Whirlpool W11032829 Washer Door Bellow Clamp OEM Part

Followed your video instructions. It was invaluable. The toughest part was getting the seal on the back of the drum. Your technician made it look very easy. Once that was on, the rest was pretty easy. The control panel on my Whirlpool Duet washer had a holding screw at the bottom center of it. It wasn't shown in the video, but it was easy to figure out. If you are changing the boot, change the clamp as well.

I followed the videos that were associated with the repair part and installed the new parts. It was a relatively easy repair.

I ordered my parts from appliance parts pro and received them the next day. Exceptional service. I followed the video showing the steps to remove and replace the door bellow seal. Now, the mechanical part of taking the screws out and removing the parts went well, but the bellow seal was a little different story. I contribute the problem to this being my first (and hopefully the last) time doing this, so it was all new to me. After I got over my initial shock of completely disassembling my washing machine, I went to work on replacing the part. Everything is pretty straight forward, but getting the seal on the two lips proved taxing. My fear was that we would get it all assembled and find that I hadn't gotten the seal on properly and have a leak. But with due diligence, everything went as shown and now completely repaired. The people at appliance parts pro are amazing in their speed and accuracy in getting me my parts, to the helpfulness when I called for some guidance. I highly recommend this company and its people-friendly staff. Short of them coming out and installing the part for me, they did everything I could have hoped for to resolve this problem. Any problems in the future with my appliances; you can be sure I'll be back here to solve them!

New bellows. Door seal

First I tried to just put the bellow back over the lip and re-secure the inner metal ring clamp. That worked and stayed on - but when draining and spinning popped off again. I replaced the entire bellow and inner metal ring clamp this time. My old drum bellow liner was over 16 years old - NO holes or tears, just really worn down and out. So, I replaced the entire system. I am a single 43-year-old mom and was able to do this on my own. It did take me over 3 hours though. I had a really really hard time getting both the inner metal ring clamp back on and the spring metal ring clamp on at the end...but I finally did it. No leaking and stayed on during spin and drain cycles! Important to have the holes of the bellow at the bottom so it can drain.