Questions & Answers for: ripped boot seal whirlpool duet

...seal on my washer. Has anyone else had this problem?? I am just wondering how deep of a hole this will burn in my pocket...thanks! The rubber door boot (bellow) commonly wears out on these front ...

ripped door seal the boot inside the door is ripped...again! this is the 2nd time in 5 years. I was only washing a small blanket. why is this happening? do I need to expext a $100 repair every 2 or 3 ...

...seal inside the duet washer. Ours was inadvertently torn. thanks my email address is [email protected] If you are talking about the door boot, follow these instructions: This advice is for the ...

Whirlpool Duet front loading washer last week. We also purchased the pedestal for it to sit on. Everytime the washer is used there is a small amount of water that drops into the drawer of the pedestal

...washer. Had a repairman here to check the test cycles. There was no leak during these cycles. He checked the hoses etc. - no leak. Of course when I went to do a wash, normal cycle, the leak was back. ...

...ripped?If not great all you need is to put the boot back on then reattach the band tighten with i believe eitther a 7 milimeter or 1/4 socket then put the hose slot back on and then the front of the ...

...ripped , but when I put a flashlight in there i could see light down below!!!!! Check carefully for a small tear in the boot or it came loose from the frame. Eric Put a spirit level across the front ...

...boot is torn and I need to replace it. The front door seal is referred to as the "bellow". They do wear out with age and also become mishapened from repeated pressure from the door being closed. Over ...

boot. Are these connected issues? The front door seal is referred to as the "bellow". They will wear out with age and may become mishapened from repeated pressure from the door being closed. Over time

...boot has a rip in it (the plastic around the inside door of the front loading washer) How difficult is it to change it? If you are referring to the door bellow (gray rubber seal), the following link ...