Whirlpool Parts

Whirlpool Appliance Parts You Can Trust

Whirlpool is America's #1 appliance brand with more models in active use than any other manufacturer. Whether you're fixing a Duet washer, Cabrio dryer, or French door refrigerator, Repair Clinic stocks genuine OEM Whirlpool parts backed by our fast shipping and expert support. Your appliance deserves the exact part it was built with — not an aftermarket substitute.

From lid switches and drain pumps to tub bearings and control boards, we carry the high-failure parts that keep your Whirlpool running. Use your model number to find the right replacement and get your appliance back to work.

• Washers: Lid switches, drain pumps, tub bearings, water inlet valves, control boards
• Dryers: Thermal fuses, heating elements, drive belts, drum rollers, idler pulleys
• Refrigerators: Ice makers, door gaskets, evaporator fan motors, water filters, water inlet valves
• Dishwashers: Door latches, circulation pumps, spray arms, drain pumps, control boards
• Ranges & Cooktops: Oven igniters, bake elements, door hinges, cooktop glass, control boards

Whirlpool Parts FAQs

How do I find my Whirlpool model number?

Your Whirlpool model number is typically located on a sticker inside the appliance. For washers and dryers, look on the side wall or under the lid. For refrigerators, check the inside wall (often top corner or along the back). For ranges, look behind the range or inside the oven. Once you find it, enter the full model number into our search bar — we'll show you every compatible part.

What's the difference between Whirlpool Duet and Cabrio washers?

Duet washers are front-load, belt-drive machines known for reliability. Cabrio washers are top-load, direct-drive models that use a different suspension system and tub bearing design. Cabrio tub bearings are notorious for failure — if you hear grinding during the spin cycle, that's your first symptom. The parts are completely different between the two lines, so always verify your model number before ordering.

Why is my Whirlpool refrigerator ice maker not working?

No ice usually points to one of three culprits: the ice maker assembly itself, the water inlet valve, or a frozen water line. Start by checking if water is reaching the ice maker — if the valve clicks but no water flows, the inlet valve has likely failed. If water reaches the maker but no ice forms, the ice maker module itself is the issue. Both are OEM replacement kits at Repair Clinic, and either is a faster fix than a new refrigerator.

Can I use aftermarket parts in my Whirlpool appliance?

You can, but we don't recommend it. Genuine OEM Whirlpool parts are engineered for your specific model's voltage, fit, and performance specs. Aftermarket parts — especially control boards, water inlet valves, and door gaskets — often fail prematurely and may can create compatibility or performance problems. Spend a few dollars more on the OEM part and add years to your appliance's life.

Ordering Whirlpool Parts Online

Keep your Whirlpool appliances running smoothly with genuine replacement parts from Repair Clinic. Whether you need parts for your Whirlpool refrigerator, washing machine, dryer, or dishwasher, our extensive inventory makes it easy to find the right fit. Search by model or part number and get high-quality parts for a reliable repair.

Whirlpool Appliance Model Number: Where to Look

Whirlpool places the model number on a data plate or label, but the exact spot depends on the appliance. Check the side wall or under the lid on a washer, inside the cabinet wall on a refrigerator, and behind the range or inside the oven on a range. Dryers commonly have the label inside the door opening or on the back panel. Record the complete model number, including any letters and numbers, then enter it in the search bar to narrow the catalog to parts made for your Whirlpool appliance. This filters the full selection across every part category, so you can identify compatible parts faster and avoid ordering based on appearance alone.