Whirlpool WHES40 User manual

Whirlpool
Model WHES40
Model WHES44
Model WHESCS
Water softener
Installation and operation manual *
How to install, operate
and maintain your Demand
Controlled Water Softener
Our industry refers to this unit configuration as a tank in tank unit. In Arizona the salt can stick to the
resin tank. We call this problem a ‘salt bridge’. Salt bridges are very inconvenient.
Specifications & Performance Claims
These models are efficiency rated. The efficiency rating is valid only at the minimum salt dose and rated
service flow. These softeners have a demand initiated regeneration (D.l.R.) feature that complies with
specific performance specifications intended to minimize the amount of regenerant brine and water
used in their operation.
These softeners have a rated softener efficiency of not less than 3,350 grains of total hardness exchange
per pound of salt (based on sodium chloride) and shall not deliver more salt than their listed rating or be
operated at a sustained maximum service flow rate greater than their listed rating. These softeners have
been proven to deliver soft water for at least ten continuous minutes at the rated service flow rate. The

rated salt efficiency is measured by laboratory tests described in NSF/ANSI Standard 44. These tests
represent the maximum possible efficiency that the system can achieve. Operational efficiency is the
actual efficiency after the system has been installed. It is typically less than the rated efficiency, due to
individual application factors including water hardness, water usage, and other contaminants that
reduce a softener’s capacity.
Model WHES40 Model WHES44
Model Code LL40 LL44
Packing List
Bypass valve, Drain Hose, Clips, installation adapters, Hose Clamps, Adapter Elbow, Grommet, 0-rings
, Water Hardness Test Strip
Water Conditioning Information
IRON
Iron in water can cause stains on clothing and plumbing fixtures. It can negatively affect the taste of
food, drinking water, and other beverages. Iron in water is measured in parts per million (ppm). The
total* ppm of iron, and type or types*, is determined by chemical analysis. Four different types of iron in
water are:
Ferrous (clear water) iron
Ferric (red water) iron
Bacterial and organically bound iron
Colloidal and inorganically bound iron (ferrous or ferric)
Ferrous (clear water) iron is soluble and dissolves in water. This water softener will reduce moderate
amounts of this type of iron (see specifications).** Ferrous (clear water) iron is usually detected by
taking a sample of water in a clear bottle or glass. Immediately after taking, the sample is clear. As the
water sample stands, it gradually clouds and turns slightly yellow or brown as air oxidizes the iron. This
usually occurs in 15 to 30 minutes.
When using the softener to reduce Ferrous (clear water) iron, add 5 grains to the hardness setting for
every I ppm of Ferrous (clear water) iron. See “Set Water Hardness Number” section.

Ferric (red water), and bacterial and organically bound irons are insoluble. This water softener will not
remove ferric or bacterial iron. This iron is visible
immediately when drawn from a faucet because it has oxidized before reaching the home. It appears as
small cloudy yellow, orange, or reddish suspended particles. After the water stands for a period of time,
the particles settle to the bottom of the container. Generally these irons are removed from water by
filtration. Chlorination is also recommended for bacterial iron.
Colloidal and inorganically bound iron is of ferric or ferrous form that will not filter or exchange out of
water. This water softener will not remove colloidal iron. In some instances, treatment may improve
colloidal iron water. Colloidal iron water usually has a yellow appearance when drawn. After standing for
several hours, the color persists and the iron does not settle, but remains suspended in the water.
SEDIMENT
Sediment is fine, foreign material particles suspended in water. This water softener will not remove
sediment. This material is most often clay or silt. Extreme amounts of sediment may give the water a
cloudy appearance. A sediment filter installed upstream of the water softener normally corrects this
situation.
* Water may contain one or more of the four types of iron and any combination of these. Total iron is
the sum of the contents.
** Capacity to reduce clear water iron is substantiated by WQA test data.
Programming the Water Softener
Words in picture: SET SALT LEVEL, Display, UP button, TANK LIGht button, STATUS LIGHT (see below),
RECHARGE button, DOWN button, PROGRAM button, STATUS LIGHT, PROGRAM THE SOFTENER fig 15
When the water softener is connected to electrical power, the status light on the control panel will
operate as follows:
Light flashing slowly, along with the salt level indicators in the display –The salt monitor system
indicates a low salt level and needs to be set See “Set Salt Level” on Page 14.
Light flashing slowly, along with the words “SCHEDULED CLEAN” in the display – Four months have
elapsed on the system’s timer since start up or the last reset. This is a reminder to use Whirlpool® WHE-
WSC Water Softener Cleanser three times a year. To reset the timer, press any button on the control
panel and the flashing words will disappear. The status light will stop flashing, unless the system is also
low on salt (see above).

