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Comes with clamps and adapter.
Replaced pcb assembly main Read more
The problem landed up being the filter assembly, it's the part that the electrical cord runs & I imagine converts the voltage to the washer, I don't know why it's called the filter assembly. But it worked. Read more
Replaced the "PCB Assembly, Main" and it works great now. I got instructions by searching online. The replacement was pretty easy for an average DIYer. The hardest part was disconnecting the cables from the initial circuit board. Read more
Replaced pbc board and it is working fine now. Read more
I started by replacing the door latch and sensor. This proved not to fix the problem. I then ordered and replaced the main electrical panel. I took the top off of the machine by removing four screws on the back of the machine. Then I pulled the top toward the back of the machine and it popped off of its retaining studs. I located the electrical panel, loosened the screws that held it in place, removed the plastic cover, and carefully removed all of the wiring connects. I used a small screw... Read more
While I was replacing springs I decided to replace the gasket since I couldn't clean it anymore. Unfortunately that was on back order so I can't fix it just yet. I have taken this LG machine apart already and it is easy to work on. I love all the videos online that go step by step. This repair is simple. I had a difficult time with the spring around the gasket. I think the tool for getting that back on may be worth the $. I would hate to damage the gasket getting the new one on. I... Read more
I opted to save myself about $600 by repairing my 8 year old LG washing machine rather than buying a new one. After watching some videos I determined what I needed upon taking my washing machine apart. I ended up replacing the tub (includes spider and shaft), since I could not get the spider part removed from the original tub, as well as the motor bolt (which had broken when I removed it from the original tub's shaft). The spider was cracked and the shaft was wobbling which caused it to... Read more
I followed the video that was posted on your website, very informative and easy to follow. Only problem was, was the drum and bearings refused to separate, even after a week of applying rust buster and using a 5 lb sledge hammer and 2x4 wood. Spoke with one of your exceedingly helpful assistants on the phone and he gave me the only other option was to replace the rear drum assembly and the inner drum. So easy!! It's back together and running! I now can revel in clean laundry! I only have... Read more
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