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This molded dispenser with valve directs and controls the flow of wash additives during the cycle to ensure proper delivery. It replaces a damaged or leaking dispenser to restore reliable dispensing performance. What it does:

• Holds and releases liquid or powdered additives through a valve during the wash cycle
• Controls timing and flow so detergent/softener is dispensed when needed
• Helps prevent overflow or continuous leaking from the dispenser area
• Commonly replaced when additives fail to dispense, leak, or cause wash performance issues

• Disconnect power and shut off water before starting any repair
• Remove the washer console or dispenser housing to access and replace the assembly
• Use basic hand tools; retain all fasteners and note hose/connector locations for reassembly
• Test for leaks and proper dispensing after reinstalling and restoring power/water

This outer tub front seal creates a watertight barrier between the wash tub and cabinet, helping prevent leaks and keep laundry area dry. Replace a worn or damaged seal to restore reliable water containment. What it does:

• Seals the gap at the front of the outer tub to help prevent water from escaping during wash cycles
• Helps reduce water damage and dripping onto the cabinet or floor
• Restores proper tub-to-door sealing when original gasket is cracked, torn, or deformed
• Works with the outer tub assembly to maintain correct washing performance and water flow

• One outer tub front seal

• Intended for use with compatible front-load washer outer tub assemblies; refer to your model's service manual for fitment
• Installation may require removing the front panel, door boot, or tub ring; keep all fasteners for reassembly
• Inspect surrounding components (door boot, tub ring, retaining clips) and replace as needed to ensure a complete seal
• Disconnect power and water supply before beginning any repair; follow all safety precautions

This inlet hose connects the washer's water inlet valve to the tub, routing incoming water to the wash chamber so the machine fills properly. It's a direct-replacement service part for restoring proper water flow. What it does:

• Transfers water from the inlet valve into the washer tub for filling cycles
• Helps ensure correct water supply for wash and rinse operations
• Commonly replaced when leaking, cracked, or collapsed hose restricts fill
• Can resolve symptoms like slow/no fill, visible leaks, or water pooling under the machine

• One inlet hose

• Disconnect power and shut off the water supply before replacing the hose
• Inspect adjoining fittings and clamps; replace clamps if corroded or damaged
• Route hose free of kinks and avoid pinching during reassembly
• If you see continued leaking after install, re-check hose seating and clamp tightness

This pump housing is the molded case that holds the washer's drain pump and channels wastewater out of the tub. Replacing a cracked or damaged housing restores proper drainage and helps stop leaks. What it does:

• Houses and secures the drain pump assembly
• Directs discharged water from the pump to the drain line
• Helps maintain pump alignment and prevents leaks from the pump area
• Common symptoms indicating replacement: leaking near the pump, poor or slow draining, and unusual pump noise

• Disconnect power and shut off water supply before starting any repair
• Drain the washer tub and remove surrounding panels to access the pump housing
• Inspect pump, seals, gaskets, and mounting hardware; replace any worn components
• Tighten fasteners snugly but avoid overtightening; test for leaks after reassembly