This is a door striker, it is gray in color and is a part found on your washer. The purpose of the striker is to keep your washer door closed for usage. This piece will attach to your appliance lid and will activate the door switch when your lid is closed. The most common reasons for needing to replace this part are if your lid will not c...Read moreonsistently open or close, and your washer will not consistently start. The only tool you will need to complete this installation is a Phillips screwdriver.
This is a door hinge with bushings and works in conjunction with your washer. The purpose of this part is to attach to the outside of the front door panel to help with the lid opening and closing properly. The hinge will fasten the front panel of the washing cabinet to the lid of the washer. This piece is roughly 9 inches long, almost 3 i...Read morenches high, and roughly 2.5 inches wide. The reason for needing to replace this part is if your lid/door will not open or close properly, which may lead to leaking.
This is a replacement screw for your washer or dryer. The screw is approximately half an inch in length and is a Phillips-head screw. It screws in from the outside of the drum, into the vane/baffle. The main reason you would replace this screw is if the old screw is missing or damaged. This part is sold individually and is an OEM part sourced directly from the manufacturer.
This washer shock absorber mounting pin is a small but essential fastener that secures the shock absorber to the outer tub of a front-load washing machine. By holding the shock absorber firmly in place, it helps stabilize the tub during wash and spin cycles, reducing excessive vibration, shaking, and movement. Made from durable materials ...Read moreand designed for a precise fit, the pin supports smooth operation and protects other components from stress caused by unbalanced motion. Replacing a worn, broken, or missing mounting pin can help restore proper vibration control, improve washer stability, and prevent noise or damage during operation.
This washer door boot spring clamp secures the rubber door seal in place, maintaining a tight, watertight fit between the tub and front panel during operation. Its tension design helps prevent leaks and keeps the door properly sealed throughout wash cycles. Replacement is recommended if the seal becomes loose, water leaks from the front, ...Read moreor the clamp is damaged, helping restore a secure fit and reliable washer performance.
This dispenser drawer handle frame attaches to the detergent drawer of select washing machine models, allowing for smooth opening and closing. Made from durable white plastic with a clear exterior accent, it’s designed to restore functionality when the original part is cracked or the mounting tabs are broken. Measuring to fit precisely, t...Read morehis replacement part is compatible with various models and is sold individually. Be sure to verify your washer’s model number before purchasing to ensure proper fit.
This is a shoulder screw and is used in conjunction with multiple appliances within your home. This specific model is size 10, and it has 16 threads to an inch. This part is made entirely of metal and is chrome-colored. The shoulder screw measures to be less than an inch long, and has a flat bottom and top. In general screws are typically...Read more made of metal, and the purpose of them is to be used as a fastener when attaching one piece/part to another. This model is sold individually.
This detergent drawer assembly is designed to hold and dispense cleaning agents during the wash cycle. It features separate compartments for liquid or powder detergent, fabric softener, and bleach, ensuring each is released at the correct time for optimal cleaning performance. Positioned at the front of the washer, the drawer helps mainta...Read morein proper distribution and prevents residue buildup. Replacing this part can resolve issues such as detergent not dispensing, leaks or puddles near the drawer, lingering odors, or difficulty opening and closing the drawer. Installation is straightforward—slide the old drawer out, align the new one, and secure it in place.
This washer door bellows, also known as a boot seal, is a genuine OEM replacement designed to create a watertight barrier between the washtub and door of front-loading washing machines. Made from flexible, durable rubber, it prevents water leakage during wash cycles and supports consistent performance. Over time, the seal may become torn,...Read more compressed, or develop mold, leading to leaks or unpleasant odors. This part is compatible with a wide range of models from Frigidaire, Electrolux, White Westinghouse, Tappan, Gibson, and Kenmore. Installation should be performed with the appliance unplugged, and model compatibility must be verified prior to purchase.
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Suzanne - For model number 41741122310
March 21, 2022
I need to replace the rubber gasket due to mold buildup that will not come out. What is the part number? How much does it cost?I have already tried multiple rounds of bleach and the mold stains are not coming out.
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Hi Suzanne,
Thank you for your question. The part number listed under your model number for the bellow is PS10057189. If you need help placing an order for it, customer service is open 7 days a week and anyone will be happy to assist you. Please feel free to give us a call. We look forward to hearing from you!
