Axxis Parts

Fix a washer that won't stop filling or overflows during cycles. This water valve magnet controls water flow during wash and rinse. Common DIY repair.

Plastic bushing that sits between the washer door hinge and pivot point. Replace when worn, cracked, or causing loose door alignment and noisy operation.

This spring-tank is the replacement spring assembly used to restore proper door balance and movement. It helps the appliance door open and close smoothly and prevents sudden drops or heavy lifting. What it does

• Provides counterbalance tension for the appliance door to control opening and closing motion
• Reduces sagging or slamming of the door caused by worn or broken springs
• Restores smooth, even movement when the door feels heavy or uneven
• Works as a direct-fit replacement when the original spring assembly fails

• One spring-tank

• Disconnect power and water to the appliance before starting any repair
• Handle spring components carefully; springs are under tension and can cause injury if released unexpectedly
• Use proper tools and follow manufacturer instructions or a service manual for safe removal and installation

This is a mounting holder used inside a washing machine to secure internal components in place. It provides structural support and helps maintain proper alignment during operation. Replace this holder if it is cracked, worn, or broken, which can cause excessive vibration, unusual noises, or misalignment of internal parts.

This eco hose sump assembly manages water drainage and filtration in the dishwasher's lower section. Replace if water doesn't drain properly after cycles, you notice standing water in the bottom, or error codes related to drainage appear.

Fix a washer that won't stop filling or overfills during cycles. This water level pressure switch senses and regulates fill levels to restore proper operation.

Secures rotating components in your washer to prevent movement and vibration. Replace if parts feel loose or noisy. Confirm fit with your model number.

This is a door hook or holder that latches the dryer door securely in the closed position during operation. It engages with the door strike or catch to keep the door from opening while the dryer is running. Replace this part if the dryer door won't stay closed, pops open during a cycle, or if the hook is visibly cracked or broken.

Water pooling under your washer? A cracked or clogged drain reservoir housing disrupts wastewater flow. This repair restores proper drainage.

Fix washer water level issues or won't fill correctly with a new pressure chamber. This part regulates water sensing for proper fill cycles.

This is a recessed handle designed to sit flush with the front panel of a washing machine door. It allows you to open and close the washer door smoothly without a protruding handle. Replace this part if the handle is cracked, broken, or difficult to grip, making it hard to open or close the washer door.

Fix washer overfilling or fill errors with this pressure chamber hose. Restores proper water level sensing by connecting the sump to the pressure chamber.

This shaft seal fits around the main drive shaft where it passes through the outer tub of the washing machine. It prevents water from leaking out of the tub and into the motor or bearing area. Replace this seal if you notice water dripping from beneath the tub, hear grinding noises during the spin cycle, or find water pooling under the machine.

This interference capacitor suppresses electrical noise and radio-frequency interference to help the appliance's electronics run more reliably. It fits on the control board and supports stable operation by filtering stray voltage spikes. What it does:

• Filters electrical and radio-frequency interference that can cause erratic control behavior or false error codes
• Reduces electrical noise that can affect nearby audio or radio reception
• Helps protect control circuitry from transient voltage spikes
• Commonly used when appliance exhibits intermittent faults or unexplained control glitches

• Disconnect power to the appliance before starting any repair
• Discharge capacitors and avoid touching leads; use insulated tools and follow safe-handling practices
• Replace only with the exact part specified for your model and secure all wire connections firmly