Kenmore Washer 796.40512900 (79640512900, 796 40512900) Parts

Genuine Lg part

Spider

By: Lg

Part Number: MHW61841102

Do-It-Yourself Stories from Customers like You Bearing and seal failure on lg front load washer Heather M. • Hickman , NE • April 01, 2017

I am experienced mechanically, using your UTube post I followed it step by step. Two hour disassembly three hour assembly. Fixed for $150 in parts when estimates were up to a thousand bucks. Hats off to your tech in that video. Tear down Sunday, ordered parts Monday, assembly Wednesday, that was standard shipping. Your company ROCKS! Curtis M. Lincoln Nebraska Read more

Genuine Lg part

Cover Cap

5.0 (2)

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Part Number: 5006ER2003N

Do-It-Yourself Stories from Customers like You Broken filter cover Jose P. • Burbank , IL • January 10, 2016

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Genuine Lg part

Shipping Bolt Assembly

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Part Number: 4011FR3159D

Size: 6 1/4 inches. Used to secure the washer tub before transporting. They must be removed before using your washer.

Genuine Lg part

Inlet Hose

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Part Number: 5214FR4125N

Genuine Lg part

Shipping Bolt Assembly

By: Lg

Part Number: 4011FR3159E

Size: 4 3/4 inches. Used to secure the washer tub before transporting. They must be removed before using your washer.

Genuine Lg part

Drum Baffle

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Part Number: 4433ER1005A

Genuine Lg part

Drain Hose Plug

4.8 (5)

By: Lg

Part Number: 5006ER3009A

This part may be black or gray in color.

Do-It-Yourself Stories from Customers like You I managed to mis place the drain hose plug on my lg washer Alan F. • West Hartford , CT • October 27, 2014

I ordered a replacement part from AppliancePartsPros.com and it arrive the next day! Read more

Genuine Lg part

Main Pcb Power Control Board Assembly

5.0 (1)

By: Lg

Part Number: EBR62545103

Do-It-Yourself Stories from Customers like You Door latch code Thomas D. • Crookston , MN • December 03, 2015

I started by replacing the door latch and sensor. This proved not to fix the problem. I then ordered and replaced the main electrical panel. I took the top off of the machine by removing four screws on the back of the machine. Then I pulled the top toward the back of the machine and it popped off of its retaining studs. I located the electrical panel, loosened the screws that held it in place, removed the plastic cover, and carefully removed all of the wiring connects. I used a small screw... Read more