Parts for Alliance CTSA7AWN: Outer Tub / Clamp Ring Parts

Porcelain touch-up paint for dryers, washers, and laundry centers. Repairs small chips, scratches, and worn spots on enamel surfaces. Single bottle.

Flat washer for washers, dryers, and laundry centers. Installs between fasteners and components to distribute load. Replace if cracked or missing.

Fix excessive vibration, banging, or a walking washer with this shock absorber kit. Stabilizes the tub during spin to reduce noise and movement.

Washer making loud banging noises or vibrating excessively during spin? A worn shock absorber causes these issues. Moderately difficult DIY repair.

Replace stripped or missing locknut securing washer components. This #10-24 stainless steel locknut ensures proper fastening. Simple fix, 5 minutes.

Outer tub front assembly for laundry center washers. Replaces cracked, damaged, or worn tub housing. Essential structural component for wash basket.

Seals the front of the outer tub to prevent water leaks into the cabinet. Replace if you notice water pooling around your washer. Confirm fit with model.

Deflector clothes guard for washer. Installs inside the drum to protect clothing during wash cycles. Replace if cracked, broken, or missing.

This clothes guard and deflector kit replaces the worn or damaged shield that helps keep garments from catching and directing clothing away from moving parts. It restores proper airflow guidance and reduces fabric snags in the drum area. What it does:

• Guides clothing away from the dryer/tub opening to help prevent snagging and damage
• Redirects airflow for consistent tumbling and drying performance
• Replaces cracked, bent, or missing guards that can catch hems and straps
• Helps maintain safe operation by covering exposed edges around the drum/tub

• Recommended for installation by an experienced DIYer; unplug power and disconnect gas before servicing
• Follow manufacturer service manual for removal and reassembly to avoid damaging surrounding parts
• Inspect adjacent seals, fasteners, and mounting surfaces and replace any worn hardware for best fit
• Use proper tools and wear safety glasses and gloves to protect hands from sharp edges