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Part Number: OEM16787070
Manufacturer Part Number: 4417EA1002Y

Washer won't spin or shows LE error code? The stator assembly converts power to spin the drum. Moderate repair, typically takes 30-60 minutes with video.

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Brandi for Model Number WTW7600XW1

I'm at a loss with this machine. I've replaced everything from the wire harnesses & main panel to replacing the drive shaft, bearings & seal. Both pumps were replaced along with the RPS and stator casing. The only thing left is the actual stator. There is 1 crack in the plastic on the stator but I can't see how this would effect it. I get the F72 error. Nothing is plugged up anyplace. All hoses coming in and out are all clear. Help! I'm about to put this thing to the road and wash my clothes with my vintage wash board ?? Thanks in advance!

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Brandi, the spin basket would need to be inspected to identify if wiggling it around will cause it to drop down a little bit. If it does, something is causing it to hang up and the spin basket would need to be removed to identify what may be causing it. If the spin basket does not drop down any, the stator windings would need to be tested for resistance. The windings should measure between 26 to 36 Ohms if the stator has not been damaged.

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Mommy at work, If the magnets have significant chips in them then you would want to replace the rotor.

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Ryan, On your model, it seems this comes with the stator/motor and is not available as a separate part.

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Layna, You will want to get whichever stator that is designated by the manufacturer for your unit.

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Stacey, it would be recommended that the door gasket 4986ER0006F be inspected for indications of the spin basket rubbing against it. If there is evidence of this, the spider shaft 4434ER0003F and gasket would need to be replaced.

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Hello Barry, really unable to explain that noise, since the washer is still working, since it occurs in the spin cycle it could be failing spin bearings or cracked spinner support, these would not be able to be checked without a complete teardown of the washer tub.

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Paulette, if the connector was pulled before pressing the tabs in, it can cause the tabs to not disengage properly. If you press the connection into the stator and then press the tabs, they should clear enough to then pull the wire connection out.

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Justin, You will want to check all your wiring to make sure that everything is reconnected. To be able to assist further we will need to have the model number of your washer.

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Phil, The manufacturer does not show a main harness being available. The only way that the harness should need to be replaced is if it is actually damaged.

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