All Answers

Kraig, we do have them. Part # is EBZ37189611 and I’ll link it below for you.

We can definitely get you the part info.
Dampening Straps: WH1X2727
Coupler: WH49X10042

I added a video for the straps if needed. Hope this helps!

Fred, we do. I’m no sure what vendor you’re able to use, but we do not have a purchase link for them. I’ll add information below.

FF Control: 4201260
FR Control: 7014665

Hope this helps!

It definitely could be. I’d also check the venting if you can, in case any made it past the blower wheel, there could be a build up happening and it’d be a huge safety issue down the road. If after removal the dryer sounded normal again, I’d say you’re good.

Harley, I don’t have one for your exact model/part number, but I do have one. I’ll attach it below for you.

Also, have you tried soaking it in warm water? Will help make it a bit more pliable!

This is called the bullet fuse? Part #4451042 I would try looking for a video at ApplianceVideo.com if you need more information on this fuse. Here is the link https://www.appliancevideo.com/

David, this sounds like your drain pump. Can you access it? May be tied up, clogged, or has just gone bad. Part number for replacement would be 4681EA2001T.

James, here’s the part numbers and pricing/availability links are attached as well. Glad you got this figured out!

(2) Interlock Switch (primary & Secondary): PM100019
(1) Monitor Switch & Fuse Kit: PM100028

As long as you change out both boot seal and tub bearing you will be fine . It will also agitate better with a new set of belts, after you replace the tub bearing and boot stem. you will need the old Maytag spanner wrench to remove the basket and mounting stem. This will correct your issue. I would try looking for a video at ApplianceVideo.com.Here is the link http://wwJust type in your symptom and look for a free video.
ApplianceVideo.com also has a Free video on this problem. Go to the site and check it out. https://www.appliancevideo.com/

Gary, we do! Part number for that model is DA41-00669A and I’ll add the link for you. I also found a video for this repair if needed. Good luck!

You have a ball of ice on the ice maker head see 3 issues and symptoms listed below.

Condensation and water dripping complaints may be interpreted differently by the customer. Review all issues and symptoms and identify the specific fix(s) before attempting repair. Most likely you will need to Order and install Fascia heater kit part# W10539037.We have a repair video on this issue. See link below https://www.appliancevideo.com/whirlpool-refrigerator-heater-fix-kit-w10628737-ice-maker-leaking-on-back-wall/

Issue #1
Water/Ice on ice box fascia, ice door, in the ice storage door, in ice bin or possibly in door bins.
Connected ice cubes (double size cubes).
No Ice.
Models:
KFIS29BBBL, KFIS29BBMS,
KFIS29BBWH, KFIS29PBMS, WRF989SDAB, WRF989SDAM, WRF989SDAW, WRF989SDAF, WRF989SDAE, WRF989SDAH, WRF990SLAM
Serial Numbers:
Serial Numbers Prior to K242
Symptoms:
Water/Ice on ice box fascia; ice door, on ice storage door; in ice bin or possibly in door bins, see figure 1.
Connected cubes (double size cubes).
No Ice
Under certain ambient conditions or customer usage patterns, condensation/frost may form on the ice maker fascia.
Correction:
Order and install Fascia heater kit part# W10539037.
Note: Follow the detailed installation instructions shipped with the kit.

We do, here’s the part details,
Cover: 134638310
Dispenser Drawer: 134638200

Links are below as well for purchase if needed.

Make sure to clean all visible lint from the cabinet and blower housing. Check your air flow as well. If it’s poor, they may need to have the vent cleaned right now, and then every year. Tell them to set it up with a company so they don’t forget to schedule themselves. You can reset the thermal fuse and do a final check, but that’s probably your best bet from here.

Appreciate you guy’s letting us know! We’ll be sure to pass this along to our technicians.

If under warranty, then techline can also advise you or the customer on procedure until parts arrive. We have done a repair similar to this and they suggested turning the ff temperature up to 40 degrees and allow it to thaw for a couple days. Will likely need to put towels down to avoid damage to floor. Then when you get the part the unit will be accessible. Hope this helps!

Harley, we would have done this exact same thing, so you’re good there. If the dryer was working completely fine and you found no problem, better to leave as is and have the customer keep an eye on it than to make guesses and leave them worrying about it. The circuit may have just been overloaded.

David, this Affinity error code is a low drain flow.

Check the tub to drain hose and ensure it’s clear. If it is the pump, I’ll add a video below that will help you find it, diagnose, and replace if necessary. Let us know what you find, or if you need more help from here.

James, that is correct. I’ll add the part link information below for you if needed. Glad we could help confirm this for you.

If you provide me with the model number and make I can help you better. You can try unplugging unit for 10 mins. That might reset it. If not you will need to enter diagnostic mode to clear the code. WIth out the model number I am unable to look that up for you at this time.

What is the model number? What error codes are you getting?
You could have soap trapped in your air tube going up to the pressure switch.
Remove power for a few minutes to try and clear the computer.
You should try running the unit empty, no soap, no cloths and see if it completes the cycle. If it does I would recommend running another cycle with a washing machine cleaner to help remove any residual soap left in the unit.
If you are unable to run a complete cycle empty, chances are you will need to replace your pressure switch. If you replace your pressure switch I would also make sure the hose to the switch is clear of soap.