Lxr432jq1 Parts

Used for the pressure switch.

This washer timer is the cycle control that sequences power to advance the machine through wash, rinse, drain, and spin. Replacing a failed timer restores reliable, on-time cycle progression and consistent operation.

• Controls the order and duration of wash, rinse, drain, and spin cycles
• Advances the cycle automatically via its built-in timer motor
• Directs power to components such as the drive motor, water inlet valve, and drain pump at the proper times
• Common symptoms include cycle not advancing or stopping mid-cycle, washer won't start, won't spin or drain, or a timer knob that doesn't move/only advances manually

• Disconnect power to the washer before servicing.
• Open/tilt the console to access the timer; remove the control knob and dial as required.
• Note wire locations or take a photo; move connectors one at a time to the new timer and secure the mounting screws/tabs.
• Reassemble the console and run a short cycle to confirm the timer advances through wash, drain, and spin.

Right hand side. For screws use WPW10119828.

This tub ring seal sits between the washer's outer tub and the tub ring. It creates a splash-resistant barrier at the top of the tub to keep wash water contained and help prevent leaks from the cabinet area.

• Seals the perimeter joint between the tub ring and outer tub
• Helps prevent water splashes from escaping during agitation and spin
• May help if you notice water around the lid/top of the cabinet
• Replace when the gasket is torn, brittle, or permanently compressed

• Unplug the washer and shut off the water supply before servicing
• Lift the top or remove the cabinet to access the tub ring (varies by model)
• Remove the tub ring; clean mating surfaces; seat the new seal evenly without twists
• Reassemble and run a short fill/agitate test to check for leaks

White

Color: Almond

Right hand side

Size: .20 Fl. Oz. (6 ml)

4 position

This small hardware washer is used as a spacer and load distributor within the specified assembly. It helps maintain alignment and smooth operation by reducing friction and restoring a secure fit when the original washer is worn or missing. What it does:

• Distributes load under a screw or bolt to keep joints secure
• Maintains proper spacing and alignment between mating parts
• Reduces friction and wear at the contact surface
• Replace if missing, bent, cracked, or excessively worn; clues include wobbly parts or scraping/squeaking noises

• 1 washer

• Disconnect power and shut off water supply before servicing
• Refer to your model's parts diagram for exact location and stack order
• Clean mating surfaces; replace any damaged fasteners or bushings
• Tighten hardware evenly and do not overtighten

Includes suspension pads.

Left hand side.

This clutch spring cap retains and protects the clutch spring in your washer's drive/clutch assembly, maintaining proper tension. Replacing a worn or missing cap helps the clutch engage smoothly and reduces slipping and noise during spin.

• Secures the clutch spring within the clutch assembly to prevent movement or dislodging
• Maintains correct spring preload for consistent clutch engagement
• Can help reduce clutch slip that appears as weak/no spin, slow spin ramp-up, or intermittent spinning
• Common signs of trouble: rattling or scraping near the drive, burning smell, or a visibly damaged/missing cap

• Unplug the appliance and shut off water before servicing
• Access the clutch per your model's service procedure; removing the gearcase/transmission and clutch may be required
• Carefully relieve spring tension and note the orientation of the spring and cap before removal
• Inspect the spring, clutch lining, and related hardware; replace any worn components during reassembly

Straight knurled pin that secures knobs or small components to a shaft for a tight, slip-resistant fit. Replaces a worn or missing pin to stop loose, wobbly, or spinning knobs and restore reliable engagement. What it does:

• Secures knobs, dials or small parts to control shafts by providing a press-fit, knurled surface.
• Prevents wobble, slipping, or spinning of control knobs that won't turn with the shaft.
• Common service symptom: knob spins freely or fails to engage controls.
• Used where a small metal pin is required to lock a component onto a splined or smooth shaft.

• Disconnect power and unplug the appliance before servicing.
• Remove the knob or access panel to reach the shaft; pin is typically press-fit.
• Removal/installation may require needle-nose pliers, a small punch, or a bench press; protect surrounding parts from damage.
• Keep small parts away from children and follow appliance safety guidelines; replace mating hardware if the shaft or hole is damaged.

This electromechanical timer controls oven/range cycle timing to restore reliable on/off and cycle advancement for cooking functions. Replace a faulty or unresponsive timer to regain accurate timing and cycle control. What it does:

• Regulates timing for oven/range cycles so heating and cycle advancement occur at the selected intervals.
• Replaces a worn or stuck timer mechanism that won't advance or respond to settings.
• Helps correct symptoms such as cycles that don't start/advance or timing that seems inaccurate.
• Matches OEM-style electromechanical form and function for direct replacement.

• Disconnect power at the breaker or unplug the appliance before beginning any work.
• Label and photograph wiring connections before removing the old timer to ensure correct reinstallation.
• Basic hand tools are typically required; access may require removing the console or rear panel.

Replacement console strap that secures the appliance control panel to the cabinet, restoring stable console alignment and preventing the control panel from shifting or sagging during use for safer, neater operation. What it does:

• Secures the control console to the cabinet to prevent wobble, tilt, or separation.
• Replaces a worn or broken strap commonly causing a loose or misaligned control panel.
• Helps reduce strain on control harnesses and connectors that can occur when the console moves.
• Matches OEM fit so the console remains properly seated and functional.

• Disconnect power to the appliance before beginning any repair.
• Typically accessed by removing the console or control panel; retain all screws and clips for reassembly.
• Use common hand tools (screwdriver, nut driver) and follow the model-specific service manual for exact steps.
• If wiring connectors are disturbed, verify secure connections before restoring power.