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Plastic snap-in clip secures washer panels and trim pieces, preventing rattles and sagging. Replace when broken or loose to restore secure fit.
Secures washer hoses to fittings for leak-free connections. Replace when worn, cracked, or lost to keep hoses stable. Verify fit with your model number.
Standard 8-18 x 3/8 inch mounting screw for securing panels, brackets, and components in appliances. Replace missing, stripped, or damaged screws.
Motor plate isolator.
Usually ships within 4 - 14 days
This motor isolator is a rubber mounting that cushions and secures the washer motor, reducing vibration and noise during spin cycles and helping protect the motor and chassis from premature wear. What it does:
Washer won't start or stops mid-cycle? This lid switch housing secures the switch assembly for reliable lid detection. Simple DIY fix in minutes.
This is a top cabinet hinge used on a washing machine. It connects the top panel to the washer cabinet, allowing the panel to pivot open for access to internal components. Replace this hinge if it is bent, broken, or corroded, or if the top panel no longer opens, closes, or sits flush properly.
Size: 1.25OD x .530IDX.
This right-side blue end cap finishes and protects the trim on your appliance door, restoring a clean look and preventing exposed edges. It's a simple cosmetic/replacement part that helps maintain a proper seal and appearance. What it does:
Drive motor isolator.
Fixes squealing or slow stopping at end of spin cycle. This spring maintains brake tension so the basket stops promptly. DIY repair takes about 1 hour.
I replaced the: brake stator, rotor, and snubber ring. I did need to remove the stator which allowed the spring to decompress. I used 2 C-clamps to control the force when it was removed. To re-secure all the components I stood on the stator to compress the 200lbs spring until the screws could take the load safely. The entire thing took about an hour to slowly go through everything. Read more
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