LG Electronics 4986ER0004F Washing Machine Door Boot Gasket with Drain Port
LG 4986ER0004F Washing Machine Door Boot Gasket with Drain Port. For use with the following LG Electronics models: F1305FDM, WM2233HD, WM2233HS, WM2688HNM, WM2077CW, WM2688HWM, WM2233HU, WM2233HW, WM2277HS, WM2277HB, WD11581BDK, WD11581BDP, WD11588BDK, WD11581BD, WD11586BD, F1201FDP, WD12275BD, CW2079CWD, WM2050CW, CW2079CWN, WM2075CW, WD10270BD, WD12276BD, F1267FDX, F1267FDY, WD10460BD, WD10465BD, WM2150HW, F1201FDP1, WD11588BD, WD10271BD, WM2101HW, WD11589BD, WM2301HR, WM2301HW, WD10272BD, WM2277HW, WM2240CW. Refer to your manual to ensure ordering the correct, compatible part.
Product Features
- Door boot 4986ER0004F is an original equipment manufacturer (OEM) part that fits some front-load washers in these series: Kenmore and Kenmore Elite 796; and LG WM and CW.
- Door boot 4986ER0004F forms a seal between the wash tub and the door, preventing leaks.
- This door boot includes a drain port; If your 27-inch LG front-load washer was made before September 2007, use door boot 4986ER0004B instead, because those washers don’t have a drain port.
- Door boot 4986ER0004F replaces original front-load washer door boot part numbers 4986ER0004J, 4986ER0004K and 4986ER0004N.
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