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Damper Pin – Part Number: 12138100003923
Damper Pin
$7.60
In Stock
Fix Number
FIX18161262
Manufacturer Part Number
12138100003923
Water Inlet Valve – Part Number: 17438000007201
Water Inlet Valve
$15.26
On Order
Fix Number
FIX18188504
Manufacturer Part Number
17438000007201
A washer that will not fill with hot water may have a clogged or failed inlet valve. This electrically controlled valve connects to the hot-water supply hose and opens when the wash cycle needs warm or hot water. Wear inside the valve can lead to slow filling, buzzing, leaking, or water entering when the washer is turned off. Inspect the hose, screen, and wire plug before deciding that the valve has failed. Disconnect electrical power and shut off the water supply before beginning. After installation, tighten the hose securely without damaging the fitting, turn the water on slowly, and check every connection for leaks.
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Heater – Part Number: 17438200000522
Heater
$84.75
In Stock
Fix Number
FIX18188582
Manufacturer Part Number
17438200000522
Long drying times do not always mean the heating element is bad. Blocked airflow, a weak power supply, or a failed safety part can cause similar trouble. Test the heater and related parts before ordering a replacement. Confirm fit with the complete appliance model number. Unplug the dryer and switch off its circuit breaker before opening the cabinet. Keep every wire in its correct position, clean the vent system, and stop if you find burned wires or melted connectors.
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Temperature Sensor – Part Number: 17438200000404
Temperature Sensor
$7.60
In Stock
Fix Number
FIX18188581
Manufacturer Part Number
17438200000404
Clothes that stay damp or become too hot may point to a faulty dryer temperature sensor. The sensor measures heat inside the airflow path and reports changes to the main control board. Accurate readings help the dryer control the heater and maintain a suitable temperature through each cycle. Before replacing the sensor, check for blocked vents, loose wires, a blown thermal fuse, or other heating problems. A multimeter and the service chart may be needed for proper testing. Disconnect electrical power before opening the cabinet, and close the gas valve on gas-powered units. Reconnect every wire firmly and follow the appliance diagram during installation.
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Fixed Seat – Part Number: 12138200000320
Fixed Seat
$10.88
In Stock
Fix Number
FIX18161385
Manufacturer Part Number
12138200000320
A dryer door that will not stay shut may need a new fixed seat. Located near the door opening, the seat supports the catch and helps hold the door closed during use. Damage or wear can cause loose latching, poor door alignment, or cycles that will not begin. Installation may involve releasing retaining tabs and pressing the replacement into the opening, but the exact steps can differ by appliance. Check the service diagram before removing the old piece. Make sure the shape and connection points match. Unplug the appliance before starting, and test that the door opens and closes smoothly after installation.
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Thermostat – Part Number: 17400513000460
Thermostat
$14.16
In Stock
Fix Number
FIX18187604
Manufacturer Part Number
17400513000460
A dryer that will not heat or stops without warning may have a faulty thermostat. This small safety device responds to rising temperature and helps prevent the heating system from running under unsafe conditions. Before replacing it, inspect the vent for lint buildup and check the heater, thermal fuse, wiring, and temperature sensor. Poor airflow can cause overheating and may damage a new thermostat if the blockage remains. Disconnect electrical power before service, and shut off the gas supply on gas-powered equipment. Label the wires before removing them, avoid bending the terminals, and install the replacement in the same position shown in the appliance diagram.
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Damper – Part Number: 12938100001322
Damper
$13.07
On Order
Fix Number
FIX18172507
Manufacturer Part Number
12938100001322
A washer that shakes, bangs, or moves during the spin cycle may have a worn suspension damper. The damper works like a shock absorber between the wash tub and the washer cabinet. It controls quick tub movement and helps the drum remain stable as it spins. Replacing a weak or broken damper may support quieter, smoother operation. However, an uneven load, loose leveling feet, or damage to other suspension pieces can cause the same problems. Inspect the full suspension system before starting the repair. Disconnect the power, turn off both water supplies, and make sure the washer is stable before removing any panels.
Suspend System – Part Number: 12938000005342
Suspend System
$8.70
In Stock
Fix Number
FIX18172480
Manufacturer Part Number
12938000005342
Excessive shaking and banging may be caused by a worn or damaged front suspension rod. The rod supports the washer tub and helps control movement during the spin cycle. It measures about 17 inches long and 2 inches wide. Replacing it can improve smooth operation and help prevent added wear on nearby parts. Unplug the washer and check the exact model number before repair.
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Printed Control Board – Part Number: 17138200003651
Printed Control Board
$55.18
In Stock
Fix Number
FIX18184186
Manufacturer Part Number
17138200003651
A dryer that acts without warning may have a problem with its main control board. This electronic board helps manage cycle length, drum movement, heating, and sensor readings. It also processes the settings chosen on the control panel. Replacement may be needed if the controls stop responding, cycles end early, or the appliance will not operate after other causes have been checked. Inspect the wiring, power supply, fuses, sensors, and switches before deciding the board has failed. Disconnect electrical power before service. Take a clear photo of the wire connections, avoid touching the metal contacts, and follow the appliance diagram during installation.
Water Inlet Valve – Part Number: 17438100004285
Water Inlet Valve
$20.72
In Stock
Fix Number
FIX18188559
Manufacturer Part Number
17438100004285
A washer that fills slowly or receives no cold water may have a faulty inlet valve. This electric valve connects the household water hose to the washer and controls when cold water enters the tub. Damage may also allow water to seep into the machine between cycles. Before replacing the valve, confirm that the supply faucet is open and the hose is not blocked, bent, or frozen. Disconnect electrical power and shut off the water before removing any panels or hoses. Keep a towel nearby for trapped water. Follow the appliance diagram during installation, secure the hose connections, and watch for leaks during the first fill cycle.
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