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This washer drive coupling connects the motor to the transmission to transfer torque for agitation and spinning. Replacing a worn coupling restores drivetrain engagement so the washer can agitate and spin normally. What it does

• Transfers motor rotation to the transmission and agitator/drum.
• Failsafe shear design helps protect the transmission from overloads when worn or damaged.
• Commonly linked to symptoms like no agitation, no spin, slipping during cycles, or loud grinding/knocking from the drive area.
• Replacing a damaged coupling prevents further wear to motor and transmission components.

• One washer drive coupling

• Disconnect power before starting and drain/remove remaining water from the tub if present.
• Access requires removing the agitator and/or cabinet depending on model; retain fasteners and note orientation.
• Inspect motor and transmission splines for wear; replace damaged mating parts if present.
• Test the washer through a short cycle after installation to ensure proper engagement and quiet operation.

This is a #8-18 x 5/8 in. truss-head sheet metal screw used to secure appliance panels and internal components. It provides a low-profile, wide-bearing head for stable fastening and reduced pull-through. What it does:

• Fastens trim, access panels, brackets, and small assemblies
• Keeps panels aligned and prevents rattling or vibration noise
• Replaces lost, stripped, or damaged screws that cause loose parts
• Fits common sheet-metal and tapped holes used in appliances

• Use the correct size driver and avoid over-tightening to prevent stripped threads or cracked panels
• Turn power off and unplug the appliance before accessing internal components
• If replacing multiple fasteners, use matching head style and length for consistent fit

This washer hinge secures and guides the lid on top-load washers so the lid opens and closes smoothly and stays aligned. It restores proper lid fit and reduces wobble or misalignment during use. What it does

• Supports the washer lid pivot point for smooth opening and closing
• Keeps the lid aligned to prevent rubbing, binding, or uneven gaps
• Reduces lid movement and noise caused by a worn or damaged hinge
• Helps maintain safety by ensuring the lid closes fully when not in use

• One washer hinge

• Disconnect power before beginning any repair to avoid shock or injury
• Remove the washer lid or access panel per the service instructions to reach the hinge
• Transfer any mounting hardware or hinges in the correct orientation; tighten fasteners securely
• Test lid operation after installation; recheck alignment and fasteners

A small retaining clip that secures the refrigerator drain tube to the cabinet or drain assembly to keep the tube in place and help direct defrost water to the drain pan. Simple replacement for loose or broken clips. What it does:

• Holds the drain tube or drain hose in the correct position to prevent kinks or dislodging
• Helps maintain proper water flow from the defrost/drain channel to the drain pan
• Commonly used when water pools inside the fridge, leaks onto the floor, or drips from the cabinet
• Prevents tube movement that can lead to freeze-ups or overflow at the drain inlet

• One drain tube retaining clip

• Disconnect power to the appliance before beginning any service
• Access the clip by removing the rear or interior access panel as required by your model
• Snap the clip over the drain tube and into the cabinet or mounting boss until it seats securely
• Inspect the tube and surrounding area for blockages or damage while replacing the clip

This cover top striker secures the appliance door/cover to the cabinet so the door latches properly and stays closed. Durable replacement for worn or broken striker assemblies to restore reliable door engagement. What it does:

• Provides the contact point for the door latch/strike to engage and hold the door closed
• Replaces damaged or worn striker that can cause a door to fail to latch or pop open
• Helps stop rattling or misalignment caused by a broken strike surface
• Works with the original latch mechanism to maintain proper door positioning

• Disconnect power to the appliance before beginning any repair
• Remove outer door or top cover panels as required to access the striker
• Retain and reuse any original screws or clips unless replacement hardware is specified
• Align striker with latch mechanism and tighten securely; do not force or overtighten