Wm1812 Parts

This tub-to-pump hose connects the washer's outer tub to the drain pump, carrying water out during the drain cycle. Replace it to resolve leaks or drain errors caused by cracks, splits, or internal blockages.

• Routes wash water from the outer tub to the drain pump
• Flexible bellows section helps prevent kinking and accommodates tub movement
• Failure signs: water leaking under the washer, slow/no draining, drain-related error codes, or visible cracks/soft spots
• Often needed after clamp corrosion, physical damage, or age-related deterioration

• Unplug the washer and turn off water supply; drain any remaining water from the tub/hoses
• Access location varies by model; remove panels as needed to reach the hose and clamps
• Use pliers to release spring clamps; note routing and clamp orientation before removal
• Seat the hose fully on fittings, secure clamps, and test with a short drain/rinse cycle to check for leaks

This base bracket mounts to the washer's lower frame to hold associated components securely in place. By keeping parts properly anchored, it helps maintain alignment and stability during operation to minimize vibration and noise.

• Attaches to the washer base and provides a mounting point for designated hardware
• Helps keep assemblies from shifting during agitation and spin
• Supports smooth, quieter operation by reducing vibration and rattling
• Common signs of failure include a bent or cracked bracket, loose/misaligned parts, or unusual noises from the base area

• Disconnect power and water supply before servicing; move the appliance for safe access
• Carefully tip or lay the washer back on protective padding; use a helper for stability
• Note the bracket's orientation and reuse existing mounting hardware as applicable
• Tighten fasteners securely and verify nearby parts have proper clearance before test run

This rotor position sensor (Hall sensor) tracks the direct-drive motor's rotor position and speed so the control can commutate the washer motor accurately. Replacing a failed sensor can restore proper wash/agitate and spin performance. What it does:

• Detects rotor position and speed from the stator assembly
• Sends timing feedback to the control for correct motor start, direction, and speed
• Supports smooth agitation and spin ramp-up/ramp-down
• Failure may cause: no spin or agitation, cycle stalling/pausing, or an LE motor error code

• 1 rotor position sensor assembly

• Unplug the washer and shut off water; wear protective gloves
• Access the motor at the rear of the tub; remove the back panel if needed
• Remove the rotor and stator; support the stator to protect wiring, then unclip/unscrew and replace the sensor
• Align the sensor correctly and seat the connector fully before reassembly and testing

This metal door hinge secures and guides the refrigerator door, restoring proper alignment and smooth opening. Replace a worn or damaged hinge to stop sagging doors and reduce binding or uneven gaps for a reliable seal and easy access. What it does:

• Provides pivot support so the door opens and closes smoothly
• Keeps the door aligned to maintain an even gasket seal and consistent cooling
• Replaces bent, worn, or noisy hinge hardware that causes door sagging or rubbing
• Helps prevent further wear to the cabinet and door by restoring correct movement

• One door hinge

• Unplug the appliance and empty or support the door before removing hinge hardware
• Use the correct tools and keep track of screws and any shims or spacers
• Check door alignment and gasket sealing after installation; adjust as needed

This spring-style hose clamp secures a washer's rubber hose to its fitting to maintain a tight, leak-resistant seal. Replacing a weakened clamp helps stop drips and keeps the hose firmly in place during operation.

• Provides constant spring tension to hold a rubber hose on its port
• Helps prevent leaks at the connection point
• Resists vibration so the hose doesn't back off the fitting
• Common signs include water at a hose joint, a loose/detached hose, or a rusted/broken clamp

• Disconnect power and turn off water supply before servicing
• Place a towel or pan to catch residual water from hoses
• Use pliers to compress the ears, slide off the old clamp, position the new clamp behind the hose bead, and release evenly
• After reassembly, run a quick test cycle and check for leaks

A replacement hose clamp that secures a flexible hose to its fitting to help prevent leaks and disconnections. Restores a tight, reliable seal so hoses stay seated during normal use. What it does:

• Holds a rubber or plastic hose firmly to a pump, valve or connection to prevent leaks.
• Helps stop hose pull-off that can cause water leaks or appliance interruptions.
• Commonly replaced when clamps are corroded, bent, cracked or missing.
• Works as a low-cost repair to restore a secure hose connection without replacing the hose assembly.

• Disconnect power to the appliance and shut off the water supply before servicing.
• Use the correct tool (slip-joint pliers for spring-style clamps or a screwdriver for screw-type clamps) and avoid pinching the hose.
• Inspect the hose and fitting for damage; replace the hose if it's cracked or excessively worn.
• After installing, restore power/water and run a short test cycle or check for leaks.

