285352 Whirlpool Washing Machine Oil Seal
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Whirlpool
MFG Number
285352
Manufactured BY:
Whirlpool
This manufacturer part number # 285352 replaces our competitors' part numbers: AP3043580, 286106, 286108, 470681, 63387, AH334494, EA334494, PS334494, W10111745.
Special Price
$30.99
Regular Price
$64.99
(52% off)
Washing Machine Oil Seal.
Whirlpool's range of products includes brands such as Whirlpool, Amana, KitchenAid, Maytag, Jenn-Air, Magic Chef, Roper, and Admiral. Additionally, Whirlpool manufactures items for Sears-Kenmore and Ikea. The product featured here is an OEM replacement gearcase oil seal kit designed for Whirlpool washing machines. It serves to prevent the leakage of gearcase oil from the input shaft opening. The kit includes two plastic seals that fit snugly over the shaft, establishing a secure oil barrier. If you notice your washer leaking, operating inefficiently, producing unusual noises, or experiencing excessive vibration, it could be due to a deteriorated input shaft seal.
For installation, begin by dismantling the gearcase to access and remove the shaft. Remove the old seal by tapping it out, then install the new large seal, followed by the middle piece and the smaller ring to ensure a tight fit and prevent future leaks. This repair, which does not require specialized tools, can effectively restore your washing machine's functionality and prevent leaks stemming from a damaged input shaft seal.
Whirlpool's range of products includes brands such as Whirlpool, Amana, KitchenAid, Maytag, Jenn-Air, Magic Chef, Roper, and Admiral. Additionally, Whirlpool manufactures items for Sears-Kenmore and Ikea. The product featured here is an OEM replacement gearcase oil seal kit designed for Whirlpool washing machines. It serves to prevent the leakage of gearcase oil from the input shaft opening. The kit includes two plastic seals that fit snugly over the shaft, establishing a secure oil barrier. If you notice your washer leaking, operating inefficiently, producing unusual noises, or experiencing excessive vibration, it could be due to a deteriorated input shaft seal.
For installation, begin by dismantling the gearcase to access and remove the shaft. Remove the old seal by tapping it out, then install the new large seal, followed by the middle piece and the smaller ring to ensure a tight fit and prevent future leaks. This repair, which does not require specialized tools, can effectively restore your washing machine's functionality and prevent leaks stemming from a damaged input shaft seal.
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