Front Load Washer Tub Bearings and Seal Kit For LG & Kenmore Etc Replacement Part 4036ER2004A 4280FR4048L 4280FR4048E 4036ER4001B
Fitment:
Fits Kenmore / Sears, LG etc.
Application:
Repair Noisy, Leaking, Shakes and Moves happen in your washing machine
Package included:
1*Tub Seal
1*Tub Seal Gasket
1*Large Bearing
1*Small Bearing
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Product Features
- REPLACEMENT PART: Washing Tub Seal (4036ER2004A), Tub Seal Gasket (4036ER4001B), Large Bearing (4280FR4048L), Small Bearing (4280FR4048E) for Kenmore / Sears, LG
- HIGH QUALITY: External Fluororubber and Internal Steel Plate Tub Seal; Silicone Rubber Tub Seal Gasket; Precision ABEC 5 rated Large Bearing and Small Bearing with Double Seal ; good for Noise and Vibration Detection
- POSSIBLE PROBLEM REPAIRING: Help to repair Noisy, Leaking, Shakes and Moves
- WARM PROMPT: Cut off the Power Supply When Installing to Prevent Accidents
- SATISFACTION GUARANTEE: If you’re not 100% satisfied with this REPLACEMENT PART, simply return it for a full refund in 30 days, no questions asked money back guarantee. Premium Support & 18 months Warranty
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Not an easy project but worth the time versus money saved. Bearing and seals. Nothing exciting about them… they work fine. Only time will tell their longevity. Recommend only for mechanically inclined people. You will have to literally disassemble washer to its core and then put it back together. Pulling and installing bearing requires some patience and strength. If you want to save money and like fixing stuff then I recommend. Washer operates like new even though 10 years old now. Between water pump replaced and now new bearings it basically is…
Tough job to do, but well worth it with quality bearings like these! These worked very well as a replacement for our LG WM2101HW front loading clothes washing rocket ship!BIG NOTES ;-Wear gloves and stop hitting your knuckles so much.. it hurts!-These bearings are a beast to remove and reinstall! When you think you cant remove them, hit it harder to knock the old ones out! Get yourself a drift or solid steel rod to more easily hammer out the old bearings and make sure to protect the edges of your drum as you hammer down into it from each…