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Whirlpool duet ghw9100lw1 Door seal

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I purchased a replacement seal part no wp8181850. 

The old one (part no. 461970200231) has a hole at the top to connect a hose to the detergent box.   The new one does not have a hole on the bellow. 

 

Is this:

 

the wrong part?

Am I suppose to make a hole myself?

am I supposed to disconnect the hose?

 

the box came with no instructions.

 

is this a "redesign" because of the mold issue?

 

your help would be greatly appreciated 

 

 

 

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Part number: WP8181850

Part number: WP8181850

this is the one you need, I'm not sure where you got your part number?

I've never had to make my own holes in a Whirlpool door boot. Samsung sometimes but not whirlpool. 

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2 hours ago, 16345Ed said:

Part number: WP8181850

Part number: WP8181850

this is the one you need, I'm not sure where you got your part number?

I've never had to make my own holes in a Whirlpool door boot. Samsung sometimes but not whirlpool. 

That's the part number that I bought but the new boot does not have a hole in the top. 

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Yes it does it's a rectangular shaped cutout. I see it in the second picture of link I provided. 

Watch the repair video in link. 

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22 minutes ago, 16345Ed said:

Yes it does it's a rectangular shaped cutout. I see it in the second picture of link I provided. 

Watch the repair video in link. 

The boot that I bought does not have a hole. It is part number WP8181850. 

Either they put the wrong part in the box or new  ones don't have a hole anymore.   there was no instructions in the box to make your own hole.  I'm a bit hesitant to make my own hole because if it's the wrong size, it could leak and I've ruined a $150 part. 

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Brought it back to the supplier. They had another one, same part number, with a hole in it.   The bellow they gave me was either defective or mislabelled.   

Thanks for the help 

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17 hours ago, goku said:

Brought it back to the supplier. They had another one, same part number, with a hole in it.   The bellow they gave me was either defective or mislabelled.   

Thanks for the help 

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