Jtm October 13, 2017 for Model Number GE GTWN4250D0WS I am replacing a leaking tub seal (wh02x10383) for washer model GE GTWN4250D0WS and not certain if I have failed to completely remove the old tub seal or if there is a pressed in metal landing for this washer tub assembly that should not be removed. Several videos of this GE washer model appear to show the tub assembly is only the tub mold (with no metal landing). So either I have a slightly different version of this tub assembly or what I see "pressed in" to the tub assembly (where the tub seal would land) is part of the old seal. The part is clearly metal but I believe the tub seal is reinforced with metal so possibly it is still stuck in the washer tub assembly.
1 Answer Hello Jtm, There should be no metal in the bottom of the tub assembly when the seal is removed. The part you are referring to should be removed before installing the new seal. Read More...
Tommy August 15, 2017 for Model Number WHRE5260E1WW The machine will only work properly if i apply a small amount of pressure thru the tube to the pressure switch. Is this an indicator that the module mounted to the outer tub going to the switch is not working properly? Can this part fail? Do I need to order an outer tub? I have cleaned the tube and the switch clicks if i apply pressure
1 Answer Hello Tommy. Based on the information you provided, you will need to order and replace the pressure switch WH12X10093 and pressure hose WH41X365. Read More...
Rick October 12, 2016 for Model Number whsdr315daww I just finished replacing the tub assembly on this washer and got everything reassembled fine. I just did a test run and noticed that there is a moderately loud friction/grinding sound for about two seconds when spin cycles start and stop. I don't know if the machine made that sound before this repair job. I followed the repair videos and am pretty sure I got all parts reinstalled, plus there are no spare parts left lying around. I am wondering if maybe I overtightened something - in particular the hub nut. Any clues? Is this a problem? Have I got to break it down again to investigate?
1 Answer Hello Rick. You can try loosening the nut to see if it helps, but it may need to be taken back apart to see what is binding. Read More...
John December 02, 2014 for Model Number GCWN2800D1WW I have noticed excessive shaking during spin. I think the tub is out of balance. Is there a way to make sure the tub is sitting on the shaft properly? Or, is there some method of balancing the tub? I have checked the spin cycle with a full load and empty and the tub is shaking either way.
1 Answer John, You will want to check the suspension rods and springs to ensure that they are good as this is the most common reason for the off balance issue. The suspension rods for the unit are part number WH16X10158 and WH16X10159 and would need 2 of each. Read More...
Jose V January 04, 2014 for Model Number WJRR4170E4WW I need the basket hub but in the diagram just show as an assembly with the baskets and other parts (316) all i neen is the hub itself but i can't find it. Thanks
1 Answer Jose, Unfortunately the manufacturer does not give a part number for the hub and it is not available as a separate part. The tub assembly would have to be purchased WH45X20473. Read More...
David March 16, 2013 for Model Number wserr417f1ww. g e I have a loud groaning noise on the spin cycle. I ordered every bearing possible but noticed there are no moving parts on these peices. Does the tub have actual ball bearings pressed on it? Do I need to order the tub as well?
1 Answer David, The tub of the unit does not have a bearing pressed to it and you would not need the tub for the unit. Read More...
Jack P December 19, 2012 for Model Number WPSE4200A0WW My outre Tub has cracked, i guess I have to replace it with a new one. but the dis-assembly seems to be daunting. when I try to take out the agitator, there is a cap under the detergent dispenser that won't come out. there are 4 holes at the level of the cap, am I supposed to pry open the cap thru these holes? this is a necessary step to replacing the tub right?
1 Answer Hello Jack, In order to get the agitator off you would grab the base of the agitator and lift straight out. You may have to move it around as you are pulling but it will lift out. Nothing under the fabric cup needs to be taken out. Read More...
Theo January 30, 2012 for Model Number WBSE2090A2WW The part # I'm looking for is not a seal. I'll explain it again, maybe better this time. I already bought the seal Pt # AP3156169. If you ook at the bottom view of the tub assembly Pt # AP2047609 on your web site. It shows a bearing with two ears and that bearing is held on with one screw. You have to scroll down to the picture of the part then down to where it shows three smaller views. Click on the right one (Bottom view) and then enlarge it. This shows the bottom of the tub assembly as it is positioned in the machine. (Not the inside of the tub that has water in it). The transmission shaft is inserted up through the internal bearing diameter of this bearing. This is the bearing I'm looking for. Thanks for your support, hope this is a better explaination. PS I think this is the same part (Ben) is looking for? (the question right below My last Question).
1 Answer Hello Theo! Thank you. The agitator coupling WH49X10042 is what the transmission shaft goes into when inserted through the tub. Thanks. Read More...
Theo January 26, 2012 for Model Number WBSE2090A2WW I am looking for the part # of the bearing in the bottom of the tub assembly (pt # AP2047609). I bought the spanner wrenches and the seal and tub bearing (WH2X1197) to change this bearing on order #2357066 thinking I would get this bearing. I checked with GE and they don't even list this bearing PT #. I guess it comes with the tub assembly but seems like it should be available as an Item? It has tabs to bolt it in place. It is visable looking in the bottom of the washer. Thanks
1 Answer Hello Theo! The part I believe you are speaking of with the tabs is the washer tub seal, part number WH02X10383. Is this the part you are needing? Thanks! Read More...
Ben November 19, 2011 for Model Number s4200b0ww There is a bushing in the bottom of the tub that the transmission goes through and is held in with one screw. I can't find it in the diagram. Is there a part number for it?
1 Answer Ben, It sounds like you're describing the agitator coupling WH49X10042 . This component slips onto the agitator shaft of the transmission, and is bolted down, then the agitator is slipped onto the coupler and "snapped" down and locks into place. Thanks and Good Luck Read More...