These folks are top notch!! And if you own a LG product you will know them well. I have now replaced two washer plates and now the clutch assembly in a four year old washer. DO NOT BUY LG products folks. Thanks repair clinic for being so easy to deal with and super fast delivery.
What a great video! It helped save me the cost of a new washing machine. Definitely a thumbs up. A word of caution to anyone else using an impact wrench to remove that 38mm nut... With your head inside that drum it is LOUD. Be prepared!
Great video. Tip, before you order parts check the rotor mounting nut on the bottom of the washer, ours had worked loose, re-tightened to 88 ft lbs, and solved the problem.
Pulled the wash plate and found a lodged quarter. Maybe LG improved the clutch/motor in recent models, as mine survived and works great after removing the quarter. 5 minute fix and free! Maybe the key was my wife was nearby and had the presence of mind to stop the cycle when she heard something that sounded wrong. Although it was running for 5 or 10 minutes in this state. Thanks for the great video
Two more comments, first, as was posted before it was a dime lodged between the wash plate and drum that wiped out the clutch. Second Thank you to Repair Clinic for posting this video, outside of my previously posted critique this is an excellent step by step, saved a lot of time and grief..
Great video. I've fixed lower tech machines over the years but was fearful of ever having to work on this one. It's actually a clean operation and not that expensive to replace the assembly.
Beware of the torque spec. for the nut that attaches the rotor to the shaft. The manual calls for 200 Kgf/cm or 88 Ft. Lbs. 88 Ft. Lbs. is a lot of torque for that little shaft. Knowing a little bit about metric, the equivalent imperial torque seemed way high. Goin to an on-line conversion program, he imperial equivalent is 14.5 Ft. Lbs. which is much more reasonable. Good idea to use some Lock Tight.
...by the way, this was a good reminder to check pockets before washing clothes :-). The quarter that was lodged in between the wash plate and the inner drum was the likely culprit in ruining the clutch and making this repair necessary. Plus... it ruined the quarter...
My Model number is LG WT5070CW and I am unable to remove the wash or Pulsator plate. I have tried removing the 10mm bolt and running several cycles to work itself loose. Also, I poured boiling water into the area and tried soaking the shaft with penetrating oil. I tried using the claw end of a hammer to lift up the assembly by securing it under the metal lip/ring. Not sure what else I can do at this point. Any suggestion before I return the Clutch/Tub Bearing?
If you can do this repair your self you will save a good chunk of change. I paid $130 for the part I got it the next day and $15 for the 38 millimeter socket. the appliance repair place was going to charge 150.00 for the part and $80 for a service call and $80 an hour after that for a total of 2 hours so i saved about 250.00 doing it my self
i have a lg wt5070cw top load washer was getting a le code then it went away when it was on spin cycle it started making a horrible racket shut it off. now when i spin by hand the wash plate or the tub it makes a clicking noise . watched a video and decided to pull the wash plate out. i removed the plastic center cap then removed the bolt and my wash plate will not come out.saw where someone recomended pouring dish liquid or softener in bolt hole to losen deposits that may have it stuck.still to no avail will not come out.even tried tapping on the bolt with a hammer. i then took a longer bolt same threading got a couple of hooks to get underneath the wash plate so i could pull up at the same time then hit the center bolt with a air hammer with over 150 psi still will not break loose from the shaft. im begining to think im going to have to destroy the wash plate to get it out.please any feedback would be most appreciative sorry for the bad grammar my clothes are getting dirty
My LG washing machine Model WT-RS110TE,11kg DD drive Top Loader having noisy during washing.Confirmed the clutch & bearing assembly spoiled. But I unable to get a replacement part in LG Malaysia and they told me clutch and bearing assembly already discontinue for this model. Question any opportunities to obtain the above assembly unit.Thank you.
I have that exact washer and when it is spin cycle it squeezing and makes a clacking noise. After awhile it quits and give the error LE. Does this sound like a bearing replacement is needed?
It might need to be replaced. We recommend using the repair help section of our website - www.RepairClinic.com/repairhelp - if you enter your appliance's model number there you'll have access to model, part and symptom specific repair help. This will give you some more suggestions of parts to look at before you attempt a repair.
I have a LG True Balance and it will spin for a while, then stop and make noises, then spin again until wash is completed. This will happen a few times. Is this what needs to be replaced to fix the problem? Thank you
Yeah great videos, if everything is new. I can't get the wash plate off-yes the screw is out. I see a couple of others had the same problem with no reply. Unsubscribing and deleting videos.
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These folks are top notch!! And if you own a LG product you will know them well. I have now replaced two washer plates and now the clutch assembly in a four year old washer. DO NOT BUY LG products folks. Thanks repair clinic for being so easy to deal with and super fast delivery.
