Amana Parts

Amana Appliance & HVAC Parts

Amana is actually two separate brands under different manufacturers — and that's the first thing to know when you're looking for the right part. Amana Appliances (washers, dryers, refrigerators, dishwashers) are built by Whirlpool Corporation as their entry-level line. Amana HVAC (furnaces, air conditioners) is made by Daikin and shares parts with Goodman. Make sure you're ordering from the correct product family.

Whether you're replacing a washer lid switch, a dryer thermal fuse, a refrigerator ice maker, or a furnace igniter, Repair Clinic stocks genuine OEM Amana parts with same-day shipping on most items. Enter your model number above to find the exact part you need — it's the fastest way to confirm you're getting the right part for your specific appliance.

• Amana Washer Parts: Lid switches (top-load won't agitate or spin), drain pumps (standing water), control boards (error codes), water inlet valves, tub bearings, door seals
• Amana Dryer Parts: Thermal fuses (no heat — most common repair), heating elements (electric dryers), drive belts (won't tumble), drum rollers (squealing), idler pulleys
• Amana Refrigerator Parts: Ice maker kits (no ice or leaking), evaporator fan motors (warm fridge/freezer), water filters, door gaskets, water inlet valves, control boards
• Amana Furnace Parts: Hot surface igniters (verify SiC vs. SiN type), draft inducer motors, pressure switches, flame sensors, limit switches, blower motors, capacitors
• Amana Air Conditioner Parts: Run capacitors (AC won't cool but runs), contactors, fan motors, control boards, thermistors

Amana Parts FAQ

Is Amana Appliances the same company as Amana HVAC?

No. Amana Appliances (washers, dryers, refrigerators, dishwashers) are manufactured by Whirlpool Corporation as their value-tier residential brand. Amana HVAC (furnaces, air conditioners, heat pumps) is made by Daikin and shares engineering with Goodman furnaces and AC units. They are completely separate product lines with different parts. Always verify which product type you own before ordering parts — model number lookup will confirm the correct part family.

What's the most common Amana washer repair?

Lid switch failure is the #1 issue on Amana top-load washers — the machine won't agitate or spin because it doesn't sense that the lid is closed. A new lid switch assembly is an inexpensive fix ($20 to $40) and one of the easiest washer repairs. If your Amana washer fills but won't agitate or drain, check the lid switch next. Drain pump failure and control board errors are the second and third most common repairs.

Why is my Amana dryer not heating?

A thermal fuse that has blown is the #1 cause of Amana dryer no-heat issues. The fuse is a one-time safety device — once it opens, it must be replaced. Check that your dryer vent isn't blocked first (blockage is the leading cause of thermal fuse failure). If the vent is clear, replace the thermal fuse with an OEM part. For electric Amana dryers, a failed heating element is the second-most-common cause. Gas Amana dryers most often fail on the igniter or flame sensor.

How do I find my Amana model number?

For appliances: Look inside the refrigerator door edge, on the washer/dryer frame near the top rear, or on the range back edge or frame. For HVAC equipment: Check the furnace or AC unit's exterior metal plate — usually on the side or front. Once you have the model number, enter it in Repair Clinic's search above and we'll display every compatible part for your exact machine. This is the fastest way to avoid ordering the wrong part.

Order Amana Brand-Level Parts Online

Ordering Amana brand-level parts online is simple and helps you find genuine OEM parts for your unit. With same-day shipping on most in-stock items, you'll have your replacement part fast, minimizing downtime. Our model/part number lookup finds the exact OEM part for your unit, and every order is backed by our 365-day return policy and price-match guarantee. Browse our repair help section for troubleshooting tips, part testing guides, and step-by-step installation videos for your specific product.

Amana Model Number: Where to Look

Amana prints model numbers on a data plate or identification label, but the location depends on the equipment. For refrigerators, check the fresh-food compartment side wall or behind the crisper drawer. Washer and dryer labels are commonly inside the lid or door opening, while ranges often have one behind the storage drawer or along the oven door frame. For Amana furnaces, air conditioners, and heat pumps, look on the exterior cabinet, usually on the side or behind an access panel. Once you have the complete model number, punch it into the search bar to sort the catalog down to your model's parts. You will see the full selection associated with your unit, making compatibility checks faster and reducing wrong orders.