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This inner tube cover fits inside the washer tub to protect the tub opening and help keep clothes from catching on the basket edge. It provides a cleaner seal and reduces wear at the tub rim. What it does

• Covers and protects the exposed edge of the inner tub to prevent fabric snags and catches
• Helps maintain a sealed opening between the tub and basket area
• Reduces movement noise by keeping the tub edge covered
• Common replacement for visible wear, cracking, or if clothes repeatedly catch on the tub lip

• One inner tube cover

• Disconnect power (and water, if applicable) before starting any repair
• Access typically requires removing the washer basket or outer tub trim; keep fasteners organized
• Inspect adjacent seals and clips; replace any damaged fasteners for a secure fit

A small rubber grommet that cushions and seals wiring or components where they pass through a panel or opening, helping protect against chafing and reducing vibration for quieter, safer operation. What it does:

• Cushions wiring or tubing where it passes through metal or plastic openings
• Prevents chafing and wear on insulation or hoses
• Helps reduce vibration and rattling at the entry point
• Maintains a more secure, stable routing for components

• Disconnect power to the appliance before servicing to reduce risk of shock.
• Remove the panel or trim exposing the opening, then press the grommet into the hole until fully seated.
• Inspect surrounding wiring, hoses, and mounting surfaces for damage and replace if needed.

This spring washer is a small retaining fastener that helps keep assemblies tight and under tension, preventing components from loosening during normal appliance operation. What it does:

• Helps maintain tension on shafts, bolts or studs to reduce loosening from vibration
• Secures mating parts so assemblies stay aligned and function smoothly
• Can reduce rattling or intermittent contact caused by loose fittings
• Used where a split, curved washer is needed to provide spring force

• Disconnect power to the appliance before starting any repair
• Use appropriate pliers or a socket set to remove and reinstall surrounding fasteners
• Verify the washer seats correctly and does not interfere with moving parts
• Do not stretch, file, or otherwise alter the washer; replace with the exact part for proper fit

This flat hardware washer helps distribute load and protect surfaces where fasteners clamp appliance components. It's a small but important replacement part that restores proper fastener seating and reduces wear on mating parts. What it does

• Provides an even bearing surface under a nut or bolt to prevent damage and improve clamp force distribution.
• Helps maintain secure fastener connections to reduce vibration-related loosening or noise.
• Protects mating surfaces from abrasion and wear where metal fasteners contact parts.
• Used wherever a thin, flat spacer is required to ensure proper alignment of assembled components.

• Unplug the appliance or disconnect power before accessing internal components.
• Replace like-for-like: use the same size and thickness washer to maintain correct fit and clearances.
• Keep fasteners and mating surfaces clean; install the washer flat against the surface and tighten hardware securely.
• If any surrounding fasteners or parts are damaged, replace them as well to ensure a reliable repair.

This power cord fix belt is a small cord-retaining strap that secures the appliance power cord to the cabinet. It helps keep the cord in place to reduce strain on the cord connection and maintain a reliable power connection. What it does:

• Holds the power cord firmly against the appliance frame to prevent tugging on the wiring
• Reduces movement that can loosen or wear the cord connection over time
• Helps prevent intermittent power or connection issues caused by a shifted cord
• Keeps cord routing neat and reduces stress at the plug/body interface

• One power cord fix belt

• Always disconnect power before accessing the cord or electrical panels
• Typically installs behind a rear access panel or at the cord entry point; basic tools may be required
• Position so the cord is secure but not pinched; replace if cracked or brittle