Lg Parts

The DC pump motor assembly powers the pump that moves water through your appliance. Replacing a worn motor helps restore proper water flow so cycles can complete and reduces issues like standing water and excessive noise.

• Drives the pump impeller to move water for draining or circulation, as designed by the appliance
• Supports proper cycle completion by clearing water from the tub or sump
• Common symptoms of a failing motor include standing water, incomplete draining/circulation, loud humming or grinding near the pump, or cycle errors
• May run intermittently, stall, or overheat as internal components wear

• Disconnect power and turn off the water supply before servicing
• Expect residual water; protect the area with towels or a shallow pan
• Note wiring connectors and hose routing; transfer any brackets, grommets, or seals from the original as needed
• Secure hose clamps and test for leaks while running a brief test cycle

Due to manufacturer changes you must also order the frame 3210JA0006S to make this work. This funnel now only has four tabs instead of six.

This tub cover forms the front half of the washer's outer tub. It seals the tub and provides the mounting lip for the door boot, helping prevent leaks and keeping the spin basket properly aligned with the cabinet opening.

• Seals the front of the outer tub and provides a secure seat for the door boot/bellows
• Contains wash water during all cycles to prevent leaks and splashing
• Maintains proper clearance for the spin basket to avoid contact with the front opening
• Common failure symptoms include leaks at the front or bottom of the cabinet, visible cracks/warping, or the door boot repeatedly coming loose or tearing

• Disconnect power and water; wear gloves and protect sharp edges
• Remove top and front panels; release the outer boot clamp and peel the door boot from the front panel. Detach any hoses/wiring from the cover, remove the perimeter bolts, and transfer any fittings from the old cover
• Clean sealing surfaces; inspect/replace the tub-to-cover gasket if your model uses a separate one. Seat the new cover and tighten fasteners evenly in a crisscross pattern
• Reinstall the boot and clamp carefully, reassemble the cabinet, and run a fill/spin test to check for leaks

This base bracket mounts to the washer's lower frame to hold associated components securely in place. By keeping parts properly anchored, it helps maintain alignment and stability during operation to minimize vibration and noise.

• Attaches to the washer base and provides a mounting point for designated hardware
• Helps keep assemblies from shifting during agitation and spin
• Supports smooth, quieter operation by reducing vibration and rattling
• Common signs of failure include a bent or cracked bracket, loose/misaligned parts, or unusual noises from the base area

• Disconnect power and water supply before servicing; move the appliance for safe access
• Carefully tip or lay the washer back on protective padding; use a helper for stability
• Note the bracket's orientation and reuse existing mounting hardware as applicable
• Tighten fasteners securely and verify nearby parts have proper clearance before test run

This rail guide assembly supports and guides a refrigerator drawer as it slides in and out, keeping it aligned and operating smoothly. Replace a damaged rail to restore proper movement and prevent binding, tilting, or drawer derailment.

• Guides and supports the drawer along its track for smooth sliding
• Maintains proper drawer alignment and level
• Helps prevent the drawer from popping off the track
• Replace if the rail is cracked, warped, or worn
• Common symptoms: drawer sticks/binds, tilts, scrapes, or won't open/close fully

• Disconnect power to the refrigerator
• Remove food and the affected drawer/bin to access the rail
• Release retaining screws or tabs; note orientation and transfer any reusable parts from the old rail
• Install and secure the new rail; reinstall the drawer and test for smooth travel

This replacement temperature sensor measures the compartment temperature and reports it to the control board, helping your refrigerator maintain consistent cooling. Replace a failing sensor to restore accurate temperature readings and dependable performance.

• Monitors refrigerator/freezer temperature and relays data to the control
• Helps the system regulate compressor and fan operation for steady cooling
• A failing sensor can cause temperatures that are too warm or too cold
• May lead to extended run times, short cycling, or erratic cooling

• Disconnect power before servicing; wear cut-resistant gloves.
• Location varies by model; commonly clipped to the evaporator or mounted in an air duct/liner.
• Match the connector, route wiring along the factory path, and secure the probe in its original position.
• Restore power and allow up to 24 hours for temperatures to stabilize.

This lamp assembly restores the interior drum light in your washer, improving visibility when loading and unloading. Replace a failed or damaged light to clearly see items and check the tub at a glance.

• Illuminates the washer drum when the door/light function is active
• Replaces a burned-out, flickering, or physically damaged lamp assembly
• Connects to the existing wiring harness and mounts in the factory location
• Symptoms include: drum light not turning on, intermittent flicker, or a cracked lens/housing

• Unplug the appliance before servicing; turn off water supply if opening the cabinet
• Access varies by model; may require removing the top/front panel and door boot clamp
• Disconnect the wiring connector carefully, seat the new assembly fully, secure it, and verify light operation before reassembly

Left side upper hinge.

