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This noise filter assembly is an electronic component that suppresses electromagnetic interference generated by the washer's motor and control board. It is typically mounted near the power inlet and helps protect other household electronics from electrical noise. Replace this assembly if your washer fails to start, trips a breaker, or if the filter housing appears burned or damaged.
Usually ships within 4 - 14 days
Spring-style hose clamp secures washer hoses to fittings for watertight connections. Replace when worn, bent, or loose to prevent leaks. Verify fit.
Washer holder assembly that secures internal components in place. Replace if the original holder is cracked, broken, or missing to restore proper fit.
Standard bolt for securing washer panels, brackets, and internal components. Replace when bolt is stripped, missing, or damaged to restore proper fit.
Protective cover for washer control panel or component housing. Replaces cracked, broken, or missing covers. Shields internal parts from damage.
This rear cabinet panel replaces the damaged or worn outer back cover on your appliance, restoring structural protection and keeping internal components shielded from dust and debris. It helps maintain safe operation and appliance appearance. What it does:
The Housing Assembly, Clutch is an OEM part for LG washing machines. It is integral to the washing machine's transmission system, helping to engage and disengage the tub during wash and spin cycles.
You should replace this clutch housing assembly if it becomes worn out or damaged. Over time, the clutch can wear out due to repeated use, heavy loads, or poor maintenance. Additionally, debris or foreign objects can cause damage to the housing or internal components.
Symptoms of a bad clutch housing assembly include:
This OEM LG part is also compatible with Sears/Kenmore models.
Our LG WT5001 top loader washer had gotten progressively worse over the last couple years. It started with a rumbling sound with seal squeaking noise. The rumbling kept getting worse until finally there is a metal on metal scraping sound. The bearings in the clutch/transmission were worn out to the point that the direct drive motor rotor (what you see when you turn the washer on it's back and look underneath) was rubbing on the motor stator core. The bearings were worn out and allowing the... Read more
Replaced the inlet valve assembly, sensor assembly all hoses and water level assembly. Read more
Replaced the PCB assembly/display. Read more
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