The W11519731 is the genuine OEM Askoll BPM/CD drive motor for Whirlpool top-load washers. The drive motor powers the wash plate and spin basket — when it fails, your washer may hum without agitating, fail to spin, or stop mid-cycle entirely. Replacing it with the correct factory motor restores full wash and spin performance with proper torque, speed control, and thermal protection.

✓ Model-Specific Repair Pages

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Part W11519731 is a factory-original Askoll BPM/CD brushless permanent magnet motor sourced directly from Whirlpool. This motor type is used in high-efficiency top-load washers and is model-specific — always verify your full model number before ordering.

✓ Common Symptoms Fixed

Washer hums but drum does not agitate or spin. Washer stops mid-cycle with no movement. Loud grinding or burning smell from motor area. Washer fills with water but will not wash. Error codes related to motor or drive system.

✓ Key Features & Specifications

Part Number: W11519731
Brand: Whirlpool
Part Type: Washer Drive Motor (Askoll BPM/CD)
Motor Type: Brushless Permanent Magnet (BPM)
Condition: New OEM
Fits: Compatible Whirlpool high-efficiency top-load washer models

✓ Buying Options

OEM (Whirlpool Genuine): Part number W11519731 is the factory-original Askoll BPM/CD drive motor, ensuring correct torque specifications, exact connector fit, and full compatibility with your washer's control board. Only genuine OEM motors guarantee proper thermal protection and manufacturer-backed reliability.

✓ Replacement Part Numbers

W11519731

✓ Installation Tips

Disconnect power and water supply to the washer before beginning any repair. The drive motor is located beneath the wash basket and requires removing the cabinet panels and drive components to access. Take photos of all wire harness connections before disconnecting. The motor is secured by mounting bolts — note orientation before removal. Reconnect all harnesses firmly and verify the motor spins freely before reassembling. Run a test cycle to confirm proper operation before returning the washer to service.