This complete parts assembly replaces a damaged or worn internal assembly to restore proper fit and function. Use it to repair an appliance component assembly and help the unit operate as intended. What it does:

• Replaces the original internal assembly that secures or connects related components
• Restores mechanical and/or electrical connections to help correct intermittent operation
• Can address symptoms like a non-functioning subassembly, degraded performance, or unusual noises tied to a damaged assembly
• Matches OEM form and mounting points when the correct part number is used

• One parts assembly

• Disconnect power (and water, if applicable) before beginning any repair
• Use basic hand tools and avoid force when removing clips or fasteners
• Retain all fasteners and orient the new assembly to match the original

This replacement rack restores sturdy, organized loading inside your dishwasher. It helps keep dishes, glassware, and cookware securely positioned so they wash effectively without tipping, shifting, or being scratched by damaged or rusty tines. What it does:

• Holds and organizes items during wash cycles for stable, consistent placement
• Maintains proper spacing for spray coverage and drainage
• Direct replacement for racks that are cracked, bent, rusted, or missing tines
• Common signs: visible rust or flaking, broken welds, unstable sections, items tipping or not staying put

• 1 rack

• Open the door, fully extend the rack, and remove rail end caps or stops as your model requires
• Slide the old rack out; transfer any reusable components (such as rollers, clips, or accessory shelves) to the new rack
• Slide the new rack onto the rails and reinstall the end caps/stops; verify smooth movement
• Wear cut-resistant gloves; disconnect power if working near internal components or rails

This ice gear transfers motor rotation to the refrigerator's ice mechanism so cubes can be dispensed or ejected. Replacing a worn or stripped gear restores smooth, reliable ice operation and helps eliminate grinding or clicking noises.

• Transfers drive from the motor to the ice mechanism (auger/ejector, depending on model)
• Helps move ice through the system for dispensing or harvest
• Common symptoms: no or slow ice dispensing, auger not turning, loud clicking/grinding from the ice bin
• Cracked or stripped teeth indicate the gear should be replaced

• Disconnect power to the refrigerator before servicing
• Remove the ice bin and access the ice assembly per your model; note gear orientation for reassembly
• Align teeth carefully; do not force the gear onto the shaft
• Inspect related parts (drive coupler, auger, motor shaft) and replace any worn components to prevent repeat failure

This replacement hinge assembly supports and pivots the refrigerator door. Replacing a worn or bent hinge restores smooth door movement and proper alignment so the gasket can seal correctly to help maintain performance. What it does:

• Provides the pivot point for the door to open and close
• Supports the door's weight to keep it aligned
• Helps the door gasket seal evenly against the cabinet
• May correct issues such as door sagging, rubbing, popping, or not closing/sealing fully

• One hinge assembly

• Unplug the refrigerator and remove items from the affected door
• Support the door while removing hinge screws; note the orientation of any spacers/bushings
• Transfer any reusable hardware from the old hinge to the new assembly
• Reinstall and tighten fasteners; verify door is level and check gasket seal

This replacement injection tube routes water through the refrigerator's supply system to the ice maker or dispenser, as designed for your model. Replacing a cracked or kinked tube restores proper flow and helps prevent leaks.

• Channels water from the inlet circuit to its destination component (ice maker or dispenser, per design)
• Helps maintain a sealed path for clean, reliable water delivery
• Common symptoms: water leaking inside/behind the refrigerator
• Dispenser has slow/no flow
• Ice maker not filling or producing small/hollow ice; visible cracks, kinks, or brittle tubing

• Unplug the refrigerator and shut off the household water supply before servicing
• Note the original routing and connector types; transfer any reusable fittings or clamps from the old tube
• Insert the tube fully into existing connectors or onto barbed fittings and secure with the original clips/clamps
• Restore water, check all joints for leaks, then power on and test the dispenser/ice fill

This is the lower cover assembly for your dishwasher. It closes off the bottom of the cabinet to protect internal components and restore a clean, finished appearance. Replace if the panel is cracked, missing, or won't stay secured. What it does:

• Shields the lower chassis from dust, moisture, and impacts
• Helps contain operating noise at the base of the dishwasher
• Restores the front's finished look
• Common symptoms: broken tabs, warped or rattling panel, visible damage, missing cover

• 1 lower cover assembly

• Disconnect power and turn off the water supply before servicing
• Remove the existing lower cover's mounting screws/clips and take off the panel
• Position the new cover; align mounting holes and secure with existing hardware
• Confirm door clearance and recheck level before restoring power

This washer door boot gasket is the flexible rubber seal around the door opening of a front-load washer. It keeps wash water contained in the tub during fill, wash, and spin to help prevent leaks and water damage.

• Forms a watertight seal between the outer tub and the front door opening
• Maintains a proper barrier to keep water inside the washer during operation
• Common symptoms: water leaking from the door/front, puddles on the floor, visible tears/cracks, door not sealing flush
• Restores proper sealing when the original boot is worn, torn, or deformed

• Disconnect power and turn off water; move the washer for safe access
• Remove the outer and inner retaining bands/clamps; clean all mating surfaces before installing the new gasket
• Note alignment marks and orientation; seat the gasket evenly around the opening
• Reinstall clamps securely and run a short test cycle to check for leaks

This inlet hose carries supply water into the washer during the fill cycle. Replacing a worn or leaking hose restores proper water flow and helps prevent leaks and fill errors that can leave clothes unwashed or floors wet.

• Channels incoming water from the inlet valve into the washer
• Maintains a sealed connection to prevent drips and leaks
• Replaces hoses that are cracked, swollen, kinked, or clogged with mineral deposits
• Common symptoms: water leaking during fill, reduced water flow or fill error codes, visible cracks/splits

• Disconnect power and turn off both water supply valves before servicing
• Keep towels or a container handy; residual water may spill when removing hoses
• Note hose routing; fully seat ends and secure with existing or new clamps as required
• Restore water and power, then run a quick fill to check all connections for leaks