Electrolux Washer Cable Or Retainer

A simple wire-fastening cable tie that secures wiring and small hoses to prevent rubbing, snagging, or loose routing inside the appliance. Helps keep components organized for safer, quieter operation. What it does

• Secures wiring bundles and small hoses to chassis or brackets to prevent abrasion and movement
• Helps stop intermittent shorts or electrical noise caused by wires rubbing or contacting other parts
• Keeps airflow and moving parts clear by holding wiring away from fans and belts
• Useful when replacing or re-routing harnesses during repairs

• Always disconnect power before working on the appliance.
• Loop tie around wiring or hose, pull to secure snugly, and trim excess tail; do not overtighten.
• Replace ties that are brittle or damaged; use the same routing as the original harness.
• Dispose of trimmed ends and avoid sharp edges that could cut wiring insulation.

This retainer secures appliance panels and components to keep assemblies aligned and stable, restoring proper fit and reducing noise or vibration. Use when a clip or bracket has broken, come loose, or no longer holds parts in place. What it does:

• Holds trim, panels or internal components in position to prevent rattling and misalignment
• Replaces worn or broken clips that allow gaps or loose parts
• Helps restore a snug fit after service or component replacement
• Works as a simple fastener to maintain proper assembly alignment

• Disconnect power to the appliance before beginning any repair
• Installation typically requires basic hand tools; handle small clips carefully to avoid losing them
• Inspect surrounding clips and mounting points and replace any damaged hardware

This bushing protects the appliance service cord where it passes through the cabinet, reducing wear and preventing chafing that can expose wiring. It's a simple replacement that restores a safe cord entry point. What it does:

• Cushions and centers the service cord at the cabinet opening to prevent abrasion
• Helps keep the cord from rubbing on sharp metal edges that can cause insulation damage
• Reduces risk of shorting, sparking, or intermittent power caused by a worn cord
• Commonly replaced when the existing bushing is cracked, missing, or deformed

• One service cord bushing

• Disconnect power (unplug or switch off breaker) before servicing
• Inspect the cord and surrounding insulation; replace the cord if damage is found
• Push the bushing into the cabinet opening, then route the cord through the bushing until seated
• Reuse only if undamaged; do not force a damaged bushing into place