Kenmore Washing Machine Model 110.82870120 Parts
Featured parts for Kenmore Washing Machine
Washing machine agitator directional cogs. These parts are also referred to as "dog ears." 4 per package. If the upper section of the agitator isn't turning properly, then these cogs are likely worn and will require replacement.
Washer drive motor coupler. New style with metal sleeves for added strength. This version replaces all previous motor coupler styles and versions. For direct drive washing machines. Common symptom of failed coupler is washer will fill, not agitate or spin but will drain the water from the tub.
Washing machine drain pump. The pump mounts directly to the motor with two clips. If the washer does not drain then the pump could be locked up or a small object may be clogging it. A small leak in front of the washer could be caused by a defective pump.
Washing machine clutch assembly with hardware. *Blue spring for regular, large, extra and super capacity washers, black for compact models. A worn clutch often causes a slower spin speed which leaves the clothes soaked after the cycle.
Washing machine suspension spring. If the suspension spring is broken, the washer will be off balance.
Affresh® Washing machine cleaner. This cleaner removes and prevents odor-causing residue in all brands of washers. To use, add one tablet to washer with no clothes and select hot water.
- Septic safe
- More effective than bleach.
- Three tablets per package.
Washing machine water inlet valve kit with bracket. A long or slow fill cycle is often due to a restricted water valve. The valve should never be disassembled and cleaned, only replaced.
Spanner nut wrench for many Whirlpool, Kenmore, General Electric & Maytag inner tub lock (spanner) nuts
Transmission (gearbox) for direct-drive washing machines. If the gears inside the transmission are worn out, the washer may not spin.
Washer agitator bolt with rubber gasket and thread sealant. Head is 7/16 inches in diameter.
Washing machine tub counterbalance spring. This spring offsets the weight of the motor on the front of the washer. If broke, the tub will lean forward and the tub will be off balance during the spin cycle.
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