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1000’s of hard to find LG Appliance Parts shipped directly to you!
Posted by: | CommentsYour local appliance repair shop does not stock LG appliance parts because they can not get them directly from there parts dealer like they do for other appliance brands.
Your local appliance parts dealer must order parts directly from LG. This means if you order parts from your local appliance dealer you must not only wait long to get them but also pay a higher price.
Now you have another option for getting your hands on the part you need to repair your LG appliance.
You can order LG appliance parts directly from RepairClinic. You not only get the LG part you need quicker, but at a much cheaper price.
RepairClinic has 1000’s of LG parts in-stock and ready to ship directly to you.
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How old is my appliance?
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How old is my appliance?
How old is my Maytag washer? How old is my Frigidaire dryer? How old is my GE refrigerator?
These are questions I hear over and over. Often times I will be the one asking the customer how old there appliance is.
Many times the customer thinks they know how old it is, but they really have no idea because it’s easy to lose track of time.
Here are some forum topics that will help you determine how old your appliance really is.
Maytag Age Finder: How old is my Maytag appliance?
GE Age Finder: How old is my GE appliance?
Frigidaire Age Finder: How old is my Frigidaire appliance?
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LG Washer Main Control Board Connector Colors & Functions
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LG Washer Main Control Board
NA = natural/cream
SB = sky blue
BL = blue
BK = black
1. NA, to display board
2. NA, to display board
3. RD, modem, display to control
4. RD, lamp
5. NA, wash and steam thermistors
6. RD, motor control
7. NA, Hall effect sensor
8. BL, pressure sensor
9. NA, door lock
10. BL, fill valves
11. BL, fill valves
12. YL, steam level sensor
13. BL, steam heater
14. BK, wash heater
15. YL, noise filter
16. WH, noise filter, ground
17. NA, modem, control to socket
18. BL, LEDs (not on all models)
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LG Washer Disassembly
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LG Washer Disassembly
1. Remove two screws on the back of the top plate.
2. Pull the top plate backward and lift, as shown.
3. Remove the detergent drawer.
4. Remove two screws behind the detergent drawer.
5. Disconnect the connector for the Display PWB.
6. Remove one screw from the corner of the control panel.
7. Lift the top away from the support rail and pull the control panel up and away to remove.
8. Remove eight screws to separate the control panel and PWB.
9. Reassembly is the reverse of these steps.
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LG Washer Motor/Hall Effect Sensor
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Hall Sensor
The Hall Effect sensor is easily removed and replaced.
You’ll have to remove the rotor and stator to access the sensor.
When replacing the rotor, you’ll probably need a helper to hold the drum in place when you push the rotor onto the shaft.
Otherwise, the drum may move forward enough to make replacing the bolt difficult.
The helper can also hold the drum from turning while you tighten the bolt.
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GE Coin Operated Service Repair Manual
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GE Coin-Op Service Repair Manual
GE Coin-Op Washer Models: WCCB1030WYC WCCB1030YAC WCCD1030YWC WCCD1030YAC WLCD1030YWC WLCD1030YAC WCCD2050YWC WCCD2050YAC WLCD2050YWC WLCD2050YAC
Download 35 pages, 1.53MB
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22002922 Maytag Washer Tub Spring Removal Tool
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22002922 Maytag Washer Spring Tool
This is the tool used to remove the tube/base springs from some maytag top load washer.
This tools is not necessary to remove the springs, but it sure makes the job a lot easier.
I have found it a lot harder to get the springs back on without this tool then it is to get them off.
If you don’t have this tool available to you here is a little trick I learned.
Once you have one spring off you can use that spring to aid you in the removal and installation of the other springs.
Simply place the hook of the spring you removed into the hook of the spring you want to install or remove and pull up.
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