Gwl11 Parts

The Drive Shaft Kit is an OEM part for Fisher & Paykel washing machines. It is essential for the spinning function of the drum, enabling efficient washing and spinning cycles. Proper functioning of the drive shaft ensures smooth operation and effective cleaning performance.

Causes of a bad drive shaft typically involve wear and tear from regular use, bearing failure, or damage from overloading the machine.

Symptoms of a failing Drive Shaft Kit can include:

• The washer making unusual noises during the spin cycle.
• The drum failing to spin or spinning erratically.
• Increased vibrations and instability during operation.
• A noticeable decrease in washing performance due to the drum not reaching necessary speeds.

This is a stainless steel #8 x 5/8" Phillips screw sold in a pack of 10 — a direct-fit fastener for appliance panels, brackets, and trim. Durable corrosion resistance helps maintain secure assemblies over time. What it does:

• Fastens panels, brackets, trim pieces, and other appliance components using a Phillips driver
• Stainless finish resists rust and corrosion in humid or wet appliance areas
• Sized for common appliance mounting points where #8 x 5/8" screws are specified
• Helps restore loose or missing fasteners that cause rattling or poorly seated panels

• Ten (10) stainless steel #8 x 5/8" Phillips screws

• Use the correct #2 Phillips bit and moderate torque to avoid stripping the head or damaging mating parts
• Tighten until snug; do not overtighten plastic components
• Disconnect power to the appliance before accessing internal panels or wiring
• Keep loose screws away from children and dispose of packaging responsibly

The Spring Bias is an OEM component specifically designed for Fisher & Paykel washing machines. It is located inside the machine's suspension system. 

The spring bias helps absorb impacts and vibrations during vigorous agitation and spinning cycles. Prolonged use can degrade spring coils through constant flexing motions.

Symptoms of a weakened spring bias include:

• Excessive shaking or noise detected from the cabinet body
• Error codes relating to imbalanced washing loads  
• Premature damage observed to other connected parts

Causes range from long-term metal fatigue to impacts incurred from cleaning large or heavy loads. Accidental crushing can also render the spring bias defective.

The Kit Bearing Lipseal is an OEM part for Fisher & Paykel front-loading washing machines. It contains 2 replacement bearings and a seal found inside the wash tub. These components work together to allow for smooth rotation of the tub during cycles while preventing water leaks through aging seals.

Symptoms of a failed kit bearing lipseal are: 

• Noisy or grinding sounds emanating from the wash tub area
• Vibration issues noticed during spin cycles
• Water leaks found inside or below the washing machine

Causes of faulty bearings or lipseals include normal wear from years of operation. Mineral buildup can accelerate deterioration within seals over time as well.

This rotor position sensor detects the motor rotor's position so the appliance control can time motor direction and operation accurately. Replacing a faulty sensor restores correct motor control and predictable cycle behavior. What it does:

• Senses rotor/motor position so the control board can sequence motor direction and timing
• Helps prevent erratic motor operation, incorrect spin direction, or stalled runs
• Works as the feedback device for the drive motor control system

• One rotor position sensor

• Disconnect power before servicing to avoid shock or damage
• Handle the sensor and its connector carefully; avoid pulling on wires
• Ensure proper alignment and secure mounting per factory location; protect the sensor from contaminants