Light flashing rapidly, with “CURRENT TIME” shown in the display and the clock flashing slowly – The
present time needs to be set, either during initial start up or after a long power outage. See “Set Time of
Day”, at right.
Light flashing rapidly, with “Err” shown in the display – The electronic self-diagnostics have detected a
problem. See “Troubleshooting” on Page 18.
Light on steady (not flashing) –The system has power applied and does not require any attention.
When the power supply is plugged into the electrical outlet, the model code (“LL40” for Model WHES40
or “LL44” for Model WHES44) and a test number (example: J3.0), are briefly shown in the display. Then
the words “CURRENT TIME” appear and 12:00 PM begins to flash.
SET TIME OF DAY
If the words “CURRENT TIME” do not show in the
display, press the PROGRAM button until they do.
Press the UP or DOWN buttons to set the present time. Up moves the display ahead; down sets the time
back. Be sure AM or PM is correct.
NOTE: Press buttons and quickly release to slowly advance the display. Hold the buttons down for fast
advance.
Programming the Water Softener
SET WATER HARDNESS NUMBER
Press the PROGRAM button once again to display a flashing “25” and the word “HARDNESS”.
Press the UP or DOWN buttons to set your water’s hardness number.
NOTE: If your water supply contains iron, compensate for it by adding to the water hardness number.
For example, assume your water is 20 gpg hard and contains 2 ppm iron. Add 5 to the hardness number
for each I ppm of iron. In this example, you would use 30 for your hardness number.
20 gpg hardness
2ppm iron x 5 = + I0
30 HARDNESS NUMBER
SET RECHARGE (REGENERATION) TIME
Press the PROGRAM button once again to display
a flashing “2:00AM” and the words “RECHARGE
TIME”. This is a good time for the recharge to start
in most households, because water is not in use.

If you want to change the recharge start time, press the UP or DOWN buttons until the desired time
shows. Be sure AM or PM is correct.
SET SALT TYPE
Press the PROGRAM button once again to display a flashing “nACL”.
Salt Type allows you to choose between sodium chloride (NaCI), which is regular softener salt, or
potassium chloride (KCI), which is an alternative to sodium chloride. KCI (potassium chloride) may be
used if the user of the water softener is on a sodium restricted diet and is concerned about the amount
of sodium in the water supply.
KCI should be used in accordance with the following steps to help give you years of maintenance free
service.
Place only one bag at a time of KCI into your softener (the salt storage tank should contain no more than
60 pounds of KCI at any one time).
NOTE: A softener using KCI should not be located in areas with high temperature changes or high
humidity (KCI may harden in these environments and make the softener inoperable).
Check the brine tank and brinewell (black tube in salt storage tank) monthly. If hardening is present,
pour small amounts of warm water on hardened areas until they loosen.
Be sure to set the correct salt type, depending on which type of salt is used (Na Cl or KCI). Use the UP or
DOWN buttons to toggle between NaCl and KCI, then press the PROGRAM button to enter the selection.
Press the PROGRAM button once again to return to normal operating display.
START A RECHARGE
Press the RECHARGE button and hold for three seconds, until “RECHARGE” begins to flash in the display,
starting a recharge. This recharge draws the sanitizing bleach into and through the water softener. Any
air remaining in the water softener is purged to the drain. During this time, periodically check for leaks.
NOTE: As with all other water system applications, leaks may occur. Leaks may not be immediately
apparent. Recheck for leaks 24 hours after first recharge cycle is complete.
Customizing Features / Options
RECHARGE
The RECHARGE button is used to initiate an immediate recharge.
Press and hold the RECHARGE button until the words “RECHARGE”, “SERVICE” and “FILL” flash
in the display.
Recharge initiated

