G October 26, 2023 for Model Number VBSR2080W0WW Inner tub mount has totally failed. Only about 6 in diameter left around trans shaft. Where can I wedge/lock trans to keep from spinning when attempting to loosen hub nut? I've tried various pry bar configurations underneath. Is there a locking tab anywhere on the trans/pulley area? Thanks, G.
1 Answer G, the tub would not need to be locked down as firm quick taps with a hammer should break the tub nut loose. However, if it is seized up, the tub can be held with one hand while a hammer is used on the spanner wrench a little at a time. Read More...
Bill January 12, 2023 for Model Number WPRE6150K2WT Will Inner Tub Mounting WH45X10027 / AP2047612 fit my washing machine model? WPRE6150K2WT
1 Answer Bill, the manufacturer does not list the hub separately from the spin basket of the model provided. Unfortunately, the manufacturer has discontinued the basket and hub assembly WH45X10060 and it is no longer available. Read More...
Sean November 22, 2021 for Model Number gtwn4250m0ws Will this inner tub mounting hub fit my GE washer model # gtwn4250m0ws? I can only find it as a part of the whole basket assembly. Please advise.
1 Answer Sean, unfortunately, the manufacturer does not provide the basket mounting hub compatible with your model separately from the basket and hub assembly WH45X10060. Read More...
David July 01, 2020 for Model Number GTUP270EM1WW On this model what is the correct tub hub part number? Cause this one is incorrect for the machine. Wh45x10027 is not the correct number or part.
1 Answer David, The inner tub mounting hub would be the inner tub of the unit and not available separately. Read More...
Peter April 10, 2020 for Model Number 175D2750G335 I hear knocking when spinning the inner drum by hand. What is the most likely cause?
1 Answer Hello Peter. In order to answer you question please provide the complete model number. Read More...
Al August 22, 2019 I need the screws that go from the spin basket to the tub hub for model GTWN4250D0WS. Thank you
Al August 22, 2019 What is the part number for the screws to fasten the inner stainless steel drum to the hub assembly?
1 Answer Hello Al, I'm sorry but we will need to ask you to post a new question including the model number from your units' I.D. tag so we can recommend parts that can be guaranteed to work properly on your unit. Thank you for your patience and understanding in this matter. Read More...
1 Answer Aharrell, No, the stainless tub will not use a different hub nut than the plastic tub. Read More...
Duane April 04, 2019 I Have a GUAP270EM4WW GE Stacked Apartment Size Washer Dryer Combo. I replaced the seal on the shaft and nut holding down the tub. When replacing the Hub Nut I noticed the threads on the shaft stopped short of the Hub face. I looks like the hub has worn or there is something missing for height. Like a split washer but the schematic doesn't show a split nut. Could the hub be worn down so much that Nut doesn't tighten.??.
1 Answer Duane, The model number you supplied is incorrect or incomplete. But, You'll need to check and make sure the hub nut is installed correctly(there is only the hub nut and the hub washer, then the seal. There is no split washer or drive block and the tub hub would be obvious if it had worn down or was damaged. You'll need to check and see if the threads on the spin tube/transmission and the hub nut are damaged or cross threaded. Read More...
Boppa December 29, 2018 for Model Number VWXR4100T2WB Water was leaking out bottom of tub assembly. I replace hub seal, hub washer, split ring and hub nut. It leaked worse during my test run. If I tightened the hub nut too much would that cause it to leak more? The hub seal seems to be the only thing preventing water from leaking out the bottom of the tub assembly. Am I correct on this? Using spanner wrench how do you determine the proper torque on the hub nut? HELP! Wife is ready for me to buy a new washer.
1 Answer Boppa, Yes, over tightening the hub nut can cause a leak from the tub seal. There is no torque rating listed in the service manual, but, once you've rechecked, cleaned and dried out the tub bearing and associated parts, dab a little lubricant on the washers,bearing, etc. when you install the tub and tub hub, hand tighten it as best possible with the spanner wrench, then add an additional 1/4 turn with a light tap of a hammer. Read More...