A replacement holder assembly that secures and supports internal components for proper alignment and operation. Restores stable mounting where the original bracket is cracked, bent, or broken so the appliance runs quietly and reliably. What it does

• Provides a secure mounting point for internal parts that rely on a fixed support
• Prevents rubbing, misalignment, and excess vibration caused by a damaged holder
• Helps restore correct component positioning to improve part interaction and operation
• Commonly used when the original bracket is cracked, worn, or no longer holds parts firmly

• One holder assembly

• Disconnect power before starting any repair; shut off water supply if the repair requires opening plumbing
• Basic hand tools typically required; handle clips and tabs gently to avoid damage
• Inspect adjacent components for wear and replace if needed for a long-lasting repair

The Dispenser Assembly is an OEM part for LG front-loading washers. It is responsible for dispensing detergent and fabric softener at the appropriate times during the wash cycle. The dispenser assembly contains separate compartments for detergent and fabric softener, as well as timed mechanisms that release each additive when needed for cleaning and softening results.

Causes of a bad dispenser assembly can include issues with the dispensing mechanisms like clogging, jamming, or malfunctions preventing the timely release of detergent and softener. Damage to compartment seals or lids could also cause improper dispensing.

Symptoms of a bad dispenser assembly include:

• Residue or buildup of detergent in the drum or tub
• Strong detergent or fabric softener odors that won't come out of clothes
• Dispenser drawers, lids, or seals that do not close or lock securely

This OEM LG part is also compatible with Sears/Kenmore.

The Hinge Pin is an OEM part for LG washing machines. It serves as a pivot point for the washer door, allowing it to open and close smoothly. This component is crucial for maintaining the proper alignment and function of the washer door, ensuring a secure and reliable seal during operation.

Common causes of a bad hinge pin include frequent use leading to wear and tear, physical damage from accidental impacts, or rust and corrosion over time. A compromised hinge pin can result in misalignment of the door, affecting the washing machine's ability to close properly and maintain an effective seal.

Symptoms of a bad hinge pin include:

• Difficulty opening or closing the washer door
• Door not staying securely closed during operation
• Squeaking or grinding noises when the door is moved
• Visible wear or damage to the hinge pin

This OEM LG part is also compatible with Sears/Kenmore models.

The Tub Bearing is an OEM replacement part for LG washing machines. This component is essential for the smooth rotation of the washer drum, reducing friction and ensuring quiet, efficient operation during wash and spin cycles.

Causes of a bad tub bearing can include wear and tear from regular use, exposure to water and detergent, or overloading the washing machine. Over time, the bearing can degrade, leading to increased friction and noise.

Symptoms of a bad tub bearing include:

• Loud noises during the spin cycle, such as grinding or roaring
• The drum wobbling or moving excessively
• Water leaking from the bottom of the washer
• Poor washing performance or the drum not spinning properly

This OEM LG part is also compatible with Sears/Kenmore models.

Color: blue. Measures about 2-1/2 inches wide by 4-1/2 inches deep.

This pivot hanger assembly supports and stabilizes the appliance component it mounts to, restoring smooth movement and alignment. Replace a worn or damaged pivot to reduce noise and prevent misalignment that can affect operation. What it does:

• Acts as the pivot point for the hanger to support the drum/door assembly and maintain correct alignment
• Helps eliminate squeaks, scraping, or jerky motion caused by a worn pivot
• Prevents sagging or uneven movement that can lead to rubbing or binding
• Restores proper mechanical support so the appliance operates quietly and reliably

• Unplug the appliance or disconnect power before beginning any repair
• Basic hand tools may be required; follow the appliance service manual for disassembly steps
• Inspect surrounding components (mounts, bearings, fasteners) and replace if worn

Outer door boot clamp secures the washer's door boot to the front panel and tub, restoring the watertight seal and helping prevent the boot from shifting or separating during wash cycles. What it does:

• Clamps the outer edge of the door boot to the front panel to hold the bellows firmly in place.
• Helps maintain a watertight seal at the door—install when you see water leaking from the front or along the door seam.
• Replaces bent, corroded, or loose clamps that allow the boot to pull away or develop gaps.
• Works with the boot to reduce movement and rubbing that can cause premature wear or leaks.

• Disconnect power and turn off water supply before beginning any repair.
• Access usually requires removing the washer door or front panel; drain the tub and remove the boot to fit the clamp correctly.
• Use appropriate pliers or a nut driver to secure the clamp; avoid excessive force that could damage the boot or mounting points.
• Inspect the door boot for tears or distortion; replace the boot if damaged to ensure a reliable seal.