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This product weighs 101 lb each and will be shipped via LTL carrier. A lift gate option will be added free of charge for your convenience.
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The WHIRLPOOL W10901175 is an OEM outer tub assembly designed for front-load washing machines. The outer tub serves as the primary water-containment shell that surrounds the inner drum, holding wash water during cycle operation and directing drainage. This component is a direct replacement part used when the original outer tub develops cracks, leaks, or structural damage that cannot be repaired. Installation requires a skilled appliance technician due to the complexity of front-load washer disassembly and the size of the component. At 101 pounds and with an oversize shipping profile, this part requires careful handling and proper lifting technique during service.
This outer tub assembly is used in residential front-load washing machines, specifically in models from the Whirlpool and Maytag product lines. It is a structural internal component that sits behind the front panel and door boot seal, integrated with the drum bearing, spider arm, and suspension system. Replacement is typically performed when the unit exhibits water leaks at the tub seam, bearing failure that has caused damage to the tub shell, or physical fracture of the tub body. This work is generally completed by a licensed appliance repair technician with access to front-load washer service tools.
Compatible with the following models: WFW92HEFC0, WFW92HEFW0, WFW92HEFU0, 7MMHW5500FC0, 7MMHW5500FW0, 7MMHW5500FC1, 7MMHW5500FW1, MHW5500FW1, MHW5500FC0, MHW5500FW0, MHW8200FC0, MHW8200FW0, MHW5500FC1, WFW92HEFBD0.
Outer tub replacement on a front-load washer is a major disassembly repair. Disconnect power to the appliance at the circuit breaker and shut off the water supply lines before beginning any service work. The repair typically requires removal of the front panel, door boot seal, drum, motor, and suspension components before the outer tub can be extracted. This service should be performed by a qualified appliance technician familiar with front-load washer mechanical systems, as improper reassembly can result in water leaks, bearing failure, or drum imbalance.
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