Lg Washer WM2377CS Parts

Pivot hanger assembly that supports and stabilizes washer components. Replace if worn, damaged, or causing misalignment to restore smooth movement.

Locking pin for shock absorber.

Fix washer leaks with this hose clamp. Secures hoses to pumps and valves, preventing water leaks and disconnections during wash cycles. Simple repair.

Replacement wire harness for washers. Restores electrical connections between components when original wiring is damaged, frayed, or corroded. Direct fit.

Interior support trim that secures the door assembly and provides a finished surface inside your washer door. Replace when cracked, damaged, or worn.

Cabinet base assembly for washers. Replaces cracked, rusted, or corroded base frames. Installs at bottom of washer cabinet to support unit weight.

Replaces the outer tub cover panel on front-load washers. Protects internal components and maintains drum alignment. Order when cracked or damaged.

Drum bearing bushing for washers. Installs between drum and bearing assembly. Replace if cracked, worn, or missing to restore proper drum support.

Fix washer leaks or slow draining with this drain pump hose. Routes water from the tub to the pump during drain cycles. Easy DIY repair part.

Replace your washer's damaged or broken frame panel. This structural cabinet panel restores the outer housing when cracked, dented, or missing.

This replacement refrigerator door handle restores a secure grip and normal door operation after a cracked, broken, or loose handle. Designed to match the original fit and finish for a clean, factory look. What it does

• Provides a functional grip so doors open and close reliably
• Replaces cracked, bent, or detached handles that prevent safe operation
• Restores proper alignment and reduces door movement or wobble
• Helps maintain an airtight seal by allowing the door to fully close

• Use basic hand tools; avoid power tools that can strip fasteners
• Keep door supported while removing/installing the handle to prevent damage
• Do not overtighten screws—secure snugly to avoid cracking the handle

Replacement handle for laundry center doors. Installs on front panel for opening and closing access. Needed when original is cracked, broken, or missing.

This drain hose cap seals the end of a dishwasher or washer drain hose to prevent leaks and help keep odors and debris from entering the drain line. It restores a snug, secure hose termination for reliable draining. What it does

• Seals the open end of a drain hose to reduce water leaks at the hose termination.
• Helps prevent sewer odors or debris from traveling back through the hose.
• Keeps hose connection clean and reduces risk of clogging at the open end.
• Useful when replacing a damaged or missing hose end cap to maintain proper drainage.

• Disconnect power and turn off water supply before servicing the appliance.
• Remove the old cap and inspect the hose end for damage or buildup; clean as needed.
• Push the cap onto the hose end until fully seated; verify a snug fit and no visible gaps.
• Test by running a short drain cycle and checking for leaks; replace if cap doesn't seal.

Replace your washer inlet hose if you notice leaks, cracks, or reduced water flow. Connects water supply to your washing machine. Verify fit with your model.

Connects electrical components in your washer. Replace if wires are frayed, damaged, or connectors are loose or broken. Restores proper power routing.

This rear cover is the exterior cabinet panel that protects the appliance's internal components and helps maintain proper airflow. It restores a finished back surface and prevents debris or pets from contacting working parts. What it does:

• Protects internal parts from dust, spills and physical damage
• Helps direct airflow and maintain proper ventilation paths
• Replaces cracked, warped or missing back panel that can cause rattles or expose components
• Reduces risk of foreign objects entering the appliance and interfering with operation

• One rear cover panel

• Disconnect power and any fuel lines before beginning repair
• Remove existing access panels and fasteners; retain hardware if reusing
• Handle edges carefully—metal panels can be sharp