KitchenAid Appliance Parts

The KitchenAid brand is manufactured by Whirlpool, one of the leading appliance manufacturers. With a trusted name producing KitchenAid appliances, you can be sure you’re getting a reliable, long lasting product. But if you’re KitchenAid appliance has stopped working properly after years of use, you need repair parts from PartSelect.com to get it working like new again. We offer a wide variety of KitchenAid repair parts to fix any of your KitchenAid appliances. All you need is your KitchenAid model number and we can help you locate the exact part you need. You can order yourself online or get in touch with us either through email at customerservice@partselect.com or by phone at 1-888-895-1535. Have your KitchenAid appliance repaired in no time when you order appliance parts from PartSelect.com.

PartSelect.com has an inventory of more than a million appliance parts for all major brands and models. Every appliance part we sell is factory authorized so you can be sure you’re getting the best part for your appliance. We have thousands of in stock parts ready to ship and with our three convenient shipping options, you can have your appliance parts delivered exactly when you need them. PartSelect.com makes ordering the appliance parts you want simple with our step by step website plus the part images, diagrams and schematics make it easy to locate the appliance repair parts you need. Order the appliance parts you need today by locating your appliance model number and entering it into our search field. If you need assistance, feel free to give us a call at 1-888-895-1535 and we’ll be happy to help. Get your appliance fixed fast and easy with appliance parts from PartSelect.com.

PartSelect recently helped Mark of Wolfeboro, NH with this KitchenAid refrigerator repair:

When the remote water was turned on, water was pouring onto floor from rear of refrigerator

First I unplugged the fridge, then using the socket set I removed the cardboard shield from the lower rear of the refrigerator. I located the leaking water from a cracked solenoid water valve just inside the lower cavity directly behind the water intake line. Removing the valve was a snap - most of the valve plastic compression couplings unscrewed and came off. The metal compression fittings required an adjustable wrench and a pair of pliers to hold the solenoid unit steady. A couple of hex nuts kept the solenoid bolted to the refrigerator frame and came off easily with the socket. Two simple push-on electrical plugs came right off just by pulling on them. The new valve unit wasn't exactly like the original one. It had push-on instead of compression water fittings and the plugs were oriented differently. I recommend studying which water lines entered which port on the valve because I was a little unsure after I took the old one apart (whoops). After figuring out how to put it pack together, the push-on water fittings were even easier, and the unit was scewed back into place on the fridge frame. The electric plugs have different sized contacts so you can't mix them up. I put the cardboard shield back on. Viola!

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