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Customer Questions and Answers for Door Hinge Assembly by Lg

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By: Lg
Part Number: OEM13311726
Manufacturer Part Number: 4775ER2002A

The LG Door Hinge Assembly is an essential component of LG washers. This OEM replacement part is specifically designed to ensure the smooth and secure operation of the washer's door. The hinge assembly is responsible for connecting the door to the main body of the appliance, allowing easy access to the washing drum. It provides stability and durability to the door, enabling it to open and close effectively during the washing and loading processes.

This part fixes the following symptoms:

  • Difficulty in opening or closing the washer door
  • Door sagging or misalignment
  • Excessive noise or squeaking when operating the door
  • The door not staying securely closed during washing cycles
  • Visible damage or wear on the hinge assembly

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Roger for Model Number WM2688HWM

Ok, I just replaced the hinge on my washer and it now leaks from the front door. If you look at the door, the right side is much tighter than the left side. As the washer is in operation, it begins to leak and the only way to stop it is by pushing in the left side of the door, hinge side. The hinge is pushing the door away from the seal causing the leak. Again, if I push the hinge side in the leak stops, but the tension of the hinge pushes the door away from the seal. Is there an adjustment for the hinge? Any help will be appreciated.

Answer

Roger, you may want to check the hinge assembly from the inside of the panel to ensure that it is mounted firmly in place and that the hinge portion itself is able to rotate inwards completely. If the hinge is unable to rotate inwards properly, this will cause tension and not allow the door to seat properly.

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Answered by AppliancePartsPros.com   |   Wednesday, April 3, 2019

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