Hub Nut

Ricardo

Answer Ricardo, The spanner wrench TJ90TB123A is what you should be using to remove the hub nut on your GE washer, all you'll need is a basic hammer to remove the nut, not an impact drill, you may damage the hub or tub and create more problems, using other tools. 

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Mark for Model Number WCRD205ODOWC

Answer Hi. Use wd-40 lubricant or a freeze off type of spray. Gently rock the inner tub to help break free any rust under the nut. Then the nut to the right to loosen. This will help. The spanner wrench is part # TJ90TB123A. Use a short handle hammer or a mallet type. Be careful not to damage or scratch inner tub (enamel tub). Hub Nut Part Number: WH2X1193. Thank You. 

Paul for Model Number ge wh2x1193

Answer Hi. The tub nut part # WH2X1193 removes in a clockwise effort. Thank You. 

Clay

Answer Hello Clay. We are sorry, but the manufacture does not offer the thread size of the nut WH2X1193. You would need to contact them for that information. 

E for Model Number wjsr4160daww

Answer Hello E. If the nut WH2X1193 is stuck and won't break loose, you may need to use a hammer and chisel and cut the nut off the unit. Be careful not to damage the threads on the shaft. Hope this helps. 

Joe for Model Number WLRR4500GOWW

Answer Hi Joe. Have you lubricated it with Crc 3 -36 part # TJ93208. Then you will need to gently rock the inner basket back and forth as it has seized itself to the split part WH02X10265. - This General Electric washing machine split ring tub bearing is located between the inner and outer tub. For the washer outer tub seal order WH02X10032. Thank You.