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Dissolves odor-causing residue and mildew buildup in washing machine tubs. Use every 30 washes to maintain freshness. Verify fit with your model.
Covers and protects the washer tub, maintaining water containment and spinning performance. Replace if cracked, worn, or leaking. Confirm fit with your model.
Complete cabinet assembly for your washer. Replaces damaged, cracked, or rusted outer housing. Essential structural component when original is broken or worn.
Usually ships within 4 - 14 days
Tapping screw secures washer panels, brackets, and trim in place. Replace stripped, rusted, or missing screws to restore proper fit and stability.
The Pulsator Cap is an OEM part for LG washing machines. It is designed to secure the pulsator (or agitator) in place, ensuring proper movement of the wash plate during the wash cycle. This component helps in the effective distribution of water and detergent, promoting thorough cleaning of clothes.
You should replace this pulsator cap if it becomes damaged, lost, or worn out. Causes of a bad pulsator cap can include regular wear and tear, exposure to heavy loads, or damage from improper handling. A compromised cap can lead to inefficient washing and potential damage to the pulsator.
Symptoms of a bad Pulsator Cap include:
This OEM LG part is also compatible with Sears/Kenmore models.
This part is discontinued by the manufacturer and is no longer available for purchase.
Fix washer won't agitate or makes grinding noise. This pulsator assembly restores proper wash action. Moderately challenging DIY repair with video guide.
The Customized Screw is an OEM part for securing the wash plate in LG washing machines. This screw maintains the wash plate's position and stability during the washer's operation. The Customized Screw ensures the wash plate performs efficiently, contributing to the effectiveness of the washing process by enabling proper agitation and circulation of clothes.
Causes of a bad Customized Screw can include wear and tear over time, especially from the constant motion and stress during the wash cycles.
Symptoms of a bad Customized Screw include:
This OEM LG part is also compatible with some Kenmore models.
This is a small rubber pad that sits beneath the leveling leg of a washing machine. It helps absorb vibration, reduce noise, and prevent the machine from sliding on the floor during operation. Replace this pad if it is cracked, worn, or missing, which can cause excessive vibration, walking, or noise during the spin cycle.
Adjustable leveling leg that supports your washer and allows height adjustment. Replace if damaged, stripped, or missing to restore stability on uneven floors.
Hardware washer that sits beneath screws or nuts to distribute load and secure fasteners. Replace if bent, missing, or worn to restore proper fit.
Replacement mounting bracket holder that secures internal washer components. Needed when your original bracket is cracked, broken, or missing.
Replacement mounting screw for washer assembly. Secures internal components and panels. Order when original screw is stripped, missing, or damaged.
This replacement nut secures bolts or studs in your appliance. Replacing a missing or stripped nut restores a tight, reliable connection to keep brackets and assemblies stable and reduce vibration or rattling. What it does:
Genuine hardware washer that distributes fastener load at assembly joints. Replace if worn, cracked, or causing loose connections. Confirm fit with your model.
Washer won't start or respond to controls? This main power control board manages power distribution to all systems. Restores reliable operation.
Balancer assembly mounts to the washer basket to counterbalance loads during spin. Replace if cracked, damaged, or causing excessive vibration.
Fix washer display issues, no power, or unresponsive controls with this power control board assembly. Direct replacement part for common control failures.
Fix loud spin cycles or drum wobble with a new inner tub hub. This part secures your washer drum to the drive assembly, restoring smooth operation.
Rear cover panel for your washer cabinet. Replaces cracked, broken, or missing rear covers that expose internal components or create gaps in the exterior.
Fix a washer that won't drain or leaves standing water with a new drain pump assembly. Common DIY repair that restores proper water removal each cycle.
Spring-style hose clamp secures washer hoses to fittings for watertight connections. Replace when worn, bent, or loose to prevent leaks. Verify fit.
Replace your washer's top cover if the original is cracked, damaged, or missing. This cover protects internal components and completes the exterior.
This drain hose directs used water from your washer to the household drain. Replace if cracked, split, leaking, or chewed through by rodents.
Replacement lower front panel cover for washers. Restores the finished look at the base of your unit. Replaces cracked, broken, or missing covers.
Excessive shaking or loud banging during spin? This friction damper assembly absorbs tub vibration and stabilizes loads for quieter, balanced cycles.
