Amana Washing Machine Parts

Amana Washing Machine Parts

Amana washers are built on Whirlpool platforms, so you get solid engineering at an entry-level price. Whether you have a top-load or front-load Amana, the same high-failure parts apply — and finding the exact OEM replacement is key to a reliable repair. From lid switches to drain pumps to tub bearings, Repair Clinic stocks genuine Amana parts that fit your model perfectly.

The most common Amana washer repairs involve lid/door switches (won't spin or start), drain pumps (standing water after cycles), water inlet valves (slow or no fill), and drive belts (no spin action). Tub bearings and control boards also fail on older machines. Always enter your model number to confirm the right part — Amana made both belt-drive and direct-drive machines, and the parts differ.

• Lid switch (top-load): Won't agitate or spin; safety interlock prevents cycle start
• Door latch (front-load): Won't start; built-in switch tells control board door is closed
• Drain pump: Standing water; water won't drain after wash cycle
• Water inlet valve: Slow or no fill; separate hot/cold solenoids
• Drive belt: No spin; motor runs but drum doesn't turn
• Tub bearing: Loud grinding or rumbling during spin cycle
• Control board: No response; error codes or dead panel

Need your model number? Find Amana washing machine parts by model. Enter it in the search box at the top of this page — we'll show you the exact parts your machine needs.

Frequently Asked Questions: Amana Washing Machine Parts

What's the difference between Amana and Whirlpool washers?

Amana is Whirlpool's entry-level brand, but they share the same engineering platforms. An Amana Centennial or Bravos top-loader uses the same tub, motor, and control board as a mid-tier Whirlpool or Maytag — just without factory-certified features. That means parts are often identical or directly compatible. Always use your model number to confirm, but knowing your Amana is Whirlpool-built helps when you're troubleshooting.

Why won't my Amana washer spin?

No spin has three main culprits: a broken drive belt (motor runs but drum stays still), a failed lid switch (safety interlock prevents spin), or a dead control board. Start by checking the drive belt — look underneath the tub and see if it's snapped or slipped. If the belt looks fine, the lid switch or control board is next. Most Amana washers have a lid switch that's accessible from the underside of the lid — it's a common $15 to $30 fix.

Where do I find my Amana washer model number?

Model numbers are on a sticker inside the drum (look at the tub's inner edge) or on the back of the unit near the water connections. Write it down exactly — it usually starts with a letter and is 6 to 8 characters long. Once you have it, plug it into Repair Clinic's model lookup and we'll show you every part that fits. Don't guess — Amana made dozens of models, and the wrong part will cost you time and money.

Can I use aftermarket parts in my Amana washer?

You can, but OEM parts are the better choice. Aftermarket door gaskets, belts, and valves often don't seal or fit as precisely as genuine Amana/Whirlpool parts. For a $400 washer, spending an extra $10 to $20 for an OEM part that lasts 10 years is the smart move. We stock genuine OEM Amana parts and help ensure exact fit when you use your model number.

Order Amana Washing Machine Replacement Parts Online

Ordering Amana washing machine replacement parts online is quick and easy with Repair Clinic. Simply search by your model number or part number, and you'll find a wide variety of genuine Amana washer parts that are compatible with your machine.

We also offer a Price Match Guarantee, ensuring that you always get competitive pricing on high-quality OEM replacement parts for your Amana washer.

Need your parts fast? We offer same-day shipping on orders placed by 9:00 PM ET, so you can get your Amana washing machine parts delivered quickly and get back to your laundry routine without delay. Whether you are a homeowner or a professional technician, we are here to provide expert support and resources to assist you in troubleshooting and repairing your washing machine.

Amana Washing Machine Model Number: Where to Look

On Amana washing machines, check the back panel near the water connections, then look inside the washer around the tub's inner edge or inside the door frame. You may need a flashlight, and the label can include several numbers, so copy the model number exactly, including letters and any trailing digits. Enter it in the model number search to pull up the parts matched to your unit. This filters the complete Amana washer parts catalog, not just one category, so belts, pumps, switches, controls, and other parts are shown for your specific machine. Using the full model number helps you avoid confusing similar Amana designs and speeds up the repair.