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Customer Questions and Answers for Laundry Center Suspension Spring by Whirlpool

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Part Number: OEM13076001
Manufacturer Part Number: W10207783

Suspension spring that supports and balances the washer tub. Replace if broken, detached, or weakened to restore proper tub positioning and stability.

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For Whirlpool Laundry Center Suspension Spring (Part Number: OEM13076001)

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Hi Mark. Rarley does it happen that a part loosens. The fact it is a stack unit play's a measure the weight alone. Make sure the unit is level front to back and side to side. Lock the leg level nuts up against the base after leveling. If they are loosening themselves, they are worn out and need replaced. Part # W10207783. Thank You.

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Hi Ken. The suspension springs bolt on, part # is W10207783. Regular tools will apply. Length of time is always different for every technician. Shouldn't take a hour. Thank you.

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Sarah for Model Number LTG5243DQ6

My washer was inadvertently run off balance for a long period of time, and the tub unseated from the back left suspension spring. I've figured out how to open the lid and reseat the tub back onto the spring so that the washer is usable, but it now comes off balance at the drop of the hat, and have to get in there and reseat it often. Is there a more permanent fix? Would replacing this spring or the smaller suspension spring help? I've called several appliance repair places and no one seems to want to touch this one....

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Hi Marylin. There are 3 suspension springs as you mentioned. They bolt to the tub support(under the tub) and then to the bottom of the base , one by one. It may be time consuming with 2-people, But in the long run it will be for the best. Thank you.

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Hello Phil. No, the brackets do not need to be tight around the boots. Hope this helps.

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Hello Bob. Check your suspension spring WPW10250667 and make sure it is not broken. Also check the tub springs and make sure they are not loose. Hope this helps.

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