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Customer Questions and Answers for Washer Agitator Coupler Kit by Ge

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By: Ge
Part Number: OEM11893914
Manufacturer Part Number: WH49X10042

The Washer Agitator Coupler Kit is an OEM part for GE washing machines. This kit includes the coupler component that connects the agitator to the washing machine's transmission. It plays a pivotal role in the washing process by transmitting rotational force from the motor to the agitator, enabling it to move back and forth and effectively clean clothes.

Symptoms of a bad Washer Agitator Coupler include:

  • The agitator failing to move or moving weakly during cycles, which can result in poorly washed clothes.
  • Unusual noises from the washing machine during operation, indicating a mechanical issue.
  • The agitator slipping or feeling loose when manually pushed or pulled.

Causes of a bad agitator coupler can include wear and tear from regular use, excessive load sizes that strain the agitator, or material fatigue that weakens the coupler over time.

This OEM replacement part is essential for restoring proper functionality to your GE washing machine and is also compatible with Hotpoint, RCA, and some Kenmore models.

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Jeff, We wouldn't expect the agitator coupler to be the issue, there can be a " little" up & down and side to side play in the agitator, but shouldn't make a "very loud banging sound." You'll want to check the motor, counterbalance, and base of the washer to see if anything is loose, broken or bent. check the base to see if the motor and carriage has been banging or rubbing against the base or housing, indicating the top "apron".has started to "droop". You didn't mention any leaks or discoloration inside the cabinet, so you'll need to check and make sure the hub nut isn't loose and check the agitator and spin tube shaft for any excess wear, play, and discoloration, that could create a loud banging noise in the spin cycle. Thanks,

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Answered by AppliancePartsPros.com   |   Wednesday, November 27, 2019

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