-R21715319 Parts

This clamp secures a line or connection inside your appliance, maintaining a tight fit under vibration. Replacing a fatigued clamp helps prevent leaks or disconnections and keeps components anchored so the system operates reliably.

• Holds a line/fitting firmly to keep the joint sealed and secure
• Helps prevent leaks or disconnections at hose/tube connections
• Resists vibration that can loosen fittings during operation
• Replace if bent, weakened, or corroded, or if the connection repeatedly loosens

• Disconnect power and, if applicable, shut off water supply before service
• Note clamp orientation and routing; seat the clamp just behind the fitting bead/stop
• Use the correct tool for your clamp style to compress or tighten evenly
• After reassembly, restore utilities and test for leaks or movement

This synchronous motor assembly drives the washer's rotating components, restoring proper agitation and spin so laundry cycles complete correctly. It replaces a failed drive motor to get noisy or non-spinning machines moving again. What it does:

• Converts electrical input into smooth, timed rotational motion for the washer drive system
• Enables agitation and spin functions so the tub rotates during wash and spin cycles
• Stops intermittent or no-rotation symptoms caused by a failed motor
• Eliminate humming, grinding, or lack-of-spin issues originating from the drive motor

• One synchronous motor assembly

• Disconnect power and water supply before starting any repair
• Take a photo of wiring and bracket locations to aid reassembly; handle connectors gently
• Secure mounting screws and check that the motor coupling and any belts are aligned per the service manual

This electric capacitor is a direct-replacement appliance capacitor used to support motor start/run circuits and stable electrical performance. Installing the correct capacitor restores reliable motor operation and reduces start-up issues. What it does:

• Provides the stored electrical charge needed for motor start and run cycles
• Stabilizes voltage to help motors and control boards operate correctly
• Symptoms of a failing capacitor: humming motors, motors that won't start or run intermittently, or reduced performance
• Commonly used in appliance motor and compressor circuits

• Disconnect power to the appliance before accessing electrical components
• Discharge the capacitor safely before touching terminals to avoid shock
• Match capacitance and voltage ratings from the original part