Lg AEG73309907 Heater Assembly OEM Part

I looked online ans read where the tE error code meant the thermistor was bad. I then found a video on YouTube showing how to replace the part. On AppliancePartsPros.com I chatted with a technician that told me the thermistor on my particular model was built into the heater unit and he gave me the link to purchase it. After it arrived via FedEx I followed the repair video and installed it myself (I'm a girl). So far I have run about a half dozen loads and no problems! Thank you so much AppliancePartsPros for your help ans professionalism! You saved me a couple hundred bucks for sure!

After searching the problem on the Internet, I learned that th washer had a bad thermistor. A friend referred me to appliancepartspros.com. The video shown was a slightly different washer than mine, but I still could easily take mine apart by following the video. The only problem came when my washer did not have the thermistor that was separate from the heater assembly as shown. So, I just called appliancepartspros and they did some research, and led me to the right part I needed which was the heater assembly with the thermistor all in one. I got the part two days later installed it (after finding a you tube video on how too). Put the washer back together and it worked perfectly!! appliancepartspros.com saved me hundreds of dollars, and their staff is very professional and polite.

My problem was a broken spider. I followed your excellent video, but have some additional input that should be incorporated in a new video showing the required upgrade procedures and parts required to repair an early model with damaged front tub half using currently available parts. Don't expect everything to go as easy as the video. 1) Used 4lb. brass hammer to drive shaft from bearings. 2) Torqued spider bolts to 20ft lbs. with thread locking compound. 3) attached rubber seal to front tub cover before attaching the balance weights. Do like the video says and use vise-grips. 4) The new required heating element has the thermistor mounted to it with nonmatching electrical connectors. Had to make a pigtail from the old thermistor wiring harness by attaching two small female blade connectors with crimp fittings. Excellent parts supplier to deal with. Received 12 parts from three different states in four days just before Christmas by FedEx for $7. Thank you, thank you, thank you!

Parts arrived as expected. AppliancePartsPros video's were extremely helpful. Making this repair quick and easy. I will definitely look to AppliancePartsPros for help in the future.

Replacing the old gasket on front load washer that had a tear.