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Rear counterweight that stabilizes the washer tub during spin cycles to reduce vibration and excessive movement. Restores balance for smoother, quieter operation and helps prevent premature wear from uncontrolled drum motion. What it does:

• Adds mass to the back of the washer tub to counterbalance loads and limit rocking and vibration during spin cycles.
• Common symptom: washer vibrates, rocks, bangs, or moves across the floor during spins.
• Replacing a cracked, loose, or missing rear counterweight often reduces noise and improves spin stability.

• Disconnect power before starting work; follow all safety precautions in your model's service manual.
• Support the tub or cabinet before removing/installing the counterweight; the part can be heavy—use two people or appropriate lifting support.
• Ensure correct orientation and securely tighten mounting hardware; run a short test spin to confirm balance after installation.

Drain hose retainer keeps the appliance's drain hose securely fastened to the cabinet or pump, helping prevent the hose from slipping loose. Replacing a broken retainer reduces leaks and improper draining caused by a detached hose. What it does:

• Secures the drain hose to the cabinet, pump outlet, or drain connection to maintain correct hose positioning.
• Helps prevent water leaks and hose disconnection during drain cycles.
• Common symptoms of a failed retainer: visible hose movement, water at the rear or floor, or intermittent draining issues.
• Replaces worn or broken retainers that no longer hold the hose firmly.

• Always disconnect power and turn off water before servicing the appliance.
• Access may require moving the appliance or removing a rear/access panel to reach the hose retainer.
• Seat the drain hose fully in its proper position, snap or clip the retainer into place, and verify the hose is secure and not kinked.
• Inspect the drain hose for cracks or wear while replacing the retainer; replace the hose if damaged.

This oven door glass replaces a cracked or broken glass panel so the door seals and you can safely see inside while cooking. It restores the oven door's protective barrier and appearance. What it does:

• Replaces damaged or cracked oven door glass to prevent heat loss and sharp edges
• Restores visibility into the oven cavity for safe monitoring of food
• Helps the door maintain proper sealing when paired with intact gaskets and hardware
• Reduces risk of glass shards or injury from a compromised panel

• Handle with care; glass is fragile—use gloves and eye protection during removal and installation
• Disconnect power and allow the oven to cool before working on the door
• Follow the oven manufacturer's instructions for removing the door and fastening the glass
• If door hardware or seals are damaged, inspect and replace them separately

Color: White. Size: 1 qt. can. Acrylic appliance paint.

This toe panel is the lower front trim piece that covers and protects the washer's base, restoring the machine's finished appearance and helping keep internal components free from debris. It replaces a cracked, dented, or missing front kick plate. What it does:

• Covers the lower front of the washer and conceals internal components
• Protects against dust, lint and accidental contact with internal parts
• Restores the washer's appearance after impact or corrosion damage
• Helps reduce drafts and prevents small items from entering the cabinet
• Stops rattling or vibration caused by a loose or broken panel

• Disconnect power and water supply before beginning any service
• Typical installation requires removing the lower access screws or clips and snapping or fastening the panel into place
• Use proper hardware and alignment to avoid gaps or binding; keep fasteners snug but do not overtighten
• Beware of sharp edges; wear gloves and follow model-specific service instructions

This clamp secures flexible hoses and small-diameter tubing to fittings, helping prevent leaks and maintain proper fluid flow in appliance systems. It's a simple replacement that restores a tight, reliable connection. What it does

• Holds a hose or tube firmly on a barb or nipple to stop leaks and loss of pressure
• Keeps water, drain, or vent hoses seated during normal appliance operation
• Replaces worn, corroded, or loose clamps that cause dripping or poor connections
• Works where a small, durable clamp is required for routing or securing tubing

• One hose clamp

• Inspect hose and fitting for damage; replace hose if cracked or hardened before installing the clamp
• Tighten clamp until snug—do not overtighten; ensure even compression around the hose
• Disconnect power and water as appropriate and take safety precautions before working on the appliance