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This genuine Whirlpool blender jar assembly (WPW10555711) is an ideal solution for your KitchenAid blender. The 56-ounce plastic jar includes blades, seals, and a drive spline, making it a comprehensi...
$91.08
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This is a replacement seal for your blender. The seal prevents leaking when you have contents in the blender. If your blender is leaking or is not properly connecting to the stand, you may have a dama...
$9.00
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Introducing the Whirlpool Collar with Cutting Blade, a genuine OEM part specifically designed for some models of Whirlpool blenders and mixers. This high-quality piece is integral for the functionalit...
$62.67
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I didn't realize there was a spoon in the blender and it made a total racket as the blades and housing were falling apart. The blender jar, blades and housing are all one piece so my less than 2 month old blender was completely trashed. Rather than spend $100 on a new blender, I spent $24 on a new jar... popped it on the blender in plac
... Read moree of the old one and it's better than new! And I'm much more careful using it!
Put masking tape around the coupling and put the coupling in a vise upside down. took the bottom apart and unscrewed the main shaft screw. ITS LEFT HAND THREAD!!! Screw on new coupling and put the bottom back on.The masking tape is just to protect the finish.
Just swapped out parts and no more leak. I figured out the leak was around the blades and the nut holding it together wasn't staying tight. New parts fit perfect. No tools.
