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Whirlpool Washer Repair

Appliance repair > Washers > Whirlpool Washer

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Whirlpool® has been making reliable washing machines for decades. Their "direct drive" (no belt) model has been in production since 1983 and is still being made today. Its innovative design allows for easy access to most components, making it the easiest washer to repair, in my opinion.

If you already know what's wrong with your washer and need repair instructions, find your problem below. Otherwise, start with the troubleshooting guide:

- Troubleshooting guide

- How washers work
- Removing washer cabinet (Taking your washer apart)
- Replacing timer knob
- Testing/Replacing water level switch
- Testing/Replacing water inlet valve
- Replacing water inlet hoses
- Repairing agitator problems
- Replacing drive block
- Checking/Replacing water pump
- Testing/Replacing motor switch
- Checking/Replacing motor drive coupling
- Testing/Replacing washer drive motor

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