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This small pin helps align and position the washer's front or top panel during assembly and operation. It ensures proper alignment between panels and maintains structural integrity. Replace this part if panels are misaligned, the washer vibrates excessively, or there are gaps between panels.
Remove the detergent drawer by pressing the release in the rear of the drawer. Located slot for magnet and placed magnet is slot. Magnet clips in place. Replaced detergent drawer and ran washer! Read more
My washer and dryer was stacked and I needed the right parts to put the tops and "feet" back on them. Read more
I replaced the motor speed control circuit board and everything worked again. I got the parts in three days, didn't even need to find a laundromat. Read more
Ordered a replacement timer for my 17 year old Gibson washer. It was delivered in 2 working days. I installed it myself at home, a home project which I am NOT hesitant to undertake. The job went very well. If the machine is back in service, and running better than ever over the last several years. Not only did the timer not get hung up anymore, but the whole cycle ran more quickly. Praise to the appliance parts pros for delivering the exact replacement item, and very quickly. Read more
I went at this all wrong! I managed to do it without moving the suspension springs by pushing the drum down to make room to slide it out towards the back - don't do it. Yes I got it to work, but the other way with moving the top springs to other holes and removing the top metal plate would be MUCH easier. There is a YouTube video on this that I highly recommend - just wish I had seen it earlier. This part didn't come with any instructions. Read more
The timer pointer is the small indicator arrow or needle that attaches to the face of a mechanical timer dial, showing you the current cycle position as the timer advances. It helps you read exactly where in the wash, dry, or cook cycle your appliance is. Replace this pointer if the original has broken off or gone missing, making the timer dial impossible to read accurately.
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