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The Agitator Hub is an OEM part for Frigidaire washing machines. It connects the agitator to the drive shaft, enabling the agitator to rotate and move clothes effectively during the wash cycle.
Causes of a bad agitator hub can include wear and tear from frequent use, exposure to harsh detergents or hard water, or damage from overloading the washer.
Symptoms of a bad agitator hub include:
This OEM Frigidaire part is also compatible with Electrolux, Gibson, Kelvinator and some Kenmore models.
The agitator stopped functioning and there was a squeaking sound occurring in agitation mode. I found that if I cranked down on the agitator cap, screwing in as hard as I could, the agitator would work briefly, then the cap would loosen and agitator stop moving. I removed the agitator cap, along with which came the agitator stud cap and a rubber washer/seal which was jammed up into the underside of the cap. I lifted out the agitator from the drum and inspected it and the hub best I could.... Read more
The Pressure Switch is an OEM replacement part for GE washing machines. It's responsible for monitoring the water level inside the wash tub. By signaling the washing machine to start and stop filling with water, it ensures the appropriate water level is maintained for each specific wash cycle. Symptoms of a bad Pressure Switch include:
The typical causes for a malfunctioning Pressure Switch can be a result of mechanical wear over time, a defect in the pressure hose leading to incorrect readings, or electrical failures that affect the switch’s ability to communicate with the rest of the washing machine. This GE replacement part is also compatible with Hotpoint, RCA, and some Kenmore models.
Well once I narrowed it down to the pressure switch as the problem then it was pretty easy. I watched a video online on how to do the repair and ordered the part. When the part arrived it probably took me about a half-hour to do it. Read more
This thrust washer is a small wear component used in washers to maintain proper spacing and smooth rotation between mating parts in the drive system. Replacing a worn washer helps reduce friction, noise, and premature wear.
Originally thought, based on reading and reviews, the banging was coming from a bad dampening strap. After a quick replacement, the noise was better but not completely fixed. Two loads later, the noise became ten times worse. Further investigation led to seeing the bearing on the Mode Shifter and Shaft Assembly was blown out. As another reviewer said, I think ultimately this is a result of a miniscule leak in the tub seal over time, rusting out the bearing and eventually causing it to go. ... Read more
Fix a washer that won't start, is stuck in a cycle, or won't progress through wash modes. This main control board manages timing and operation. 15-minute DIY fix.
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The trunnion is the hub that mounts the washer's inner tub to the drive shaft. Replacing a worn hub restores a solid, centered connection so the basket spins smoothly without wobble, slip, or grinding. What it does:
The seal at the bottom of the tub had started to fail. On large loads water would leak so I ordered a new one rubber seal. Getting the trunnion off the transmission shaft was hard as it was calcified and corroded. I used a wire brush to get some of it off and then used a lot of WD-40. The bolt holding the trunnion plate on sheared off when I tried to remove it on one side and the other came out ok (the bolt hole through the trunnion is not threaded so it should slide out once the plate is off... Read more
Fix a washer that won't advance cycles or gets stuck in one mode. This control timer manages wash, rinse, and spin timing. 30-minute DIY repair.
My wife suspected that the washing machine was broken because the load of wash started in the morning was still running at dinner time. I determined all the functions of the machine worked except the timer. AppliancePartsPro's website helped to confirm my diagnosis. Incidentally, this all took place in the evening...when I called there was someone in Customer Service to take my call and who also confirmed my diagnosis. I ordered the part and was glad to know there was no risk since I could... Read more
The Probe Sensor (ATC) is an OEM replacement part for GE washers. It plays a key role in monitoring water levels and temperatures during cycles. Symptoms of a bad probe sensor include:
Causes can include normal wear over time as the delicate internal components are subjected to constant temperature changes and immersion in water. Mineral deposits or contaminants may also affect performance. This GE replacement is also compatible with Hotpoint, RCA, and some Kenmore models.
Opened the control panel to find a very useful service instructions sheet which explained the self-diagnosis mode. Ran that mode suspecting the ATC thermistor and indeed it showed a thermistor fault. The sheet explained how to dismantle the front and top covers to access the ATC probe - resistance measurement was only 1.2 kOhms at room temp (should be 47 kOhms). Ordered ATC probe from this site for GTWN4250D0WS (slightly different model but looked identical). Arrived next day - fantastic... Read more
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Replaced the filler funnel, the hose between the water valve and the filler funnel split. Read more
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After part arrived, Unplugged unit from power outlet and removed 3- 1/4" head screws from back of panel, lifted off control cover. Took picture of existing connection, Remove and swap over the jumper connector from one side of circuit board. Carefully disconnected wire connections (some have squeeze clips). Remove all knobs from switches at front of panel. Remove 4- 5/16" head screws which were retaining board on to panel. Lift off old panel. Reverse process to reassemble. Pretty straight... Read more
The Drain Hose is an OEM part for GE washing machines. It is specifically designed to channel used water out of the washer and into the household drainage system.
Causes of a bad drain hose can include physical damage from movement or installation, clogging from lint and debris, or degradation of the hose material over time, leading to leaks and inefficiency.
Symptoms of a bad Drain Hose include:
This OEM GE part is also compatible with Hotpoint, RCA, and some Kenmore models.
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This gear assembly transfers power from your washer's motor to the agitator and spin basket. It controls the different motions needed for washing and spinning cycles. Replace it if your washer agitator doesn't move, makes loud grinding noises, or fails to spin clothes dry.
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Ordered part and replaced it myself. Always get my parts from Appliance Parts Pros. Read more
This genuine OEM part is a drive motor for washers. The drive motor is the main engine that drives the washer tub allowing it to rotate and wash clothes effectively. If the washer is no longer spinning or the power has significantly decreased, it might be a sign that the drive motor needs to be replaced. Luckily, replacing this part is a relatively simple repair.To replace the drive motor, start by unplugging the washer. Once unplugged, move the washer away from the wall to gain access to the back panel. Uninstall the back panel by removing the screws that attach it. After removal, locate the drive motor and proceed to unthread the mounting screws holding it to the washer. Proceed to pull the old motor out of its place and install the new motor by threading the screws that secure it. This replacement part is sold individually and is compatible with GE, RCA, and Hotpoint brand washers.
New motor. The motor was ok, but the control board mounted on the motor wasn't. Can't buy to control board separate from the motor. Easy to replace the motor, but not so easy to troubleshoot to make sure the problem was the motor and not something else. Read more
Outer tub cover that snaps over the washer's outer tub assembly. Replace if cracked, broken, or missing to restore proper clearance and protection.
I had to remove the front panel of the washing machine and top of the washing machine. i started by removing all the top screws as shown in one of videos. disconnected all the electrical wires (i have a commercial washer) and lifted the front panel over the back of the machine. i was then able to remove the top of the washing machine to give me access to the tub straps and the corresponding screws. i removed the broken straps and then was able to remove the tub cover by pushing down it down... Read more