GE WH45X10027 Hub (inner Tub Base) - AppliancePartsPros.com

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Part Number:	AP2047612
MFG Part Number:	WH45X10027
Made by:	GE

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Hi, yes the washer was clicking. I was hoping by cleaning it up that would help. Does the spring on the brake get weak after time. This is a washer that had been setting out side for some time.was like a free be. OK, thanks again

Kevin P. for Model Number WJSE4150B1WW

Answer Hello Kevin! Take the front panel off and try to isolate where the clicking noise is coming from. There is a slight chance it could be in the transmission WH38X10002 or the clutch WH5X256.

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I Had to remove the hub from the inner basket because there was a lot of stuff collecting between the basket and hub. the question, what kind of adhesive is put between the two. Does it need to be water tight? or just enough to keep debri from getting between the two.

Kevin P. for Model Number WJSE4150B1WW

Answer Kevin, No, there is no seal or gasket to be used between the tub and hub assemblies, I wouldn't reccomend attempting to use anything either. Provided you properly torque the hub(75 ft. lbs.) there should be nothing to be concerned with. Thanks, and Good Luck

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I have a GE profile washer that has a stainless steel inner tub with what appeared to be an alluminum hub/base. It rotted away and disentegrated to the point the hub separated from the stainless steel tub. It is under warantee but I cannot find someone who will service it. So I am looking for a cheap fix. My model requires the entire assembly. I was wondering if this hub listed on your site might work with my washer rather than buying the entire stainless steel tub assembly. Thank you

Lou in Naples Fl. for Model Number WPRB8050D

Answer Hello Lou. No, you must order the basket and hub assembyl WH45X10060 to repair the unit.

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I have a 12 year old washer that does not agitate - all other functions work. I did some research and found the coupling air bell might be stripped. I got it out and checked, and it seems fine. The teeth were all there, and the agitator is not loose, as other posts described. What is the next part to check? The basket is hard to turn by hand - could it be the hub or the transmission? Thanks, JD

Jd for Model Number GE model #WVSR1060A1WW

Answer JD, You will want to check to see if the unit is agitating with the agitator off. If the shaft is shifting then the agitator would be at fault. If not then you would be looking at a bad transmission.

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The hub (inner tub base, part #WH45X10027) on my washing machine is completely rusted through. I can manually spin the tub, and the agitator coupler doesn't move. In other words, the agitator coupler is separated from the tub. My question is - can I just replace the hub, or should I be replacing other parts at the same time? Thanks

David for Model Number WCSR4170D5WW

Answer Hello David, You will want to inspect other components but should be able to replace just the hub WH45X10027 on the unit.

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Does the Hub(inner tub base) part # WH45X10027, have a bearing inside of it that can be making a grinding noise in the spin cycle?

Et for Model Number WPRE8100GOWT

Answer Hello Et, The Hub assembly would not have a serviceable bearing. It would more than likely be the tub bearing WH2X1197 that is making the noise during spin cycle.

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