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The Washer Basket Hub is an OEM part for Whirlpool washing machines. It is designed to connect the washer basket to the drive shaft, enabling the basket to spin during the wash and spin cycles. This component ensures that the basket rotates smoothly and efficiently, contributing to the overall performance and functionality of the washing machine.

You should replace the washer basket hub if it becomes worn out or damaged. Causes of a bad basket hub can include regular wear and tear from frequent use, corrosion due to water exposure, or damage from overloading the washer. A faulty basket hub can impair the spinning action, leading to inefficient washing and rinsing.

Symptoms of a bad washer basket hub include:

• The washer basket not spinning or agitating properly
• Loud noises such as grinding or clunking during spin cycles
• The washer failing to complete cycles or properly clean clothes
• The basket being loose or wobbling during operation

This OEM part is also compatible with Maytag, KitchenAid, Jenn-Air, Amana, Magic Chef, Admiral, Norge, Roper, and Kenmore models.

The Hub Nut is an OEM part for GE washing machines. This component secures the inner tub to the drive mechanism, ensuring that it remains in place during the agitation and spinning cycles. This lock-down nut is reverse threaded, meaning that it is loosed by rotating it clockwise. For easier removal of the old nut, it is recommended to use the tub nut spanner wrench WX5X1325.

Symptoms of a bad Hub Nut include:

• Unusual noises like banging or grinding during the spin cycle.
• The inner tub moving excessively or becoming loose.
• Leakage around the center of the machine, indicating a seal failure possibly related to a loose hub nut.
• Inefficiency in spinning or agitating clothes properly.

Causes of a bad hub nut can include corrosion due to exposure to water and detergent, improper initial installation, or loosening over time from the vibration and movement of the washing machine.

This GE replacement part is also compatible with Hotpoint, RCA, and some Kenmore models.

The Hub Washer is an OEM part for GE washing machines, designed to fit between the transmission and the inner tub. The hub washer acts as both a seal and a buffer, reducing wear on both the transmission and the tub by absorbing some of the operational stresses.

Causes of damage to the hub washer often include normal wear and tear from repeated use, exposure to harsh detergents or water conditions that can degrade the material, or overloading of the washing machine, which puts additional stress on mechanical components.

Symptoms of a bad Hub Washer include:

• Leaks from the bottom of the washing machine 
• Unusual noises during the wash or spin cycles, such as grinding or squeaking
• Difficulty in agitating or spinning, which could be caused by excessive friction or misalignment due to a worn or damaged hub washer.

This OEM GE part is also compatible with Hotpoint, RCA, and some Kenmore models.

This door spring restores the counterbalance on a dishwasher door so it opens smoothly and doesn't drop. Replacing a worn or broken spring brings back controlled door movement and helps protect the hinges and linkages. What it does:

• Provides tension to counterbalance the dishwasher door for smooth, controlled opening and closing
• Helps prevent the door from slamming open or feeling excessively heavy
• Common failure signs include a door that drops suddenly, won't stay partially open, or makes snapping/spring noises
• Visual signs may include a stretched, broken, or missing spring

• 1 door spring

• Disconnect power; if working on a built-in dishwasher, also shut off water and support the door
• Springs are under tension—use eye protection and gloves, and release/attach carefully
• Access is typically behind the lower/toe panel; note original spring routing and hole positions before removal
• Inspect related door linkage/cords and hinge brackets; replace any worn components to maintain proper balance

This door spring restores the counterbalance on a dishwasher door so it opens smoothly and doesn't drop. Replacing a worn or broken spring brings back controlled door movement and helps protect the hinges and linkages. What it does:

• Provides tension to counterbalance the dishwasher door for smooth, controlled opening and closing
• Helps prevent the door from slamming open or feeling excessively heavy
• Common failure signs include a door that drops suddenly, won't stay partially open, or makes snapping/spring noises
• Visual signs may include a stretched, broken, or missing spring

• 1 door spring

• Disconnect power; if working on a built-in dishwasher, also shut off water and support the door
• Springs are under tension—use eye protection and gloves, and release/attach carefully
• Access is typically behind the lower/toe panel; note original spring routing and hole positions before removal
• Inspect related door linkage/cords and hinge brackets; replace any worn components to maintain proper balance