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A replacement adjustable leveling leg that supports and stabilizes the appliance and helps restore even height for proper door alignment and stable operation. Use this leg when a worn, bent, missing or damaged leg causes rocking, tilting or uneven gaps. What it does:
It started with problems to power on, then the soil level would changed when you'd move the spin speed and finally it didn't power on again. After reading Q&A it was clear the main board was the problem. So I bought a new one, followed the instructions on the video (very helpful) and that was it!! Read more
Replaced the door latch. It took about 5 minutes. The washing machine is working properly. Read more
This control knob allows you to select different wash cycles on your washing machine. It connects to the cycle selector switch inside the control panel. Replace it if the knob is cracked, won't turn smoothly, or doesn't align properly with cycle markings.
This electronic control board manages the washer's motor speed and functions, typically located behind the control panel or near the motor. Replace when the washer won't start, stops mid-cycle, or experiences erratic spin speeds and cycle timing.
Used a multimeter to determine whether the motor or inverter was bad (Got Error 54 in service mode), which usually means bad motor or inverter. Switchboard was spiking power to the inverter (could hear faint clicking, and the multimeter spiked readings when testing the inverter's terminals from the switchboard, and the motor's wires all checked out with proper ohmage. Heard from other customers that inverter dying was the most likely situation. Bought this new inverter (it looks different than... Read more
This rear cover protects the back of your washer's control panel and internal wiring from moisture and damage. It provides a barrier between the electronic components and the humid environment inside the washer. Replace it if it's cracked, warped, or missing, which could allow water to damage the control electronics.
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