Wm3570wha Parts

This bolt assembly is the shipping bolt used to secure a washing machine's tub and suspension during transport. Replacing a missing or damaged bolt helps protect internal components from vibration and impact when moving the appliance. What it does:

• Locks the tub in place to limit movement during shipping or relocation
• Helps prevent internal damage caused by excessive shaking in transit
• Restores a complete set when one shipping bolt is lost, bent, or stripped
• For transport only—remove all shipping bolts before operating the washer

• 1 bolt assembly

• Unplug the appliance and shut off water before starting
• From the rear, align the bolt with the shipping hole and hand-thread to avoid cross-threading; tighten securely without overtightening
• Install all shipping bolts required by your model (often four) before moving the unit
• After moving, remove all shipping bolts before use and store for future moves

The Connector Hose is an OEM part for LG front-loading washing machines. It is a flexible vinyl tube that connects the water supply line to the individual water valves and nozzles inside the washer. As water flows through this hose during wash cycles, it must withstand pressure and thermal expansion/contraction.

Causes of a bad connector hose can include cracks, splits, or leaks developing from repeated bending and flexing over thousands of wash cycles. Mineral buildup or scale deposits inside the hose can also restrict water flow.

Symptoms of a bad connector hose include:

• Water supply issues such as low pressure, reduced flow, or leaks  
• Mineral deposits causing clogged or dripping nozzles
• Discolored or brittle hose material

Replacing the hose with a new OEM LG part restores proper water connections for improved washing performance. It is also compatible with Sears/Kenmore front-load washer models.

The Connector Hose is an OEM part for LG front-loading washing machines. It is a flexible vinyl tube that connects the water supply line to the individual water valves and nozzles inside the washer. As water flows through this hose during wash cycles, it must withstand pressure and thermal expansion/contraction.

Causes of a bad connector hose can include cracks, splits, or leaks developing from repeated bending and flexing over thousands of wash cycles. Mineral buildup or scale deposits inside the hose can also restrict water flow.

Symptoms of a bad connector hose include:

• Water supply issues such as low pressure, reduced flow, or leaks  
• Mineral deposits causing clogged or dripping nozzles
• Discolored or brittle hose material

Replacing the hose with a new OEM LG part restores proper water connections for improved washing performance. It is also compatible with Sears/Kenmore front-load washer models.