Brake Rotor

Mike for Model Number alw880qaw

Answer Hello Mike. Yes, you are correct. It sounds like the helix system needs to be replaced. To do a proper repair, you will need to replace the helix 40047402, pulley 40047102, and both washers 40065701 40063201. Hope this helps. 

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Mark for Model Number LWA50AW

Answer Hello Mark. You need to check and see if it is the brakes or if the bearings are bad in the unit. These models are known for bearing issues and it will cause the issue you are having with the unit. 

Paul W for Model Number LW6123WM

Answer Paul, At this point, You need to check or replace the Clutch R9900474 Helix 40047402 and washers 40065701 and 40063201. Your description indicates the tolerances between the helix, and or the thrust washers are out of range, and allows the clutc/brake to slip . It's not likely you'll need a transmission, at this point. 

Dan G. for Model Number alw430raw

Answer Hello Dan. Check and see if the unit is leaking from the tub seal. If so, you will need to replace the brake rotor R9900474 and the hub seal kit R9900457. Hope this helps. 

Rick for Model Number sav4655ewq

Answer Hi Rick. The drive pulley should turn to the left and push up on the brake rotor to seperate & lift it from the Brake pads. The rotor is part # R9900474. The Brake pads is part # R0000014. If you need the cam it is part # 40047402. The grease to help this all work better is part # 26594P. Thank you. 

Robert M. for Model Number sav5600aww

Answer Hello Robert. Based on the information you provided, it sounds like the tub bearing is bad, and you will need to replace the hub and seal kit R9900457. If the unit is making a roaring sound like metal to metal in the spin cycle, then this is the problem. Hope this helps.