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Washer fill hose gasket and screen set of four

Screw, baffle mounting

Screw, 10-16 X 1/2

Dispenser Cap

Agitator thrust washer

Drying rack - designed for Whirlpool 27 inch dryers with lint screens located inside the front door opening

Hose clamp

Inner tub

Washer drain hose extension kit. Used to extend washing machine drain hose approximately 4 feet. *Also, order the required adapter to connect the extension to the existing drain hose.

Screw, 8-18 x 3/8

Washing machine agitator repair kit with a short length cam

Upper outer tub ring

Start Capacitor

Washing machine drain hose (48") with clamp

Coin Box
Repair Clinic knows how agitating it can be when your washing machine is not agitating… or draining… or even starting the fill cycle when the start switch is activated. That’s why we stock all the top Roper washing machine replacement parts, from motor couplers, agitators, lid and door switches, to drain pumps, hoses, suspension rods, even screws, panels, and dispenser caps. We have everything you need to get your washing machine back in good working condition. Even better, Repair Clinic offers free repair help, from schematics to “how-to” videos, that will make it easy for you to fix the washer yourself. Repair Clinic is here to boost your confidence and to save you money while doing it!
Just be sure to enter the full model number of your washer in our website’s search bar to find the specific replacement part you want. If you need additional help finding the right part, you can always call our Customer Service Team at 1-800-269-2609.
Replacement frequency depends on usage and maintenance. Regularly inspect your washing machine for signs of wear and consult the user manual for specific guidance on part replacement intervals.
Commonly replaced parts include the agitator, drain pump, lid switch, water inlet valve, and drive belt. These components are prone to wear and tear due to regular use.
Many parts like filters and hoses can be installed without professional help if you follow the manufacturer’s instructions carefully. However, for electrical or mechanical components, hiring a professional is recommended to avoid any damage.