Kenmore Washer Repair - How to replace the Bellow - Gray

Need help replacing the Bellow (Part #W10111435 ) in your Kenmore Washer? Watch this how to video with simple, step-by-step instructions for a successful DIY repair.
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Fix Part Number: FIX2351984
OEM Part Number: W10111435
Why you might need to replace the Bellow:
Leaking water
What tools you need for this repair:
#20 Torx bit
1/4 inch nut driver
Flat-blade screwdriver
Phillips screwdriver
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[@timmangan1734]

Thank you for the video My wife and my pocketbook is screaming with happiness!

[@georgeconaway2560]

Outstanding video. Worked great

[@hbgpabottles]

Thank you for what should be the 'model' for all DIY repair videos. Thank you for sharing. Now to find the replacement bellow!

[@jasonfreitag1100]

Perfect tutorial!!! But OMFG!! that wire strap with the spring!! I just got angry enough to stretch it by hand! I miss top loads!!! Thank you though! Made this video perfectly!

[@jeffmeyer9587]

I started to have the same problem with both clamps, a couple of drops of dish soap around the gasket let the wire slide easily.

[@paulmcgrath552]

Worked like a charm for my son and I. Thank you so much

[@heatherhenneman2305]

Thank you! The instruction was easy to follow, and I was able to replace a leaking boot seal. First try at this type of repair!

[@alanross3435]

New sub here… what a great video bro!☮✌🏻

[@duckyjp17]

Really well done. Thanks.

[@gigifriend6620]

Thank you for the excellent video. All working!!

[@toddwright1964]

Perfect, Thank you!

[@DanEakin]

Very helpful.

[@chestercallahan8856]

Great video!!

[@StevenNewmanNEC]

Thank you, this made the job a snap.

[@jonJD3davis3]

Thank you! 🙏

[@jcl5410]

This is a great video! I didn’t remove the bellows all the way because I thought my problem was elsewhere, just needed access to the front inside the cabinet. However, I’m still getting a leak inside the cabinet below the drum and am unable to diagnose the issue. Could an issue with the bellows cause an *internal* leak? I thought if the bellows were damaged it would only leak out the front of the door - which is not my problem. Thanks

[@mikemedema8420]

Great step-by-step instructions! One issue I'm having with the updated part # W10111435 is that the rubber bellows does not seat over the chrome basket lip - it falls short and there is a 1/4" gap between the rubber boot and the chrome basket lip. Is that normal and will that lead to leaking?

[@OlivierCaron]

I have the same issue and it leaks more than the dried up rubber it is replacing... Watched multiple videos many times and I cannot seem to find a problem how I installed it...

[@tjkim382]

Thank q i just took out door seal n cleaned wit clorox to get rid of mold n worked good.

[@scottfelker1793]

Very Helpful. Was able to complete the repair with minimal difficulty. Would have really appreciated a close up pan across the opening once the repair was completed - just to verify I had everything where it was supposed to be.

[@timbirgenheier4125]

What is the odor tub