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Front-load washer door bellow forms watertight seal to prevent leaks. Replace if cracked, torn, or moldy. Confirm fit with your model number.
Removed old bellow following procedures found on relevant Youtube videos. Reinstalling however was more of a challenge. Getting the rear seal of the new bellow on the washer housing was not as easy as the videos indicated. The key to that process is being sure the seal is well lubricated which is not quite apparent from the videos but is essential success. Once the rear seal is installed, reapplying the rear spring was accomplished with the spring clamps as per the videos. Be sure to... Read more
Washer won't spin or shows LE error code? The stator assembly converts power to spin the drum. Moderate repair, typically takes 30-60 minutes with video.
Swapped bad part for new part. Read more
Fix a washer agitator spinning freely or not turning clothes. This part restores washing action. Moderate DIY—bolt removal can be tricky if worn.
Replaced agitator and washplate bolt and washer. Normally this would have been a 5 min job, however the bolt wouldn't come loose. The teeth on the agitator were worn down and the shaft the bolt screws into would turn with the bolt when trying to loosen it. I had to cut out the agitator using a dremel and hold the shaft in place with a vise grip in order to unscrew the bolt. Once the bolt was out I used WD-40 to help get the agitator off the gears. Job took much longer than normal, but I... Read more
Suspension rod kit for washers. Supports the drum and reduces vibration during wash and spin cycles. Replace when rods are broken, worn, or damaged.
One of the suspension rods was not working so I replaced the bad one and the other three . Tub has now leveled out and is spinning properly without making the noise. Have not needed to replace the pump but will do so if necessary. Thanks to Appliance Parts Pro for their prompt service and quality products. Read more
Supports the spin basket and reduces friction during operation. Replace if you hear grinding, thumping, or squealing noises during spin cycle. Confirm fit.
First, DO NOT call Sears for parts, their call center knows nothing about the product. App-Pros are the best for help and the right parts. I figured to repair, replace all seals and any item that shows need to and all items that have to do with the spin that may be bad. Repair videos great help. I will start from the "bottom" up, the repairs were not done in this order, just a list of what I did and notes. Replaced-- motor drive coupling, (checked out transmission ok), thrust washer,... Read more
Plastic baffle that mounts inside the washer drum to lift and tumble clothes. Replace if cracked, broken, or missing. Snaps into place on drum wall.
Searching for paddles or baffles led me to Appliance Parts. Discovered I didn't have to buy anything in order to view the video which is a pretty nice feature to see if my skills are up to it. "How in the world do I repair something without external screws?" "Take the top off the machine to see if there are any mounting screws and then just smack the baffles toward the rear of the machine with a mallet to loosen and remove?" Easy, really easy. My wife was missing an underwire to one of her bras... Read more
Fix LF error codes, slow filling, or no cold water issues. This washer water inlet valve controls water flow into your machine. DIY repair in 15-20 minutes.
I ordered this new valve, and voila!!! No more using up all the hot water to wash everything. Now I can do all of my laundry with cold water, like I prefer to. Read more
Enables smooth drum rotation in your washer. Replace if you hear loud roaring or whirling noises during spin cycle. Confirm fit with your model number.
I replaced the spin bearing, tub seal, washer and drive belt since I had it all apart. The video was extremely helpful...I would have tore the whole thing apart trying to figure out how the agitator came off....but it was very simple. Read more
Seals the gap between inner and outer tubs to prevent water leaks. Replace if you notice water stains or pooling beneath your washer. Verify fit.
An online search for LG washing machine parts came up with a repair video from Appliance Parts Pros. I watched the video. It was very well done, very detailed, and took you step by step through the entire process to replace the tub bearings and the spider, from start to finish. After watching the video, I realized this repair was well within my abilities. No specialized tools were needed. I ordered the parts from Appliance Parts Pros, and all items were in stock and delivered within a couple... Read more
The Coupling Washer is a genuine OEM part for LG washing machines. As a crucial component connecting the drive motor to the inner drum, the coupling washer allows for the transmission of rotational force during the spin cycle. This rotational movement generated by the drive motor is what extracts water from clothing, effectively drying clothes.
Symptoms of a bad coupling washer include:
Over time, the constant exposure to vibrations and forces during spin cycles can cause the rubber material of the coupling washer to deteriorate.
This OEM LG part is also compatible with Sears/Kenmore washers.
Replace your washer drive belt when the drum won't spin or you hear squealing noises. Connects motor to tub for wash and spin cycles. Confirm fit with model.
Using a nut driver I removed the sheet metal screws, removed the old belt and replaced it with the one. An easy repair. Shipping was EXCELLENT! Read more
Fix leaking water from the bottom of your washer with a new pump casing. Houses and protects the water pump. Moderate DIY repair with clear instructions.
This was Kenmore front load washer made by LG. Model 796.41302610 First, AppliancePartsPros.com has been great. This is my fourth time using them. Staff, DIY comments, and videos are all very helpful. Always ended up with the right part and received next day. The machine made an odd noise on start-up. I ran diagnostics. Had a problem finding how to do diagnostics since the instructions in the manual were wrong. Found the correct process on YouTube. Needed to hold the spin and soil buttons... Read more
Fix a washer that won't drain or leaves standing water. This drain pump removes water from the drum during drain and spin cycles. Moderate DIY repair.
Bought a new drain pump works fine now. Read more
Internal drain hose routes water from the washer tub to the external drain. Replace if cracked, leaking, or damaged from constant use or obstructions.
I had previously replaced the transmission in my two year old Whirlpool Cabrio washing machine. Overall it was in good shape but gets heavy use. That repair was approximately $200 and worked for several months. Recently it began leaking. At first I thought it was the tub-to-shaft seal. I replaced this part but it was still leaking. It turns out it was the simplest of things... The drain hose was not connected very well! I replaced the drain hose ($11 part) and while I was at it I... Read more
Washer slowly filling or dripping when off? A faulty vacuum break allows water to siphon back into the drum. Takes 30 minutes with our video guide.
My 15 year old whirlpool washer top was rotting away and my wife was about to buy a new one. a 1 min search on google brought me to this site and within 5 mins found all the parts I needed, Received my order in 3 days and now we're back in business for a total cost of $159 instead of $500 to $600. Will use this site again and have told a few people already. Thanks Rob Read more
The Motor Rotor is an OEM replacement part for Whirlpool washing machines. Situated within the transmission housing, this specialized metal component physically connects the drive motor to the outer brake housing that controls the drive shaft and wash basket movements during all cycles.
Causes of failure involve the wearing of motor bearings or cracking of cast magnesium surfaces from repeated rotations over extended usage periods.
Symptoms requiring replacement include:
This Whirlpool replacement is also compatible with Maytag, KitchenAid, and select other brands utilizing common Whirlpool motor designs.
Unplugged power cord, shut off hot and cold water valves, and disconnected hot and cold water lines. I taped the lid closed and laid washer down on its front panel to access motor parts underneath. Removed center screw (allen wrench) and then removed large, round, plastic rotor (had to use some force with fingers behind it to get it off). I could see that the gear teeth inside the rotor had been partially stripped off ruining the rotor (and causing the noise). I then removed the clutch... Read more