What a great video! It helped save me the cost of a new washing machine. Definitely a thumbs up. A word of caution to anyone else using an impact wrench to remove that 38mm nut... With your head inside that drum it is LOUD. Be prepared!
Great video. Tip, before you order parts check the rotor mounting nut on the bottom of the washer, ours had worked loose, re-tightened to 88 ft lbs, and solved the problem.
Pulled the wash plate and found a lodged quarter. Maybe LG improved the clutch/motor in recent models, as mine survived and works great after removing the quarter. 5 minute fix and free! Maybe the key was my wife was nearby and had the presence of mind to stop the cycle when she heard something that sounded wrong. Although it was running for 5 or 10 minutes in this state. Thanks for the great video
Two more comments, first, as was posted before it was a dime lodged between the wash plate and drum that wiped out the clutch. Second Thank you to Repair Clinic for posting this video, outside of my previously posted critique this is an excellent step by step, saved a lot of time and grief..
Great video. I've fixed lower tech machines over the years but was fearful of ever having to work on this one. It's actually a clean operation and not that expensive to replace the assembly.
Beware of the torque spec. for the nut that attaches the rotor to the shaft. The manual calls for 200 Kgf/cm or 88 Ft. Lbs. 88 Ft. Lbs. is a lot of torque for that little shaft. Knowing a little bit about metric, the equivalent imperial torque seemed way high. Goin to an on-line conversion program, he imperial equivalent is 14.5 Ft. Lbs. which is much more reasonable. Good idea to use some Lock Tight.
repair clinic is the best!
Great video.Very helpful to dismantle and replace clutch and tub bearing.Thank you for sharing.
Thank a lot. ..lost of info. I just replaced the clutch on my Kenmore elite.
...by the way, this was a good reminder to check pockets before washing clothes :-). The quarter that was lodged in between the wash plate and the inner drum was the likely culprit in ruining the clutch and making this repair necessary. Plus... it ruined the quarter...
My Model number is LG WT5070CW and I am unable to remove the wash or Pulsator plate. I have tried removing the 10mm bolt and running several cycles to work itself loose. Also, I poured boiling water into the area and tried soaking the shaft with penetrating oil. I tried using the claw end of a hammer to lift up the assembly by securing it under the metal lip/ring. Not sure what else I can do at this point. Any suggestion before I return the Clutch/Tub Bearing?
If you can do this repair your self you will save a good chunk of change. I paid $130 for the part I got it the next day and $15 for the 38 millimeter socket. the appliance repair place was going to charge 150.00 for the part and $80 for a service call and $80 an hour after that for a total of 2 hours so i saved about 250.00 doing it my self
i have a lg wt5070cw top load washer was getting a le code then it went away when it was on spin cycle it started making a horrible racket shut it off. now when i spin by hand the wash plate or the tub it makes a clicking noise . watched a video and decided to pull the wash plate out. i removed the plastic center cap then removed the bolt and my wash plate will not come out.saw where someone recomended pouring dish liquid or softener in bolt hole to losen deposits that may have it stuck.still to no avail will not come out.even tried tapping on the bolt with a hammer. i then took a longer bolt same threading got a couple of hooks to get underneath the wash plate so i could pull up at the same time then hit the center bolt with a air hammer with over 150 psi still will not break loose from the shaft. im begining to think im going to have to destroy the wash plate to get it out.please any feedback would be most appreciative sorry for the bad grammar my clothes are getting dirty
how powerful of an impact wrench?
My LG washing machine Model WT-RS110TE,11kg DD drive Top Loader having noisy during washing.Confirmed the clutch & bearing assembly spoiled. But I unable to get a replacement part in LG Malaysia and they told me clutch and bearing assembly already discontinue for this model. Question any opportunities to obtain the above assembly unit.Thank you.
Very good! Awesome procedures!
I have that exact washer and when it is spin cycle it squeezing and makes a clacking noise. After awhile it quits and give the error LE. Does this sound like a bearing replacement is needed?
It might need to be replaced. We recommend using the repair help section of our website - www.RepairClinic.com/repairhelp - if you enter your appliance's model number there you'll have access to model, part and symptom specific repair help. This will give you some more suggestions of parts to look at before you attempt a repair.
is that bearing change i don't think so its direct drive clutch assembly change
Awesome video
Thanks!
How do you fix a draining washer?
Great video. Thanks
You guys saved my ass. Too bad you didn't have the part in stock..
I have a LG True Balance and it will spin for a while, then stop and make noises, then spin again until wash is completed.
This will happen a few times. Is this what needs to be replaced to fix the problem?
Thank you
a washer in a washer,how silly
Yeah great videos, if everything is new. I can't get the wash plate off-yes the screw is out. I see a couple of others had the same problem with no reply. Unsubscribing and deleting videos.