Im getting an e55 error code. My washer goes through the wash cycle but will only agitate back and forth, it doesn't go into the final fast spin cycle at the end of the wash leaving my cloths soaked. Ive taken the belt off verified the motor moves freely and the pulley moves freely. Im leaning towards ordering the motor speed control board. Any thoughts? Thanks!
Hello Steve, thank you for your question. That error code is in relation to the motor and an overheating or motor control unit issue. We would recommend replacing the motor speed control board first, as that is the most common cause of that issue. I hope this helps!
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Michael - For model number 41741122310
March 30, 2024
this machine keeps losing cycles , i am down to the delicate cycle
Hello Michael, thank you for getting in touch. Based on our understanding of the issue, we would suggest checking the control board, part number PS10063115, to solve the problem. Glad to be of assistance!
Will drum will rotate, but won’t spin dry. Just drops time to 3 minutes then acts like it’s done spinning but the clothes are still wet. I did remove the drum filter.
Hello John, thank you for getting in touch. Based on the description that you have provided, we would recommend cleaning the drain hose for blockage. If the issue persists, then you may need to replace the drain pump, part number PS3655041, to fix the issue. We hope this helps.
Hi Kevin, thank you for getting in touch. The water inlet valve is the most likely cause if your washer continues filling with water even when it is not running. The valve may have failed internally and is no longer closing completely, allowing water to enter the machine when it should be shut off. Replacing the faulty water inlet valve, part number 134959340, can stop the unwanted water flow. We hope this solves your problem!
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Broken Door Catch
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Joy from Columbia, MO
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Less than 15 mins
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This was one of the simpliest repairs I have ever done taking less than 5 minutes to complete. On the inner door I removed the two screws that hold the plastic catch in place. I then removed the broken catch and put the new catch in place. Finally I replaced the two screws that hold the catch in place and it was done.
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Door Striker broke which was a result of the hinge problem.
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Paul from Grinnell, IA
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Removed the screws holding the door. (One was stuck a little so used an air drill with Phillips head to get the torque needed but someone with a strong grip could have done it as it came out very easily). I removed most of the screws holding the front to back of door to exchange the hinge. There was a problem with the old hinge slopping
... Read more around and not allowing the door to align properly when shutting it. The new hinge works better. See note*** below on doorframe. I pretty much was able to get the door back together and make it work. I then exchanged the door striker with no problem. It has a built in key so you cannot attach it incorrectly. The next thing was to just reattach the door to the machine and it worked right off the bat. ------------- *** Unfortunately, there were two screw mounts in the Outer Door Frame - Chrome Part Number: PS3495258 that were broken. This doorframe is listed as a $200+ chrome part whereas it is actually a plastic material that is extremely over priced for what it is. Like I mentioned two of the screw mounts had broken off so those screws are just "decoration" now. (These are screws that basically hold the back cover to the front cover). If this becomes a problem, I will simply modify what I have and make the screws fit before I spend $200+ on that part. (It looks like this could be drilled out and a long screw and nut run through to make it work. TELL THE WASHER OPERATOR… just be careful opening and closing the unit (don't slam the door but carefully close it) and it should work a lot longer. I might investigate the make up of a washer the next time I buy one … but the chrome vs. plastic is a hard one to spot. I hope this helps.
The striker is really easy to replace. Remove 2 #3 phillips screws, replace the striker part, and tighten the screws.
It got more complicated when too many striker tips broke off inside the latch assembly and prevented the tip of the new striker from going inside. To get at the latch assembly, I had to remove the big rubber g
... Read moreasket that connects the drum to the frame of the machine. I removed this at the drum end. Big mistake! It took two of us to get the gasket back onto the drum, and I had to take the frame end of the gasket off anyway. That end is a lot easier to put back on. Anyway, I finally got to the latch assembly, which attaches to the machine with two screws. It has 3 connectors and the housing is a grey plastic clamshell that latches in 3 places. It came apart and parts came out. Jamming the latches open and very gently prying the clamshell open may let you escape the small parts barrage. Once I got everything back together, it all worked.
Unfortunately, the story doesn't end there. This machine has broken 4 strikers. They break during the wash cycle. Taking a cue from a previous DIY description on this site, I took the hinge apart. It looks like there is a part missing, because there isn't anything that keeps the door aligned with the rest of the machine. The door drops down as low as it can go on the hinge pin and the plastic of the door frame rides directly on the arm of the hinge part. I've shimmed it up about 3/16" temporarily, and it seems to work, but I can't escape the idea that I shouldn't have to do this...
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