Ge WH1X2729 Flood Hose Gasket OEM Part

Pulled front panel off. Unbolted and removed top cover. Removed tub trim cover. Removed and replaced gasket and dampers. Put it a back together took about 20 minutes

I viewed one of the great videos to figure out how to remove the front and top of the washer and quickly found 3 out of 4 Washer Tub Dampening Straps (WH1X2727) were broken. Also found the banging noise was caused by the Hose Flood (WH41X10297) which had popped out of its Flood Hose Gasket (WH1X2729) at the top of the tub -- it was banging against the back of the washer. The gasket seemed squishy and did not seat well in the tub. I ordered four new straps and a new gasket. I watched the video to learn how to remove the "Cover Tub Assembly" without breaking any clips and replaced the gasket, using a new zip-tie. Then I installed the four new straps. I made sure to tuck the thin gasket back up into the "Cover Tub Assembly" before reinstalling. Reassembled everything and I was back in business! The whole job took a little more time than it should because I inspected everything for any other broken or worn parts before placing my order.

Determined where the water was coming from with the help of your web site. Ordered the parts I needed.

Took apart put a new Flood Hose Gasket.