The softener enters the fill cycle of regeneration right away. “RECHARGE” will flash during the
regeneration. When completed, full water conditioning capacity is restored. While water softener is
running a recharge, the time remaining until the recharge is completed will show in the display during all
cycles except for the Fill cycle.
NOTE: Avoid using hot water while the softener is regenerating, because the water heater will refill with
bypass hard water.
RECHARGE SCHEDULED
If you do not want to start an immediate recharge, but would like to schedule an extra recharge at the
next preset recharge time, do the following:
Press and release (do not hold) the RECHARGE button.
RECHARGE scheduled
The words “RECHARGE SCHEDULED” flash in the display, and the softener will recharge at the next
recharge time. The word “RECHARGE” will flash during the regeneration. When completed, full water
conditioning capacity is restored.
SET SALT LEVEL
The water softener has a salt monitor indicator light to
remind you to add salt to the storage tank.
NOTE: You must set salt level each time salt is added
to the water softener.
To set this monitor system:
Lift the salt lid and level the salt in the storage tank.
The salt level scale, on the brinewell inside the tank, has numbers from 0 to 8. Observe the highest
number the leveled salt is at, or closest to.
Press the SET SALT LEVEL button until black ovals correspond to the salt level number (See Figure 22). At
level 2 or below, the “Check Salt Level” LED indicator will flash.
If you want to turn the salt monitor off, press the SET SALT LEVEL button until “SALT LEVEL OFF” shows
in the display
TANK LIGHT
The water softener is equipped with a tank light for viewing the salt level in the brine tank. Push the
tank light button on the electronic control once, and the tank light will turn on. Pushing the tank light

button again will turn the light off. The tank light will automatically turn off after a period of 15 minutes
if the tank light button is not used to turn it off.
Customizing Features I Options
POWER OUTAGE MEMORY
If electrical power to the water softener is lost, “memory” built into the timer circuitry will keep all
settings for several hours. While the power is out, the display is blank and the water softener will not
regenerate. When electrical power is restored, the following will occur:
Reset the present time only if the display is flashing. The HARDNESS and RECHARGE TIME never require
resetting unless a change is desired. Even if the clock is incorrect after a long power outage, the softener
operates as it should to keep your water soft. However, regenerations may occur at the wrong time of
day until you reset the clock to the correct time of day.
NOTE: If the water softener was regenerating when power was lost, it will now finish the cycle.
WATER FLOW INDICATOR
Whenever the softener has water flowing from the outlet port, the display will show water droplets
scrolling down the right hand side of the screen (See Figure 24). The faster the water flow, the faster the
droplets will flash.
SALT EFFICIENCY
When this feature is ON, the water softener will operate at salt efficiencies of 4000 grains of hardness
per pound of salt or higher (May recharge more often using smaller salt dosage and less water). The
softener is shipped with this feature set OFF.
Press and hold the PROGRAM button until the screen in Figure 25 is displayed. Once in this display, press
the PROGRAM button once and one of the two displays in Figure 26 is shown.
Press the UP or DOWN buttons to set ON or OFF. When set to ON, the efficiency icon will be displayed in
the lower left hand corner of the normal run display.
Press the PROGRAM button five times to return to the normal run display.
09.23.15 1:40 PM
CLEAN FEATURE MINUTES
The Clean I Clear Water Iron Reduction feature (described above) may be adjusted, from I to 15 minutes
in length. To change this cycle time, use the UP button to increase the time, or the DOWN button to
shorten the time. The default value for this feature is 2 minutes.
Press and hold the PROGRAM button. Once in 000 is in the display, press the PROGRAM button three
times and the display will show 2.
Press the UP or DOWN buttons to set the number of minutes.

Press the PROGRAM button three times to return to the normal run display.
MAXIMUM DAYS BETWEEN REGENERATIONS
The water softener automatically controls regeneration frequency. This provides the greatest operating
efficiency and, under most conditions, this feature should be left in this automatic mode. However, you
may modify this feature if you want to force a regeneration every set number of days. For example, if
your water supply contains clear water iron, you may want the softener to regenerate every few days to
keep the resin bed clean. The maximum days between recharges may be set from I to 15 days, as
follows:
NOTE: The softener will recharge on its own if needed, even if it is before the set number of days.
Press and hold the PROGRAM button until the
screen displays 000 . Once in this dis-
play, press the PROGRAM button four times and
the display will show —- .
Press the UP or DOWN buttons to set the number of days.
Press the PROGRAM button two times to return to the normal time of day screen.
12 OR 24 HOUR CLOCK
All time displays are shown in standard clock time (AM and PM) at the 12 hour default setting. If 24 hour
clock displays are desired, follow steps below:
Press and hold the PROGRAM button until the screen displays 000. Once in this display, press the
PROGRAM button five times and one of the these two figures will appear 12hr or 24hr.
Press the UP or DOWN buttons to set the time format.
Press the PROGRAM button once again, to return to the normal time of day screen.
Routine Maintenance
ADDING SALT
Lift the salt lid and check the salt storage level frequently. If the water softener uses all the salt before
you refill it, you will experience hard water. Until you have established a refilling routine, check the salt
every two or three weeks. Always add if less than 1/4 full. Be sure the brinewell cover is on.
NOTE: If using potassium chloride (KCl), do not fill
above level 4 on the brinewell scale.

