WHIRLPOOL WTW8127 Lock Clicking
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92%
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Lid Lock Assembly
The lid lock assembly contains the solenoid and the sense switch. Repetitive clicking occurs when the solenoid successfully fires but the internal switch fails to communicate the 'locked' status back to the control board due to contact oxidation or mechanical fatigue. This part includes the necessary electrical feedback components to resolve the sensing loop failure.
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8%
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Lid Strike
The lid strike is the plastic catch mounted on the lid that the lock pin enters. If this component is warped, cracked, or misaligned, the locking pin will physically strike the plastic instead of entering the aperture, preventing the lock from completing its stroke and causing the solenoid to cycle repeatedly.
SKU: W11456157
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DIY Repair Guide
Watch exactly how to replace the Lid Lock Assembly.
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