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Whirlpool Front Load Washer Replace Shock Absorber WPW10261492
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- Опубліковано 28 кві 2016
- This video provides step-by-step repair instructions for replacing the shock absorber on a Whirlpool front-load washer. The most common reason for replacing the shock absorber is if the washer is shaking or vibrating.
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This shock absorber replacement video is applicable to the following brands:
Whirlpool, Maytag
Tools needed: quarter-inch socket or nut driver, T-20 Torx bit, needle-nose pliers, small flat-head screwdriver
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Ordered the shocks from your site and replaced from and back ones. The machine is now steady again. Thanks! My machine is 15 years old and this is extending its life.
Easy repair. Thanks for the video. Hoping to get more good years of use from my machine!
Good information on the tab locks. thanks !
THANK YOU. My machine is an oldie (15 years) but you helped me renew it. Why toss it into a landfill when you can spend a few bucks and get the shocks replaced? Two of my four (I replaced all of them) were letting oil/grease by and I think that was my problem. It is steady now!
Thank you for your well made video.
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Do they sell just the plastic tab clip for these shock absorber arms?
excellent tutorial!
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Just replaced mines!
Good job!
Thanks a lot
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Sooo...I successfully did this repair, but I dropped the front panel and broke the clips for the electrical connectors to the door sensor. Right now they're taped in with electrical tape and it works fine, but is it possible to replace the connectors?
whirlpool wfw72hedw - what part # of shock absorber available?
Same as Amana NFW5800HW for your infomation
Does anyone know if the control panel needs replacing since it does not turn on and my actuator stays on
Root cause for beefing failure is water getting past the seal on the spindle. If water pH is off, it will go after the chrome plating then the steal (game over when rust forms). The rust works into the seal and water follows. Bottom line... replace the shaft at the base of the drum when replacing the bearings if there’s any sign of rust.
Mine has oil on them. How can you tell if the are bad.
no grease needed?
Like the below poster said. How can we tell if the shock are bad? The first thing to know is if they need changing in the first place.
It vibrates really bad, much more than it did when new. It can be so bad that it moves itself/ walks out of the laundry area.
Never reaching full spin speed because machine thinks load is of balance and keeps trying to self adjust the load.
Is the shock absorber supposed to have an inch of free play? This is with it removed and pushing/pulling on the shock. My machine is starting to shake and I took out the shocks to check and all four have a small amount of free play. There seems to be good tension after that 1” travel. Bought new ones off Amazon and they have the same free play. Now I’m not so sure if my shocks need replacement. No videos out there to help diagnose if shocks are good or bad, just how to replace.
I have the exact same question!! Thanks Repair Clinic for a crappy canned response!
What is the length of the shock absorber?
My shocks are different. They connect to the tub the same way. But the connection to the frame is with a very beefy little bolt. That that secures the shock to a metal bracket.
It's going to be nearly impossible to get a ratchet in that tight space to loosen it.
I had to buy a set of stubby wrenches to do this. The bolt is 5/8" and the nut is 11/16". A very awkward and difficult fix. The new shocks look very different to the older ones. But they fit just fine.
I replaced all three as I don't know which one had gone bad. They actually seemed fine to me after I removed them. Just a bit of grease leaking. But maybe that's enough to make them stop working well.
How many shock absorber the washer needs? Sems like it have room for 5 but only have 3
It needs whatever amount it has.
How do you determine by hand if the shocks need replacing please?
I'm looking for that same answer.
Me too
My Duet, model# WFW9150WW01, has mounting locations for six shocks, part# 8182812, three each side 😳
If there is a play between the drum and the shocker latch then it needs to be replaced
What is the shocker latch and how can we test that?
Is there a step by step video in how to replace all 4 at the same time? Please HELP!!!!
its pretty much the same step for all of them .
Why did you not replace the other shocks?
He's just showing how to replace a shock. Procedure is the same for all.
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With my permission, I use your video for my site
That’s pretty unfair. You have given yourself permission to use his video😂
I suppose you could color me stupid, but: I DID watch the entire video. I DID go to Whirlpool to look for the exploded-view diagram. What I did NOT find here, or there, was the fact that this machine required FOUR shock absorbers ... when this video only showed ONE. I ordered up ONE part ( from Amazon ... at 1/5th the cost of the OEM Whirlpool part !! ) and wasn't until I disassembled the washer that I found out my mistake. COULD YOU PLEASE ADD A VOICE NOTE TO THE DIALOG THAT YOU'LL NEED FOUR?)
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ok. I replaced the shocks and it still knocks. What can I do?
Your drum is most likely broken
Knocking could be the drain hose inside the cabinet is loose. Machine gun sound. Videos exist with the fix for the price of a good zip tie.