LG 383EER3001J Washer Suspension Shock Absorber Kit used to support the drum and minimize movement during the washing process. It operate by absorbing shocks produced during spinning and reduces the chances of the tub bouncing. The suspension system also reduces the effects of high rpm and helps in providing a balanced and effective wash. It reduces noise, increases durability and protects the internal components from possible damage.
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Installation Steps
Step 1: Your washer should be disconnected from the electrical outlet and the water supply should be shut off.
Step 2: The screws should be taken out from the top or rear panel of the washer using a Phillips screwdriver.
Step 3: The cover should be gently lifted and placed aside.
Step 4: The damper shock absorber assembly should be identified and the screws that hold it in position should be taken off with the Phillips screwdriver.
Step 5: The electrical connectors should be detached from the wiring harness located near the damper shock absorber assembly.
Step 6: The old shock absorber assembly should be removed from the washer.
Step 7: The new shock absorber assembly packaging should be opened and it should be carefully positioned in place, ensuring that all screws are properly aligned and tightened.
Step 8: The electrical connectors should be reconnected to the wiring harness and it should be confirmed they are securely attached.
Step 9: The screws that hold the damper shock absorber assembly in place should be reinserted with the Phillips screwdriver.
Step 10: The cover should be reattached on your washer and it should be fastened with the screws removed previously.
Step 11: The water supply should be restored and your washer should be reconnected to the electrical outlet.
Well done, your LG washer damper shock absorber assembly has been successfully replaced!
Please note, these instructions are served as general guidance and should always be referenced alongside the manufacturer's manual, if available.
