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Customer Questions and Answers for Pulsator Asm by Ge

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By: Ge
Part Number: OEM9609864
Manufacturer Part Number: WH43X10027

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For Ge Pulsator Asm (Part Number: OEM9609864)

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Paul, you will need to determine if the threads for the bolt have stripped or if the shaft that the threads go into have stripped. If the threads on the shaft have stripped then you will need a gearcase for the unit.

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Paul, you will need to determine if the threads for the bolt have stripped or if the shaft that the threads go into have stripped. If the threads on the shaft have stripped then you will need a gearcase for the unit.

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Greg, You will want to check to make sure that there is nothing in between the tubs that would cause the chirping noise. Also check the Mech housing assembly bearing WH39X10003 to make sure that the bearings are not going bad.

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Jason for Model Number WPGT9360E0WW

During any stage where the pulsator asm (WH43X10027) is operating independently from the tub asm (WH45x10056), the pulsator attempts to move with the rotor; but, it barely moves. You can hear a crunching noise when it fails to follow the rotor. After disassembling the entire unit :), it seems like the pulsator hub is stripped where it locks into the mechanical housing asm-bearing (WH39X10003) shaft. When the pulsator is disengaged from the tub, are the only components in connected the rotor, bearing, and pulsator? Not sure if I need a new bearing also.

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Jason, Unless the shaft of the unit is damaged or the unit leaking from the bearing. you would not need to replace the bearing. The bearing comes as part of the Mech housing assembly WH39X10003.

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Tracy, You'll want to order another screw WH02X10151, pick up some "Loc Tite" thread locker at the hardware store, and or use a 1/4 inch drive socket wrench set to tighten the screw properly.

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J., Here's some help, " 1. Place a flat-head screwdriver in the slot under the infusor cap and gently pry it off. 2. Remove the 10-mm hex-head screw that holds the infusor in place with a socket or Phillips head screwdriver (turn screw counterclockwise to remove). Note: The 10-mm screw has a rubber O-ring. 3.Pull the infusor up and out. WARNING: The inner edge can be sharp. Wear Kevlar gloves or equivalent protection. 4. Remove the 37.5-mm (1-1/2” SAE equivalent) hub-nut with a socket or Crescent wrench (rotate hub-nut counterclockwise to remove). 5.Lift the wash basket up and out."

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Hello Ralph. Pry the cap out of the center of the pulsator WH43X10027 and then remove the bolt securing it and lift the pulsator out of the unit. Then install the new one in reverse order.

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