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Customer Questions and Answers for Washer Detergent Dispenser Drawer Assembly by Lg

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Part Number: OEM13309848
Manufacturer Part Number: 3891ER2003A

Fix detergent not dispensing or a broken dispenser drawer. This washer detergent box assembly holds and releases soap properly. DIY-friendly repair.

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For Lg Washer Detergent Dispenser Drawer Assembly (Part Number: OEM13309848)

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Joseph, the drawer assembly AGL74334828 may have a crack in it causing the bleach to leak through into the tub in an untimely manner. The drawer assembly has a release tab at the back center that can be pressed to allow the entire drawer to be removed and inspected.

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Hello Derrick, The water valve is energized one last time near the end of the cycle. I'm sorry but this is a mystery to everyone except the engineers who designed the machine.

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Tom, No you probably don't need a dispenser drawer, especially if you've cleaned the assembly, several times. You'll need to check the cold water faucet, hose and debris screen on the inlet valve 5221ER1003A / 5221ER1003A ( or replace the valve and flush the water lines) The dispenser(s) work on a syphon process, cold water is flushed into the dispenser and overfills the compartment, this creates a syphon and "sucks" the chemicals out of the dispenser compartment and into the wash tub. a slow cold water flow will not create a syphon, and the dispenser cup remains full of water/chemicals.

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Hello Kevin. You will need to remove the drawer from the dispenser and try cleaning it. If it still leaks, then try leveling the washer and see if the leak stops.

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Sal, WIth this model if you are unable to just pull the drawer out then it will be necessary to pry the drawer out of unit. There is one other option that may apply. You can try to take the top off the dispenser. There are tabs on the sides that you have to get released in order to take the top off. If unable to do this then pry the drawer out.

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