This levelling leg is a genuine replacement part. It is used to help keep your washing machine stable and balanced. It helps support your appliance. It screws into the base of your washer, and you can thread it in or out to adjust the height. The foot on this leg is made of rubber, which helps with grip, stabilization, and vibration reduc...Read moretion. It is also hexagonal in shape, which allows you to more easily adjust it. This levelling leg features a locknut on the shaft which can be tightened against the bottom of your appliance, this will stop the leg from rotating while you are using your washer. This replacement is sold individually.
Keep a laundry pedestal drawer moving smoothly with a replacement left-side slider rail. The rail supports and guides the drawer as it opens and closes below the laundry appliance. A worn or damaged slider may cause the drawer to stick, scrape, tilt, or move in short, jerky steps. Inspect the matching rail, mounting points, and drawer fra...Read moreme for damage before installation. Confirm the side by comparing the shape and screw holes with the original slider. Empty and remove the drawer before beginning. Unplug the appliance, wear work gloves, and never reach beneath it unless it is safely supported.
Help a laundry pedestal drawer open and close smoothly with a replacement right-side slide rail. The rail supports and guides the drawer as it moves in and out of the pedestal. A worn or bent rail may cause sticking, scraping, sagging, or uneven movement. Check the left rail, mounting points, and drawer frame for damage before starting th...Read moree repair. Since the replacement fits the right side only, compare its shape and mounting holes with the old rail. Empty and remove the drawer before installation. Wear work gloves to protect your hands, and follow the equipment diagram when moving clips, screws, or other hardware.
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Drawer under washer was frozen, would not move
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Paul from Georgetown, TX
Really Easy
30 - 60 mins
Forced the drawer open and removed it, 4 screws. Found bearings on on one side severely corroded and locked up. Only hard part was determining which side it was. Ordered the left, my left looking at the washer. Wrong!it was the washers right looking back at me.
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Drawer had broken rail. Would not stay closed.
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Marcelo from LUTZ, FL
Really Easy
30 - 60 mins
Screw drivers
Removed drawer, unscrewed right side rail and replaced it with new rail. I used only a Phillips head screw driver. Warning: when ordering the rails, be aware, the rail labeled for the right side of the drawer actually goes on the left and vise versa. Luckily I ordered one of each and decided to replace both rails. The right one broke
... Read more first and the left one broke as I removed it