Upgraded W10913953 49tyz-e120a1 Washer Shift Actuator Compatible with Whirlpool Maytag Kenmore Amana WTW5000DW1 MVWX655DW1 NTW4516FW3, Replace W10597177 PS11769864 W10913953VP W10815026, 120V 60Hz 4W

worked swell! no issues

This small gadget saved us from buying a new washer (think a few hundreds $$)! The replacement process was pretty simple, just a couple of screws and a wire connector. The whole process didn’t take longer than 30 minutes including the washer recalibration. In the pics is the original part that needed to be replaced, the new one fitted just right! Can’t say anything about its longevity, it’s been only about a week. But so far so good! The machine performs well, as it used to. Hopefully it stays that way. Definitely worth the money.

Part was received promptly, & I was able to make the repair in under thirty minutes. It seems to holding up well, I caught up on all the laundry that piled up while figuring out the issue, & I have been back on my normal wash routine for several days now.

Junk, Lasted a few months. Company makes it tough to get the warranty when it breaks. Hardly worth the time, just grab the OEM part. *Below are the next steps for your warranty claim: 1. Provide photos of the malfunction To accurately diagnose the issue and expedite the warranty process, please take clear photos of: (1) The entire appliance (model number must be visible) (2) The error code displayed on the dryer 2. Select your warranty service option (1) Full refund (2) Replacement of the W10913953 washing machine shift actuator (shipping address for spare part required) 3. Additional Notes If possible, describe troubleshooting steps attempted before the complete failure. This information helps us accurately assess the situation. For further questions or assistance, contact us anytime. We are committed to ensuring your satisfaction and resolving issues promptly. Thank you for your cooperation. We sincerely apologize for any inconvenience caused. Sincerely, M Motico

After years of replacing mine, I finally found what was causing it to fail. It was a worn or bad splutch (or clutch). I replaced 7 actuators before I found the problem. My splutch was binding, which in turn puts a lot of stress on the shifter. If there's enough stress or resistance, it will break the tiny plastic pin ( the pin that rides in the track on the oblong cam) on the actuator. I recommend putting a new splutch kit ( $16 on Amazon) . Before installing it make sure the rings rotate freely without binding. Coat all plastic with white lithium grease. Also grease the main shaft spline gear. Also replace the spring that fits over the spline gear with one that has less pressure or a lighter duty one. The shifter has to overcome this spring pressure and if its too great it will shorten the shifter's life. I bought one at Century Spring.

This part works fine. Ordered it for my machine, and when my mother's machine stopped, I ordered it again.

My washer quit spinning, so I looked on line to find out what might be wrong with it. The first video I checked out showed how to change out this component to make it spin again. My husband changed it out and now it works again. I am very happy since I had a lot of laundry to do.

I think it's a great replacement if this is the true issue with thw washer, but not sure if it failed or if it was my transmission. It worked for 6 washes and then I'm not sure if this was the real problem and did not continue to bother with my washer and just but a new washer. But it was a cheap option to diagnose the problem with my washer.

Was right part but broke it being careless. Bought again and works perfectly.

Bon état

The part was no problem but that wasn't the problem. Check online for the issue I had and everything pointed to that part but it wasn't the problem.

I put it in and it only lasted one wash. Not happy to say the least.

They sent me a use part, but it worked fine.