WHIRLPOOL WHIRLPOOL CABRIO Noise During Agitation
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Shift Actuator
The shift actuator uses a synchronous motor and optical sensor to move the splutch cam into position for agitation. If the internal motor weakens or the sensor fails, the cam may only partially engage the drive teeth, resulting in a high-frequency grinding noise as the motor attempts to oscillate the wash plate.
SKU: W10913953
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5%
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Splutch Cam Kit
This kit contains the plastic teeth and spring-loaded cam that physically lock the drive system into the agitation or spin mode. Over time, or due to overloading, the plastic teeth can round off (strip), preventing a solid mechanical lock and causing the grinding sound as the motor's torque forces the teeth to slip past one another.
SKU: W10721967
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4%
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Suspension Rod Kit
Based on the forensic data regarding tub sinking, weakened suspension springs allow the entire tub and motor assembly to sit lower than designed. During agitation, the rotational torque causes the motor's rotor or belt pulley to make contact with the floor or the machine's base pan, creating a rhythmic grinding or scraping sound.
SKU: W10780048
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DIY Repair Guide
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