Product review (5 stars): Perfect replacement part
My brother was given a non-working (unit turned on but wouldn't complete a cycle) washer for free with the report from a large retailer service person outlining the problem. The quote said the part would be $250 and labor would be another $200.

I looked up the service manual online for the particular washer and was able to locate a part number and upon searching for that number, found a purchasable part for $200 but I also ran across alternate part numbers which led me here.

The part took me all of 5 minutes to replace and the washer works perfectly. I did notice that the start up chime is different than the original and it now has a power off chime.