🔧 Durable W10861225 W10714516 Replacement Door Handle for Whirlpool Appliances - Fits Amana, Maytag, Crosley, Kenmore and More! Review

I was so happy to find this. It is as white as my device. It has all the right shaped areas and the right size. This seems significant. It was a little tricky to install - tight - and didn't seem to want to go in. I was so afraid I would break the little "clips" but I didn't and he eventually walked in. It might just be me - but it's on and ok. Sits well - tight and taut. So glad I got it.

I ordered this replacement handle for my Amana dryer. It arrived today (2 days early I might add!). It wouldn't snap into place even though the clamp pattern was correct. I remembered reading a review from another buyer who had the same problem. They solved this problem by removing some of the plastic from where it hit. I shaved off maybe 1/32 inch where the clip hit and it snapped tight! I don't know how long this handle will last, but it seems very durable. I am 100% satisfied with this…

I bought this door knob for my dryer that is about 4 years old. At first I couldn't continue. I read somewhere that someone had the same problem and I just scraped a bit on one of the spots you tape inside the dryer door. I just used a bit of a butter knife and my little son helped me rub it gently with my hands and it worked. It should be really easy to install, but since this part was a bit larger it took a few extra minutes. It doesn't look like it will be very strong but it is the same as…

a criminal organization calling themselves Whirlpool wanted $35 for THIS cheap piece of plastic. This is a known defect, by the way, but the dollar store refused a warranty replacement for this piece of plastic. This is the best price I could find for plastic that literally costs pennies. Be careful when you snap it in, I could "feel" at least one of the clips was broken when I snapped it in, but it stayed and is in place, so I'm leaving it and won't be messing with it again. until the…

I saw the exact same pen being sold elsewhere for over $30 plus shipping which is ridiculous considering the cost. I find it funny that the name of this product starts with the word "unbreakable" but it's not the seller's fault as the manufacturer of the dryer put that name on it. If this part really can't break, why should we replace it? Given that the dryer itself is only a few years old and I'm already changing handles, it's hardly a good name for this handle as there are vendors all over…