Rotor and stator assembly
Rotor and Stator Kit
Drum motor and stator assembly
BLDC motor
Rotor and Stator Kit
Rotor and stator kit
Opening the washing machine lid or door after the end of the wash cycle and discovering your clothes are still submerged underwater can dampen your spirits. Before you invest in a vintage hand-cranked laundry wringer to squeeze out that water, you should troubleshoot the likely causes of the washer failing to drain or spin (hint: the two can be related). The solution to the problem can be quite simple, and the appliance replacement part you need can be relatively inexpensive and easy to install. The reasons a washer will fail to drain, or spin, will differ depending on whether you own a top-load model or a front-load model.
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