Lte524dt3 Parts

This white control-area closure covers and protects the appliance's control console while restoring a clean, finished appearance. It helps shield buttons and electronics from spills and debris and keeps the control area looking tidy. What it does:

• Covers the appliance control console opening to provide a finished trim piece
• Protects controls and underlying components from light spills, crumbs, and dust
• Restores secure fit and alignment when the original closure is cracked, warped, or missing
• Improves the cabinet appearance for a neat, factory look

• One white control-area closure

• Disconnect power to the appliance before beginning any repair
• Remove any required trim or control panel fasteners to access the closure
• Align the closure, engage any snaps or tabs, and reinstall fasteners securely

Installation instructions included.

Washer tub ring that snaps onto the top of the outer tub. It acts as the tub cover and splash guard, guiding water back into the tub and supporting inlet or dispenser fittings to help keep the rim area contained.

• Attaches to the top of the outer tub as the upper splash guard/tub cover
• Directs water back into the tub; supports inlet/dispenser nozzles, if equipped
• Maintains proper clearance around the spin basket
• Common replacement signs: cracks, broken locking tabs, splashing from the rim, or rubbing at the top opening

What's included: 1 tub ring Install notes:

• Disconnect power and water supplies before servicing
• Lift or remove the top panel to access the tub rim
• Release locking tabs and detach any hoses/nozzles from the old ring; transfer fittings if needed
• Seat the new ring evenly; ensure all tabs fully engage. Reassemble and run a test cycle to check for leaks/splashing

Washer won't stop filling or overfills? This water level pressure switch senses tub height and controls fill cycles. Moderate DIY repair restores proper water sensing.

Use only in brake shoe assembly on roller & pin. Color: White/Grey.

This electrical connector safely disconnects power between the washer's motor and control circuits. Located inside the washer cabinet near the motor, it allows for safe component servicing. Replace if the washer experiences electrical issues, intermittent operation, or if the connector shows signs of burning or corrosion.