Lg 4280EN4001G Bearing,Ball OEM Part

I removed the barrel from the inside of the washer, and removed the tub after that I punched out the bearings and replaced them with the ones that were sent which by the way I received within a couple of days. I ordered the inner bearing outer bearing and the seal.

I bought my parts from AppliancePartsPros.com, watched a small video on replacing the seal. So I had some idea what I was dealing with. My machine was a little different than the video, it was really simple. Unplug some wires remove some hoses, shocks, and springs and out came the tub. Took it apart drove out the old bearings with hammer and punch. Drove in the new ones with a hammer and brass punch (so not to damage the new bearings). Put in the new seal. Power washed the tub inside and out(it was nasty with build up). Put it back together and it worked like a new one. Thanks so much AppliancePartsPros.com.

Although I did not have the exact same model, the repair video was incredibly helpful. The primary issue I had is that LG (model # WM3570HWA) has a number of changes on its service bulletins. The bearing and seal towards the front of the washer were correct; the bearing in the back was too small. Spent about an hour trying to resolve... certainly not Appliance Parts Pros fault. Would have finished much quicker. Ended up putting the old bearing towards the rear of the washer back in while I waited on the correct bearing to arrive.

I replace both bearings and tub gasket.

Right after I received the parts, fixed and tested too. It works like new. Thank you