I have a Kenmore 417-41042000 that I was told by a parts house needs pump 137108000. You are selling a 137108100. Is the mounting bracket or shroud on the 8100 reversible allowing it to change orientation? It appears in the picture that the 8100 is oriented the opposite of a 8000 but if the bracket can be flipped it should work, right? I have a Kenmore 417-41042000 that I was told by a parts house needs pump 137108000. You are selling a 137108100. Is the mounting bracket or shroud on the 8100 reversible allowing it to change... » Read More I have a Kenmore 417-41042000 that I was told by a parts house needs pump 137108000. You are selling a 137108100. Is the mounting bracket or shroud on the 8100 reversible allowing it to change orientation? It appears in the picture that the 8100 is oriented the opposite of a 8000 but if the bracket can be flipped it should work, right? « Show Less
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On the pump I had to take the old and new pump apart at the impeller housing to make it work. I had to use the old impeller housing on the new pump. I tried swapping the mounting bracket on the pump but bolt holes did not line up.Vern
1545734
Yes the mounting bracket is reversible, I just did it on my old one I have yet to throw in the trash.
1697761
My #s were off by a few too. I do not recall which ones because it was so long ago. I do recall being concerned aboutit, but the pumps looked the same. It all worked out fine. Look at the shape, and the bolt hole placement.
2015984
What you will need to do is go to the Sears appliance Parts or one of the other large Appliance parts web sites and enter your Model and serial number and get theirs and the manufactures part number and cross check it with this part, You are most likely having the same problem that I and many other are having because Whirlpool and Kenmore change the part numbers every time they change suppliers, If that's the case they will have a notation that the part number for your model has been replaced with the current number shown.
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I think you can mount it either way although you are correct that the way it was intended was for it to be 90 degrees turned. If you look on their website, you can clearly see that the Kraus logo is in the middle of the longer side of the sink. I'm not sure I can say whether it will fit in your particular cabinet, I would recommend you look at the manufacture dimensions and measure carefully. You might be able to download a mounting template from their website ahead of time to see if that might help with the installation.
1883302
Dear MarySorry I do know yes 020486 is my model power washer so yes the pump should fit just fine. Afew notes mine came with an adapter which allows you to mount the pump water inlet to the front like it was when you purchased it.. However if you loosen the solvent bottle and do not use the bracket and rotate the pump it will mount rearward which allows for a much easy way to move the washer once the water hose is attached. So yes it fits your unit, (note ) being a replacement pump I was worried it would not work as well as the unit which came on the powerwasher but boy(figure of speak) was I wrong!! Such better pump!! Dear MarySorry I do know yes 020486 is my model power washer so yes the pump should fit just fine. Afew notes mine came with an adapter which allows you to mount the pump water inlet to the front like it was when you purchased it.. However if you loosen the solvent bottle and do not use the bracket and rotate the pump it will mount rearward which allows for a much easy way to move the washer once the water hose is attached. So yes it fits your unit, (note ) being a replacement pump I was worried it would not work as well as the unit which came on the powerwasher but boy(figure... » Read More Dear MarySorry I do know yes 020486 is my model power washer so yes the pump should fit just fine. Afew notes mine came with an adapter which allows you to mount the pump water inlet to the front like it was when you purchased it.. However if you loosen the solvent bottle and do not use the bracket and rotate the pump it will mount rearward which allows for a much easy way to move the washer once the water hose is attached. So yes it fits your unit, (note ) being a replacement pump I was worried it would not work as well as the unit which came on the powerwasher but boy(figure of speak) was I wrong!! Such better pump!! « Show Less
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Sorry Mike, but the unit has been installed for several years and I have no way to gather the information that you're asking for. However, I bought the unit as a replacement to another motor, per some spec recommendations. Even thought the motors were different,including the length of the shaft, the mount brackets allowed me to adjust the unit until it fit in the power vent. I took a gamble on this working and was pleasantly surprised that it did.
1330531
this pump does not have threads that twist it on. It only has a metal sloped bracket that tightens a quarter turn to install it. If that is like your old one then yes this one will work.
928777
I used it as a replacement for a Sears #130794, sorry I check my sears manual and it calls out a 130794, that is all I know.
1430967
Everything up to the #40324 is true, and whether that number is the new replacement part at Sears I can't say for sure. But my old filter had the "Model #86889" number printed on it and the filter did too. The package wrapper stated "Designed to fit KENMORE EF-1" and "Sold by Sears".The filters were IDENTICAL but for the dirt on the old one. The Sears store replacement was 4 times as much so I figured I had little to lose trying it, and very glad I did.
2226312
That's interesting, you're more observant than I was. Mine is installed and the handle is on the right as in the specs and it's on the right side of my sink. Would or could it be reversed if it was on the left side of the sink??
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This mirror is completely reversible. At least the compact model is - can someone check the "original" to see if the pivot hole in the mirror is drilled all the way through? At any rate, on the compact model, gently work the mirror off the stainless pivot rod, flip the mirror and reinsert the pivot rod on the opposite side of the mirror. If you find the mount also needs to be reversed, one gentle bend at the middle prong, and, voila! You're holding, pardon the expression, a mirror image of the original mirror, perfectly suitable for right-side mounting.
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From what I have read it is only specific to the models listed. I would email the company..see if they still produce the specified part or if there is a replacement part number. Think the original is 20274. There are two downsides to running the wrong part..least worry is that you lose $8. Biggest would be if it were to cause damage to some of the more critical parts..motor..shaft..etc. I would email first.
1866504
Good morning, I bought it for another brand as well. Works perfectly and they angle each socket differently in each machine so if it doesn't fit straight in just tilt it and it will snap right in....
1177625
Not sure what the number stands for. Several years ago I did replace a 12 volt demand pump for a motor home. I recall a feature in the literature calling attention to quieter operation of the pump I purchased compared with the MH's original pump. It was quieter and functioned as advertised. I recall that there are many option of these. Changing the pump was very easy on the 1993 Winnebago Brave I had. Not sure this much help, but best I can do. Tom D.
1060585
Yes, you have to remove (4) long bolts from the back of the motor and then you can rotate the pump 90 degrees. I had to do this and it has worked well. The Hayward unit has worked well for me and is a good deal for the money.
540985
Not sure. (I'm not a repair technician just a person with tools and determination to DIY) What I have done for both my washer and dyer (if you haven't already) is search for the model number and the part needed. So for you... search - Kenmore 110.86983810 dryer heater element - and then search AMAZON for the part number (I have purchased from the parts supplier and Amazon - since I have prime I go Amazon if the part is available) So in your case ... http://www.repairclinic.com/PartDetail/b6p8/Kenmore-Dryer-Heating-Element-Assembly/3387747/525502?modelNumber=110.86983810&ss=a8b6d502079&mr=1 Which gives you the part number &lt;&lt;Whirlpool OEM Part #3387747&gt;&gt; Which is this one - so I would say it should work. Very easy to replace. Have your shop vac handy you will be amazed at how much lint build up there is. Also make sure your exhaust duct is clean too. I believe my heater element failed because of the lint backed up in the exhaust duct. I don't believe the lint catcher is as effective as it could be so the dryer is on my yearly schedule now to clean the lint out of the exhaust duct and to open the front bottom panel and clean out the unit. Hope this helps
716800
That's exactly the model I had. Fits perfectly and is a better pump. I found this pump at my local Ace hardware, of all places, so was able to take measurements b4 buying it cheaper at Amazon. You'll be happy with it.