or function on your particular front load washing machine model.

Washer Drain Pump

Part Number – 5859EA1004F

This drain pump is used on a top load washer model to pump the water from the tub, out through the drain hose.  Helpful tip: Be sure to check the pump ports and drain hose for obstructions, clogs or kinks before replacing your pump.

Washer Control Board

Part Number – EBR67466109

The main control board is used to control most of the functions of the washer.  The control board does this by communicating with other electrical parts in the washing machine and activating a certain part when it is needed during the cycles of the washer.  You will want to be sure and use the model number on your machine to be certain that this is the correct part for your appliance.  Note: you will need to take extra precautions while handling this control board, it is a very delicate part.  Before making this repair please make sure that your machine is disconnected from its electrical power source.

Washer Motor Coupling

Part Number – 285753A

This washer motor coupler parts kit is used for some beltless direct drive washers.  The coupler is a three-piece component, consisting of (2) drive plates and (1) rubber bushing.  These OEM replacement parts are the new and improved version of the older style coupler, both of the drive plates have an added metal shaft sleeve for extra durability.  The motor coupler is used between the washer motor and the transmission.  One of the drive plates is used on the motor shaft and the other drive plate is used on the transmission shaft, with the rubber bushing being between both of the plates.  The most common symptoms of a broken washer motor coupler are, the washers tub will fill with water and drain the water, but it will not agitate or spin the wash basket.  You might see small pieces of black rubber on the floor under the washer, this indicates a worn-out rubber coupler bushing.  You will need to tilt the washer back just enough to be able to see it.

Washer Agitator Repair Kit

Part Number – 285751

This top load washer agitator parts kit comes with four directional cogs, also known as dog ears.  The kit also comes with the agitator cam.  The main symptoms that these parts have failed are, the top part of the agitator will not catch and rotate properly, the top half of the agitator should catch and ratchet in one direction when the washing machine is in the wash cycle.  If you have noticed that the top part of the agitator will not agitate this parts kit should repair your broken washing machine agitator.

Hose Washer With Screen

Part Number – WH1X2267

This hose washer has a fine metal screen built into it and serves as a duel purpose part.  It serves as a washer forming a tight seal preventing water from leaking at the fill hose connections.  The screen is used as a filter to catch and prevent debris such as sand, silt, and hard water calcium deposits from entering the washers water inlet valve and causing damage to it.  You will want to make sure to turn the water off, that is designated for your appliance, before making this repair.

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