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Launched under the name GoldStar, LG has been producing home appliances as well as electronics since the 1950’s. Originally focused on washing machines and refrigerators, LG has since expanded into the home appliance market and now manufacturers a full line of appliances including cooktops, dryers, rangers, vacuums and more. LG is most notably known for their technological innovations and leading the way in developing smart appliances. PartSelect offers a full line of LG parts for any of your major LG household appliances. If you need a part, start by entering your LG model number into the search box and repair your appliance with PartSelect.

PartSelect recently helped Robert of Chesapeake, VA with this LG washer repair:

LG front load washer leaking

My washer began to leak from underneath the machine onto the floor. I could see from the rear access panel that it was leaking from above toward the front of the machine. I assumed the main door gasket needed to be replaced. There is a great Youtube video for LG front load washers that shows how to disassemble the machine to replace the gasket. My machine's door gasket (part # 4986ER0004F)had a little drain hole in the bottom of the gasket that connected to a little drain tube. As it turned out, the door gasket did have a little cut in it, but the drain tube was also very blocked up with gunk. I removed the little drain tube and cleaned it out using hot water. I used two spring removal tools that I purchased from PartSelect to remove and reinstall retainer springs that hold the door gasket in place. These tools made the job of removing the old gasket and reinstalling the new gasket much easier, and PartSelect sells them much cheaper than any other place I could find. The repair went well and the leak is gone.

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