Washer Door Lock (replaces W10253483) WPW10253483

Simply removed the wire to access the lock for the door. Pulled the door lock free from the metal housing after removing to allen screws. Disconnect 3 wire connectors (all unique, so you can't make a mistake). Attached the new door lock to the 3 wire connectors, put back on metal housing using the 2 allen screws. Turned on the washer and ran a cycle to test. Door locked as before and the wash continued without the F22 error on the readout.

It was pretty simple to install. just got to what you are doing.

Simple swap out. Actually had two parts and both easy to work with.

I had these parts changed out in 15 minutes.I'm a jack of all trades master of none

This part solved our broken latch issue. It was not hard to install, but is much easier if you have small hands!

My son installed it Was frustrating that the lock came locked and he had to figure out how to get it unlocked because it would not work in that position.

I used a 1/4" nut driver and was able to dis mantle the top of the washer and the control panel. In my case I also needed a Torx screwdriver. A T15 screw held the door lock in place. 3 different sets of wire harnesses were attached to the lock and boom it was done. Too bad it didn't solve the issue. I wound up calling a repair shop.

The installation was fairly easy but it did not fix my issue. I was receiving an F26 error on my Kenmore HEt2 plus washing machine. The door would lock, cycle stalled. The only way to unlock the door was with the manual latch release. None of the troubleshooting suggestions fixed this issue