


Washer runs through cycles but clothes come out dirty, soapy, or barely damp-cleaned — caused by a worn or slipping washplate that fails to agitate laundry against water and detergent.
The drum spins during the spin cycle but the washplate does not move during agitation, typically caused by stripped splines on the washplate that can no longer grip the drive shaft.
Noticeable shaking, off-balance thumping, or rocking during the wash cycle caused by a loose or cracked washplate that has lost its secure seating on the drive shaft.
Fabrics are torn, snagged, or pilled after washing due to cracks, broken fins, or jagged edges on a damaged washplate surface contacting clothes during agitation.
💡 Pro Tip: How to Tell If Your Washplate Needs Replacing
Your part is likely the culprit if you notice any of the following:
⚠️ Clothes come out soaking wet or poorly cleaned after a full wash cycle
⚠️ Washplate wobbles, shakes, or rocks noticeably during agitation
⚠️ Drum spins freely but the washplate does not rotate or slips on the drive shaft
⚠️ Visible cracks, broken fins, or jagged edges on the washplate surface that could snag or damage clothing
🔍 Diagnosis tip: Lift the lid during an agitation cycle — if the washplate is stationary while the basket spins, the splines are worn and the part must be replaced. Check the spline engagement on the drive shaft for stripping before ordering a replacement shaft.
📦 What's in the Box
✅ 1× Washer Washplate (W10752283 replacement, fits 22–27" top-load tub platforms)
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