NOTE: In humid areas, it is best to keep the salt storage level lower, and to refill more often to avoid salt
“bridging”.
Recommended Salt: Nugget, pellet or coarse solar salts with less than 1% impurities.
Salt Not Recommended: Rock salt, high in impurities, block, granulated, table, ice melting, ice cream
making salts, etc.
BREAKING A SALT BRIDGE
Sometimes, a hard crust or salt “bridge” forms in the brine tank. It is usually caused by high humidity or
the wrong kind of salt. When the salt “bridges,” an empty space forms between the water and the salt.
Then, salt will not dissolve in the water to make brine. Without brine, the resin bed is not recharged and
hard water will result.
If the storage tank is full of salt, it is difficult to tell if you have a salt bridge. A bridge may be underneath
loose salt. Take a broom handle, or like tool, and hold it next to the water softener. Measure the
distance from the floor to the rim of the water softener. Then, gently push the broom handle straight
down into the salt If a hard object is felt before the pencil mark is even with the top, it is most likely a
salt bridge. Gently push into the bridge in several places to break it. Do not use any sharp or pointed
objects as you may puncture the brine tank. Do not try to break the salt bridge by pounding on the
outside of the salt tank. You may damage the tank.
Words in the picture: Push Tool into; Salt Bridge to; Break; Pencil Mark; Broom Handle
CLEANING THE NOZZLE & VENTURI
A clean nozzle & venturi (See Figure 33) is a necessity for the water softener to work properly. This small
component creates the suction to move brine from the brine tank, into the resin tank. If it should
become plugged with sand, silt, dirt, etc., the water softener will not work, and hard water will result.

Words in picture: 0-ring Seal; Screen Support; Screen; Nozzle & Venturi Disc; Plug; Gasket; Cone Screen;
Flow Plug (HVDC) ;Housing; Ferrule
*Install with lettered side up, concave Nut side down.
IMPORTANT: Be sure small hole in the gasket is centered directly over the small hole in the nozzle &
venturi housing. Be sure the numbers are facing up
To get access to the nozzle & venturi, remove the water softener’s top cover. Put the bypass valve(s)
into the bypass position. Be sure the water softener is in soft water (service) cycle (no water pressure at
nozzle & venturi). Then, holding the nozzle & venturi housing with one hand, unscrew the cap. Do not
lose the 0-ring seal. Lift out the screen support and screen. Then, remove the nozzle & venturi disc,
gasket and flow plug(s). Wash the parts in warm, soapy water and rinse in fresh water. Be sure to clean
both the top and bottom of the nozzle & venturi disc. If needed, use a small brush to remove iron or
dirt. Do not scratch, misshape, etc., surfaces of the nozzle & venturi.
Gently replace all parts in the correct order. Lubricate the 0-ring seal with silicone grease and locate in
place. Install and tighten the cap by hand, while supporting the housing. Overtightening may break the
cap or housing. Put the bypass valve(s) into service (soft water) position.
Recharge the softener to reduce water level in the tank. This will also assure that the softener is
completely recharged and ready to provide softened water again. Check the water level in the tank by
looking down the brinewell. If the water level does not drop after a recharge, the problem has not been
resolved. Call 1-[phone], Monday –Friday, 8 am to 5 PM Mountain Time.
Troubleshooting
AUTOMATIC ELECTRONIC DIAGNOSTICS
This water softener has a self-diagnostic function for the electrical system (except input power and/or
water meter). The water softener monitors electronic components and circuits for correct operation. If a
malfunction occurs, an error code appears in the display.

