Pav2300aww Series 12 Parts

This pressure switch hose carries air from the washer tub to the pressure switch so the machine can sense and control water level. Replacing a damaged hose restores proper fill control and prevents level-sensing errors. What it does:

• Channels air/vacuum from the tub to the pressure switch so the control can detect water level.
• A cracked, pinched, or collapsed hose may cause overfilling, underfilling, failure to advance cycles, or continuous fill.
• Restores accurate water-level sensing when replacing a worn or damaged hose.

• Disconnect power to the appliance before servicing to avoid shock or injury.
• Remove and replace the hose carefully; avoid kinks, sharp bends, or pinched routing that can impair sensing.
• Use the factory-style connection points and clamps; ensure both ends are seated securely.
• After installation, run a test fill or diagnostic cycle to confirm correct water-level operation and no leaks.

This retaining ring secures a component on a shaft or within a groove so it stays aligned during operation. Replacing a bent, rusted, or missing ring helps stop wobble, noise, and parts working loose.

• Locks into a groove to keep gears, pulleys, wheels, or spacers from sliding off a shaft
• Helps maintain proper spacing and alignment of moving parts
• Common signs of failure: wobbling parts, scraping/rubbing noises, or components that work loose
• Visual clues: deformation, corrosion, or loss of spring tension

• Disconnect power and any utilities to the appliance before service
• Wear eye protection—retaining rings can spring free under tension
• Note the order/orientation of any washers or spacers before removal
• Use appropriate snap-ring or needle-nose pliers and ensure the ring seats fully in its groove

This hex-head sheet metal screw secures appliance panels, brackets, and trim for a tight, rattle-free fit. Replace missing or stripped fasteners to keep covers and components firmly in place and restore proper alignment.

• Fastens sheet-metal parts, brackets, and trim using a hex drive
• Replaces worn, rusted, missing, or stripped screws
• Helps reduce vibration and rattling from loose panels
• Common signs you need this fastener: head or threads stripped, screw won't tighten, panel or handle coming loose

• Unplug the appliance before service; turn off water supply if working near water lines
• Use the correct nut driver or socket to avoid rounding the head
• Replace one fastener at a time to maintain alignment; do not overtighten
• Match screw type/length to the original location as specified by the manufacturer

This washer tub mounting bolt secures the tub assembly to its support points. Replacing worn or missing hardware helps keep the tub aligned and stable through wash and spin, reducing vibration and noise. What it does:

• Anchors the tub assembly to its mounting bracket or frame
• Helps maintain alignment under load and during high-speed spin
• Replace if the bolt is stripped, rounded, rusted, or missing
• Symptoms can include excessive vibration/banging, tub shifting or scraping, and rattling hardware

• 1 mounting bolt

• Disconnect power and water before servicing; wear appropriate PPE
• Support the tub to relieve stress on the mounting points before removal
• Start threads by hand to avoid cross-threading; tighten bolts evenly across all mount points
• Do not overtighten; follow for torque guidance

Drive motor isolator.

Size: 10-32

Motor plate isolator.

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:

• Cushions the motor to reduce vibration and minimize rattle and noise during operation
• Keeps the motor properly positioned to prevent rubbing or misalignment
• Helps protect motor and surrounding components from shock and movement
• Common symptom linkage: excessive vibration, loud noise during spin, or visible motor shifting

• Disconnect power to the appliance before starting any work.
• This part mounts between the motor and chassis; access typically requires tilting or removing the washer cabinet or accessing the underside.
• Inspect adjacent mounts and fasteners; replace any worn hardware and use the exact OEM part for proper fit.

This tub bolt fastens the washer's inner tub to its hub/drive assembly, keeping the basket stable during agitation and spin. Replacing a worn or missing bolt restores a secure connection and helps reduce vibration and noise.

• Secures the spin basket to the drive hub/shaft
• Helps maintain proper tub alignment and stability
• Common fix for rattling, excessive vibration, or loose tub movement
• May prevent spin errors caused by a shifting basket connection

• Unplug the washer and shut off water supply before service
• Access is typically from the top by removing the agitator or washplate
• Use the correct socket/driver; do not over-tighten
• Inspect companion hardware (hub, spacer, washers) and replace if worn

This cabinet top clip is a small plastic retainer that secures the appliance's top/cabinet to the chassis, keeping the cabinet aligned and preventing movement or rattling. It restores a flush fit between the cabinet and body. What it does:

• Secures the top/cabinet panel to the appliance frame so the cabinet stays in place
• Prevents the cabinet from shifting, vibrating, or sitting unevenly
• Helps stop gaps that can let dirt or moisture into cabinet seams
• Common symptom: loose, rattling, or misaligned cabinet top or trim

• One cabinet top clip

• Always disconnect power before servicing the appliance
• Remove necessary trim or panels to access the cabinet clip; a screwdriver or trim tool may be needed
• Replace broken or worn clips with matching parts only; inspect surrounding fasteners for damage

Size: 10-24 x .50 HXNI.

This is a genuine replacement screw that secures appliance panels and small components to restore proper fit and reduce noise. Use it to replace missing or stripped fasteners for a secure, long-lasting connection. What it does:

• Fastens panels, brackets, trim, and small internal components
• Restores proper alignment to eliminate vibration or rattling
• Replaces missing or damaged screws that cause loose parts
• Helps ensure panels and assemblies stay securely mounted during operation

• Disconnect power and/or gas supply before working on the appliance
• Use the correct screwdriver or driver bit to avoid stripping the head
• Hand-start the screw, then tighten firmly but avoid over-torquing
• If threads are damaged, replace with the correct OEM screw rather than re-using

A stabilizer bracket that secures and supports internal components to reduce movement and rattle during operation. Helps restore stable alignment so the appliance runs quieter and more reliably. What it does:

• Provides structural support to help keep assemblies aligned and reduce excessive movement
• Dampens vibration and minimizes knocking or rattling noises tied to loose components
• Restores proper fit where a worn or broken bracket allowed shifting or misalignment
• Works as a repair for symptoms like intermittent noise, excess vibration, or parts that sag or shift

• Disconnect power (and water if appliance-specific) before beginning any repair
• Basic hand tools are usually required; refer to your model's service manual for exact steps
• Inspect surrounding parts for wear while replacing the bracket

This brake spring restores proper tension in the washer's transmission brake so the basket stops promptly and releases cleanly for spin. Replacing a fatigued or broken spring helps bring back smooth, reliable spin and stopping performance.

• Maintains brake tension to hold the basket stationary between cycles
• Releases the brake during spin so the basket can reach proper speed
• Helps stop the basket smoothly at cycle end
• Common signs include no/slow spin, basket coasting too long after spin, or brake squeal/grinding when stopping

• Disconnect power and water before servicing; wear gloves and eye protection.
• The brake spring is under tension—secure the assembly and carefully relieve spring force before removal.
• Access typically requires removing drive components to reach the brake assembly; support the washer safely if tilted.
• After installation, hand-rotate the drive pulley to ensure smooth brake engagement and release before running a test cycle.