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Washer Door Assembly

By: Lg

Part Number: 3581ER1008Z

This OEM replacement part is a washer door assembly. The washer door assembly consists of the main components that make up the front door of the washer. Over time, a washer door can become inoperable due to excessive wear and tear. If the washer door is no longer shutting or opening properly or is damaged to the point of inoperability, it will need to be replaced.To replace the washer door, start by making sure the washer is unplugged. Once it has been powered off, proceed to open the door. Locate the screws that attach the hinges to the door. Unthread the screws and lift the door off from its hinges. Set the old door to the side and proceed to place the new door on its hinges. Fasten the screws that secure it. Once secured, open and close the new door to make sure it is functioning properly.This authentic OEM part is sourced directly from the manufacturer and is compatible with LG brand washers.

Do-It-Yourself Stories from Customers like You The glass broke on my front loading lg washer door Christopher T. • Hicksville , NY • February 06, 2016

I contacted All Appliance Live Chat . The told me I needed to buy the entire door which was reasonably priced. They gave me the correct part number. I replaced the door by removing 6 screws (5 minutes) and the washer works fine. Very happy with Appliance Part. This is my 2nd successful repair using them. Read more

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Inlet Hose

By: Lg

Part Number: 5214ER4002F

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Steam Generator Assembly

4.5 (2)

By: Lg

Part Number: 3111ER1001D

Do-It-Yourself Stories from Customers like You Wouldn't drain and the case assembly rusted out James V. • Sebastian , FL • March 27, 2015

I drained the unit. Removed the front cover which is only held on by a couple of screws and the retainer ring that holds the rubber boot the seal for the door. But pretty straight forward after that. Just switch out the the the part its location is on the bottom lert. The case assembly is located under the top cover...the top cover os held down by 2 screws once out the cover slides of the part is on the left side just remove wires plugs and change out you only have to remove the screws holding... Read more

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Case

5.0 (1)

By: Lg

Part Number: 3110ER2013B

Do-It-Yourself Stories from Customers like You Door was missing when we bought the washer Charles K. • Yulee , FL • December 22, 2015

The dealer gave us a door but it didn't fit. Everything we bought from Appliance Parts Pros.com was fixed with just a screwdriver. Easy and fast. Shipping was fast also. The longest time was installing the hinges on a stacked washer and dryer. Read more

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Display Power Control Board Assembly

By: Lg

Part Number: EBR36870722

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Balance Weight

4.5 (2)

By: Lg

Part Number: 4866ER0007B

Do-It-Yourself Stories from Customers like You Our washer is making so much noise Gregory H. • Yucaipa , CA • February 05, 2018

While I was replacing springs I decided to replace the gasket since I couldn't clean it anymore. Unfortunately that was on back order so I can't fix it just yet. I have taken this LG machine apart already and it is easy to work on. I love all the videos online that go step by step. This repair is simple. I had a difficult time with the spring around the gasket. I think the tool for getting that back on may be worth the $. I would hate to damage the gasket getting the new one on. I... Read more

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Cabinet Cover

By: Lg

Part Number: 3550ER0039S

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Lifter Assembly

By: Lg

Part Number: 4433ER1005B

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Svc Pcb Power Control Board Assembly, Onboarding

5.0 (1)

By: Lg

Part Number: CSP30000806

Do-It-Yourself Stories from Customers like You Lg washer model wm2450hra wouldn'r power on dead like a blown fuse Richard S. • Waynesboro , VA • May 14, 2017

There were suggestions to do a reset by unplugging the washer and holding the power button in for 5 seconds then to the same for the pause button. Then plug the washer up and washer should power up and run but this didn't work for my washer. So I looked at a few things like the fuse on the noise filter board. I also looked at the user display boards but didn't see any obvious problems, keep in mind these circuit boards are incased with epoxy and can't be trouble shot. I decided to try the main... Read more