Err I
While an error code appears in the display, all buttons are inoperable except the PROGRAM button.
PROGRAM remains operational so the service person can perform the Manual Advance Diagnostics, see
below, to further isolate the problem.
Procedure for removing error code from display:
Unplug power supply from electrical outlet.
Correct problem.
Plug power supply back in.
Wait 8 minutes. The error code will return if the problem was not corrected.
MANUAL ADVANCE DIAGNOSTICS
Use the following procedures to advance the water softener through the regeneration cycles to check
operation.
Lift off the salt lid, remove the top cover by unlocking the tabs in the back and rocking forward, to
observe cam and switch operation during valve rotation.
Press and hold PROGRAM for 3 seconds until “000” shows in the display, then release.
The 3 digits indicate water meter operation as follows:
000 (steady) = Soft water not in use, and no flow
through the meter.
Open a nearby soft water faucet.
000 to 140 (continual) = Repeats for each gallon of water passing through the meter.
Symbols in the display indicate POSITION switch operation
Switch is open (Cam not rotating) Switch is closed (Cam rotating)
Use the RECHARGE button to manually advance the valve into each cycle and check correct switch
operation.
NOTE: Be sure water is in contact with the salt, and not separated by a salt bridge (See “Breaking A Salt
Bridge” section).

While in this diagnostic screen, the following information is available and may be beneficial for various
reasons. This information is retained by the computer from the first time electrical power is applied to
the electronic controller.
Press the UP button to display the number of days this electronic control has had electrical power
applied.
Press the DOWN button to display the number of regenerations initiated by this electronic control since
the code number was entered.
Press and hold the PROGRAM button until the model code (“LL40” for Model WHES40 or “LL44” for
Model WHES44) shows in the display. This code identifies the softener model. If an incorrect model code
is displayed, the softener will operate on incorrect configuration data.
To change the code number, press the UP or V DOWN button until the correct code shows.
To return to the present time display, press the PROGRAM button.
Troubleshooting
RESETTING TO FACTORY DEFAULTS
To reset the electronic controller to its factory default for all settings (time, hardness, etc.):
Press the PROGRAM button and hold it until the display changes twice to show the flashing model code.
Press the UP button (a few times, if necessary) to display a flashing “SoS”.
Press the PROGRAM button, and the electronic controller will restart.
Set the present time, hardness, etc., as described
MANUAL ADVANCE REGENERATION CHECK
This check verifies proper operation of the valve motor, brine tank fill, brine draw, regeneration flow
rates, and other controller functions. Always make the initial checks, and the manual initiated
diagnostics.
NOTE: The electronic control display must show a steady time (not flashing). If an error code shows, first
press the PROGRAM button to enter the diagnostic display.
Press the RECHARGE button and hold in for 3 seconds. RECHARGE begins to flash as the softener’s valve
advances from the service to fill position. Remove the brinewell cover and, using a flashlight, observe fill
water entering the tank.

If water does not enter the tank, look for an obstructed nozzle, venturi, fill flow plug, brine tubing, or
brine valve riser pipe.
After observing fill, press the RECHARGE button to move the softener’s valve into the brine position. A
slow flow of water to the drain will begin. Verify brine draw from the brine tank by shining a flashlight
into the brinewell and observing a noticeable drop in the liquid level. This may take 15 to 20 minutes.
NOTE: Be sure water is in contact with the salt, and not separated by a salt bridge (See “Breaking A Salt
Bridge” section).
If the water softener does not draw brine, check for (most likely to least likely):
Dirty or plugged nozzle and venturi, see “Cleaning the Nozzle and Venturi” section.
Nozzle and venturi not seated on the gasket, or gasket deformed.
Valve seals leaking (See Troubleshooting).
Restriction in valve drain, causing a back-pressure (bends, kinks, elevated too high, etc.). See “Install
Valve Drain Hose” section.
Obstruction in brine valve or brine tubing.
NOTE: If water system pressure is low, a too-long or elevated drain hose may cause back pressure,
stopping brine draw. Avoid drain hose runs longer than 30 feet. Avoid elevating the hose more than 8
feet above the floor.
Press the RECHARGE button to move the softener’s valve into the backwash position. Look for a fast
flow of water from the drain hose. Check that the drain can adequately handle the flow and volume.
An obstructed flow indicates a plugged top distributor, backwash flow plug, or drain hose.
Press the RECHARGE button to move the softener’s valve into the fast rinse position. Again look for a
fast drain flow. Allow the softener to rinse for a few minutes to flush out any brine that may remain in
the resin tank from the brining cycle test.
To return the softener’s valve to the service position, press the RECHARGE button.
Softener Exploded View