Washer won't start and shows door error code? This door interlock switch assembly fixes DE or DL errors when the lid won't lock. 10-15 minute repair.
Connects the washer tub to the drain pump. Replace this hose if cracked, split, leaking, or worn from age. Ensures proper water drainage during cycles.
Dispenses detergent, softener, and bleach during wash cycles. Replace if cracked, clogged, or disintegrated. Confirm fit with your model number.
Fix a leaking or cracked fabric softener dispenser with this washer softener cap. Easy DIY repair with no tools needed—just remove and replace in minutes.
Fix fabric softener leaking or not dispensing with this washer dispenser cap. Seals the reservoir and directs softener flow during the wash cycle.
Fix uneven spray patterns or weak water flow in your washer with this spray nozzle assembly. Restores proper fluid distribution for effective cleaning.
Replacement lid hinge for top-loading washers. Allows the lid to open and close smoothly. Replace if cracked, broken, or worn from years of use.
A friction damper assembly that cushions and controls the movement of a door or panel to reduce slamming and improve closing action. Replaces a worn damper to restore smoother, controlled motion. What it does:
The Housing Assembly, Clutch is an OEM part for LG washing machines. It is integral to the washing machine's transmission system, helping to engage and disengage the tub during wash and spin cycles.
You should replace this clutch housing assembly if it becomes worn out or damaged. Over time, the clutch can wear out due to repeated use, heavy loads, or poor maintenance. Additionally, debris or foreign objects can cause damage to the housing or internal components.
Symptoms of a bad clutch housing assembly include:
Washer won't fill or won't stop filling? This water inlet valve controls water flow into the tub. DIY-friendly repair, typically takes 10-15 minutes.
Connects water inlet valve to tub in your washer. Replace if cracked, leaking, or ports are stripped. Ensures secure, leak-proof connection during cycles.
Leaking water behind your washer? A cracked inlet hose is often the culprit. This hose channels water from your supply line into the machine during fill.
Fix detergent leaks or dispenser jams with this washer detergent housing assembly. Routes detergent properly and replaces cracked or warped housings.
Fix LE error code or washer won't spin issues with this stator assembly. Common repair for motor lock problems. DIY-friendly, typically installed in 30 minutes.
Fix washer overfilling or not filling issues with a water level pressure switch replacement. Common repair for PE error codes. Takes 10-20 minutes to install.
Washer won't spin or agitate? This rotor assembly forms the rotating half of the direct-drive motor, restoring basket movement when worn or stripped.
Secures the stator to the motor assembly in your washer. Replace if bolt is stripped, spinning freely, or missing to restore proper motor stability.
The Clutch Motor is an OEM part for LG washing machines. This motor engages the clutch mechanism, allowing the washer to switch between agitating and spinning cycles effectively.
Causes of a bad clutch motor can include wear and tear over time, electrical issues, or mechanical failure due to overloading or improper use.
Symptoms of a bad clutch motor include:
Fix washer electrical issues with this wire harness. Resolves control panel failures, display errors, and connectivity problems. Direct replacement part.
Replacement nut that secures drawer and trim components on compatible LG appliances. It restores a firm, vibration-resistant fastening to help prevent loosening, rattling, or misalignment during normal use. What it does:
Small metal washer used in washer internal mounting assemblies. Provides proper spacing between components and secures fasteners. Replace if worn or missing.
The Top Load Washer Coupling Assembly is an OEM component specifically designed for LG brand top-loading washing machines. This assembly connects the agitator shaft to the transmission inside the washer, allowing oscillating motions to be transferred through the transmission from the motor.
Symptoms include:
Causes of a bad coupling assembly can include material failure from ongoing vibration exposure, loosened connection points allowing unwanted play, or cracks/breaks due to heavy impacts.
Fix washer slipping, grinding, or failure to spin with this clutch housing assembly. Secures clutch coupling to restore proper drive engagement.
The Clamp is an OEM part for LG washing machines. It is used to secure the hose connections within the washer, ensuring that water flows correctly without leaks.
Over time, the clamp can become worn or damaged due to repeated exposure to water, vibration, or general wear and tear. If the clamp fails, it can lead to water leaks or hoses becoming detached.
Symptoms of a bad clamp include:
Plastic cover cap that snaps over exposed fasteners and openings on your washer. Replace this trim piece if cracked, broken, or missing to restore appearance.
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