Kenmore Elite 1102647751K washer Parts

On the Kenmore Elite washer model 1102647751K, the model number is printed on a rating label attached to the washer cabinet. On many Kenmore front-load washers, you will find it when you open the door and look around the door opening area.

Most common places to check

• Behind the washer door, on the door frame (door jamb)
• Around the door opening on the front cabinet
• Along the side of the main cabinet near the lower front edge
• On the back of the control panel area (depending on the design)

How to find it fast (2-minute checklist)

1. Open the washer door and inspect the door jamb and the front cabinet opening.
2. Run your fingers along the label area; it is often a silver or white sticker.
3. If you do not see it, check the left and right exterior side panels near the bottom.
4. As a last step, look behind the control panel area or the rear panel for a second label.

What the label looks like

Label detail	What you should see	Why it helps
Model number	1102647751K	Ensures parts fit your exact washer
Serial number	A longer code/number	Helps date and identify production run
Electrical info	Volts/amps	Useful for service and troubleshooting

Why it matters

We use the model number to match the correct Kenmore parts list, diagrams, and compatible replacements (for example, a door seal, inlet valve, or control). A single digit difference can change the correct part.

For model-specific label locations and identification details, check the 1102647751K owner's manual.

Last updated: January 2026

Yes. Kenmore Elite washer model 1102647751K uses a drain pump filter (often called a coin trap) that catches lint and small items before they reach the pump. Cleaning it regularly helps prevent slow draining, odors, and drain-related error codes; see the 1102647751K owner's manual for the exact access method.

Where the filter is and what it does

On most Kenmore front-load designs like 1102647751K, the filter is part of the drain system near the bottom front of the washer. It is meant to trap debris so the pump and tub-to-pump hose stay clear.

Common items found in the filter:

• Coins, hair pins, screws
• Lint and pet hair
• Small socks or fabric strings
• Detergent residue and sludge

How to check and clean the washer filter (safe, typical steps)

1. Unplug the washer.
2. Place a shallow pan and towels under the lower front access area.
3. Open the access panel or small door.
4. Drain any water slowly (some models use a small drain hose; others drain as you loosen the cap).
5. Remove the filter cap, clean the screen and housing, then reinstall snugly.

If you find standing water, also inspect the washer tub-to-pump hose WPW10467168 for clogs.

Symptoms that point to a clogged filter

• Washer will not drain or drains slowly
• Water left in the drum at the end of the cycle
• Loud pump noise or rattling during drain
• Musty odor from trapped debris

What you notice	Most likely cause	What to do first
Slow drain	Filter partially blocked	Clean the pump filter
No drain	Filter or hose fully blocked	Clean filter; check tub-to-pump hose
Rattling at drain	Coin or hard object in filter	Remove debris from filter housing

Why it matters

A clean filter protects the drain pump, reduces cycle interruptions, and helps the washer rinse and spin properly. It also helps prevent oversudsing and unbalance routines from extending cycle time.

Last updated: January 2026

To hard reset a Kenmore Elite washer model 1102647751K, we power-cycle it to clear a stuck control state: cancel the current cycle, unplug the washer for a few minutes, then restore power and restart a cycle. This often resolves non-starts and unresponsive buttons.

Reset steps (safe, model-appropriate)

• Press STOP twice to cancel the cycle.
• Press POWER to turn the washer off.
• Unplug the washer (or switch the breaker off) for 2 to 5 minutes.
• Plug it back in (or turn the breaker on).
• Press POWER, select a cycle, then press and hold START for about 1 second to begin.

For the exact button names and cycle behavior on your control panel, follow the 1102647751K owner's manual.

If the washer is locked up mid-cycle

Sometimes the control is not “frozen”; it is waiting on a condition (high water level, hot water, or a drain step).

• If you need to stop and unlock the door, press STOP twice; the washer may drain automatically before unlocking if water level or temperature is high.
• To force a drain, cancel the cycle, press POWER, select DRAIN & SPIN, then press and hold START (about 1 second).
• If the display shows a water-inlet related code (commonly tied to no/low water), check that both faucets are fully open and the inlet screens are not clogged.

Quick checks that prevent repeat “reset” problems

• Confirm the outlet has power (test with a lamp).
• Make sure the door closes firmly and latches.
• Turn on both hot and cold water supply valves.
• Check inlet hoses for kinks.
• Use HE detergent and avoid oversudsing (suds can extend cycle time and appear like a stall).

Symptom	Best first action	What it points to
Buttons unresponsive	Power-cycle reset	Control glitch or stuck state
Won’t start, door won’t lock	Cancel cycle, reselect, hold START	Door lock or control logic
Won’t fill	Check faucets, screens, hoses	Water supply restriction
Won’t unlock	Wait for auto-drain or run Drain & Spin	High water level or hot water

Why it matters

A proper reset protects the electronic control by shutting the washer down cleanly (STOP twice, then POWER) before removing power. It also helps you avoid forcing the door or interrupting a drain, which can create leaks or error codes.

Last updated: January 2026

Yes. Kenmore Elite is Kenmore’s higher-end line, and the Kenmore Elite washer model 1102647751K is built with premium features and durability upgrades compared with standard Kenmore models, including a stainless steel drum and a certified sanitizing temperature.

What “high end” means for Kenmore Elite washers

Kenmore Elite typically focuses on better performance, more cycle options, and longer-lasting core components.

• More specialized wash cycles and options for different fabrics and soil levels
• Higher emphasis on cleaning performance and efficiency (HE detergent use)
• Durability-focused components (such as a stainless steel wash drum)
• Advanced control features compared with basic models
• More detailed care and troubleshooting guidance in the documentation

Model 1102647751K highlights you can use to judge “premium”

The 1102647751K owner's manual describes features that are commonly associated with higher-end front-load washers.

Feature area	What you typically get in Elite models	Why it feels “high end”
Drum and tub design	Stainless steel drum; long-term durability focus	Better wear resistance and long service life
Wash options	Multiple fabric-specific cycles	Better results across mixed loads
Hygiene	Sanitizing temperature certified by NSF	Stronger germ-reduction capability
Cycle management	Time can adjust for oversudsing or unbalanced loads	More consistent results with fewer user adjustments

Why it matters when buying parts or planning repairs

A higher-end washer like the Kenmore Elite 1102647751K is often worth repairing because key systems (door seal area, drive system, water fill components) are designed for long-term use. When performance drops, replacing the right wear item usually restores normal operation.

• Leaks at the door opening often point to the bellow WP8182119
• Fill problems can involve the washer water inlet valve WPW10156253
• Spin or movement issues can involve the belt WPW10388414

Last updated: January 2026