11035 Kenmore Washer - Overview

Models starting with 11035

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Parts for models starting with 11035

$14.25

Spin Pinion Seal

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(1)

Part #WP356427

This seal is for the top of basket drive tube shaft.

$14.25

Washer Shaft Seal

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(1)

Part #WP91939

Transmission shaft seal.

$16.95

Washer Ringwire

Part #W11033823

This is part of the Basket Drive and found under the Brake Lining parts.

$39.22

Washer V-Style Cogged Tooth Pump Belt

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(3)

Part #WP95405

BELT

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(1)

Part #96388

Wig Wag Solenoid

Part #84867

This transmission shifting coil set has 2 solenoids - one turns to start the agitating during the wash cycle and the other turns on to start the spin-dry cycle. Only one solenoid is operating at one time.

$13.95

BEARING

Part #285205

BAR-CAM

Part #18642

BULK OF 100 PCS.

Ring, Retaining

Part #90369

SPRING-BAR

Part #94726

GASKET

Part #95089

BULK OF 50 PCS.

Wig Wag Plunger Kit

Part #350384

This wig wag plunger kit comes with a plunger, a cam bar guide, a rivet, and a speed nut.

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Common Symptoms of models starting with 11035

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Washer would not spin on any cycle. The pump still work so it was not the belt.

34 of 45 people found this instruction helpful.

Richard from Newark, DE
Really Easy
15 - 30 mins
Nutdriver, Screw drivers

The wig wag selenoid was not shifting the transmission to the spin mode. Using a 5/16 nut driver remove the two screws holding the back access panel. Using the same driver remove the set screw holding the wig wag onto the shaft. Lift the part off the shaft. If it is hard, using a small pry bar. Install new part and reverse the process ... Read more

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Wouldn't go out of spin brake mode

5 of 7 people found this instruction helpful.

Mike from Roeland Park, KS
Easy
30 - 60 mins
Socket set

Used Liquid Wrench to loosen wig-wag solenoid bracket. Drilled out rivet on defective wig-wag plunger. Installed new one with easy-to-install rivet clip. Now works like a charm.

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replaced wigwag solenoid: washer spun and drained but did not agitate

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eric from moreno valley, CA
Easy
30 - 60 mins
Screw drivers, Socket set

pulled leads off old wigwag solenoid, removed set screw and sprayed shaft w/wd40 then tapped it off shaft w/small hammer and large screwdriver. put new wigwag solenoid onto shaft then tapped it down into place and tapped it to rotate to expose set screw hole. reattached set screw, reattached leads to solenoid, checked looseness/freeness o ... Read more

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