BOOT CABLE CLAMP
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PartSelect Number
PS11739355
Manufacturer Part Number
WP22002327
Manufactured by
Whirlpool
Product Description
BOOT CABLE CLAMP Specifications
This clamp helps hold the door boot seal in place to prevent leaks.
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Troubleshooting
This part works with the following products:
Washer, Washer Dryer Combo.
This part works with the following products:
Maytag, Crosley, Amana.
Part# WP22002327 replaces these:
22002105, 22002327
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Water Leak on front of (Front Loading) Washer
I researched the internet and found my answer on this site. There were others who shared their experiences which made the repair easy. There was a leak in the front gasket between the drum and outer frame. I printed out several answers that customers had posted. I opened the front door on the washer and found a tear in the bottom of the gasket near the drain hole.
To use the washer until the parts arrived (which only took 2 days), I used a bike repair patch to seal the hole in the gasket. NOTE: Don't use the glue type as it may get on the clothing. I used a patch that you pull off the backing and apply. It worked great until I got the parts.
Another party had posted how he got the cable and spring attached on the gasket. He used fishing line. I used masonary string I got from Home Depot. I made a loop on one end and attached it with the spring and pulled both around the gasket after I had positioned it on the back drum. I looped the string over the other end of the spring and pulled. As the spring stretched, I hooked the other end of the cable on the spring. It worked perfectly. Note: Don't worry about the string being underneath the cable, you merely pull it out slowly and the hard part is done. I then hooked the front of the gasket into the slots and finished the job. It took about 40 minutes alone.
P.S. Parts select got my ordered filled and sent to my residence within two days. Great experience and I would not hesitate to order from them again.
To use the washer until the parts arrived (which only took 2 days), I used a bike repair patch to seal the hole in the gasket. NOTE: Don't use the glue type as it may get on the clothing. I used a patch that you pull off the backing and apply. It worked great until I got the parts.
Another party had posted how he got the cable and spring attached on the gasket. He used fishing line. I used masonary string I got from Home Depot. I made a loop on one end and attached it with the spring and pulled both around the gasket after I had positioned it on the back drum. I looped the string over the other end of the spring and pulled. As the spring stretched, I hooked the other end of the cable on the spring. It worked perfectly. Note: Don't worry about the string being underneath the cable, you merely pull it out slowly and the hard part is done. I then hooked the front of the gasket into the slots and finished the job. It took about 40 minutes alone.
P.S. Parts select got my ordered filled and sent to my residence within two days. Great experience and I would not hesitate to order from them again.
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Harry from Otsego, MN
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Difficulty Level:Easy
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Total Repair Time:30 - 60 mins
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Tools:Nutdriver, Pliers, Screw drivers
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Mike
April 4, 2018
Is there an alternative retainer compatible with this model? I am having a very difficult time reattaching the spring to the cable. Not sure if it's the age of the spring or not. I noticed another clamp that has the cable attached to a threaded bolt that is used to tighten and makes much more sense. Please let me know if you have this type available. Thank you
For model number MLG2000AWW
Hi Mike, Thank you for the question. For the boot design and size this would be the only clamp available. If you are having difficulties installing it due to the age of the spring I suggest having it replaced with a new spring, Part Number: PS11739331. Hope this helps!
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