Softener Parts List
Key No Part No. Description
–7112963 Distributor 0-Ring Kit (includes Key Nos. 1-3)
I same 0-Ring, 2-7/8″ x 3-1/4″
2 same 0-Ring, 13/16″ x 1-1/16″
3 same 0-Ring, 2-3/4″ x 3″
4 7077870 Top Distributor
5 7105047 RepI. Bottom Distributor
–7331177 Tank Neck Clamp Kit (includes 2 ea. of Key Nos. 6 & 7)
6 same Clamp Section (2 req.)
7 same Retainer Clip (2 req.)
7161849 RepI. Resin Tank, 9″ x 40″, Model WHES40
8
7247996 RepI. Resin Tank, 10″ x 40″,Model WHES44
9 0502272 Resin, I Cu. ft.
10 7310202 Repl. Brine Valve Assembly
11 7327568 Float, Stem & Guide Assembly

12 7337482 Power Supply, 28V DC
13 7335163 RepI. Electronic Control Board (PWA)
14 7267116 Top Cover & Faceplate Assembly, (order decal below)
7335553 Faceplate Decal
Key No. Part No. Description
15 7262661 Salt Lid (order decal below)
7336622 Instruction Decal
16 7262768 Rim
17 7335901 Cover, Brinewell
18 7137824 Brinewell Assembly (including salt level decal)
–7331258 Overflow Hose Adaptor Kit (includes Key Nos. 19-21)
19 same Grommet
20 same Adaptor Elbow
21 ‘1’ Hose Clamp
–7331664 Brinewell Mounting Hardware Kit (includes Key Nos. 22 & 23)
22 same Wing Nut, 1/4-20
23 same Screw, 1/4-20 x 5/8″
24 7264883 Repl. Brine Tank
25 7214383 Bypass Valve Assembly, 1″, including 2 ea. Clips & 0-Rings
26 7139999 Drain Hose, 20 ft.
7345469 Owner’s Manual
Valve Exploded View

Valve Parts List
Key No. Part No. Description
100 7224087 Screw, #8-32 x 1″ (2 req.)
101 7286039 Motor (incl. 2 ea. of Key No. 100)
102 7231393 Motor Plate
103 0900857 Screw, #6-20 x 3/8″ (3 req.)
104 7171250 Bearing
105 7283489 Cam & Gear
–7331169 Drain Hose Adaptor Kit (includes Key Nos. 106-110)
106 same Clip, Drain
107 same Hose Clamp
108 same Drain Hose Adaptor
109 same 0-Ring, 15/16″ x 1-3/16″
110 same Flow Plug, 2.0 gpm
–7185487 Seal Kit (includes Key Nos. 111-116)
111 same 0-Ring, 5/8″ x 13/16″
112 same 0-Ring, 1-1/8″ x 1-1/2″

113 same 0-Ring, 4-1/2″ x 4-7/8″
114 same Rotor Seal
115 same Seal
116 same Seal, Nozzle & Venturi
117 7174313 Bearing, Wave Washer
118 7185500 Rotor& Disc
–7342712 Drain Plug Kit, 1″
119 same Plug, Drain Seal
120 same Spring
121 7337589 Clip, 1″, pack of 4
122 7342704 Installation Adaptor, 1″, pack of 2, including 2 ea. Clips & 0-Rings
Key No. Part No. Description
123 7337597 0-Ring, 1-1/16″ x 1-5/16″, pack of 4
–7290931 Turbine & Support Assembly, including 2 0-Rings
124 same Turbine Support & Shaft
125 same Turbine
126 7309811 Wire Harness, Sensor
127 7081201 Retainer, Nozzle & Venturi
128 7171145 Valve Body
129 7342649 0-Ring, 1/4″ x 3/8″, pack of 2
130 1202600 Nut –Ferrule
–7257454 Nozzle & Venturi Assembly (incl. Key Nos. 127,129 & 131-139)
131 7081104 Housing, Nozzle & Venturi
132 7095030 Cone Screen
133 1148800 Flow Plug, .3 gpm

134 7114533 Nozzle & Venturi Gasket Kit
7204362 Gasket Only
135 7084607 Flow Plug, .15 gpm
136 7146043 Screen
137 7167659 Screen Support
138 7170262 0-Ring, 1-1/8″ x 1-3/8″
139 7199729 Cap
140 7175199 Wave Washer
141 7171161 Valve Cover
142 7342681 Screw, #10 x 2-5/8″, pack of 8
143 7305150 Switch
144 7140738 Screw, #4-24 x 3/4″ (2 req.)
3479901 Adaptor Kit, 1″ to 1-1/4″
To order repair parts call 1 [phone], Monday –Friday, 8 am –5 pm Mountain time.
*SOURCE: Whirlpool 7345469 (REV. B 03/30/15)
To order repair parts call 1 [phone], Monday –Friday, 8 am –5 pm Mountain time