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LG 4036ER4001B Washing Machine Tub Gasket

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4036ER4001B

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The LG 4036ER4001B Washing Machine Tub-Gasket Assembly is designed to fit tightly between the washer tub and the door to avoid any leakage of water when the washer is in operation. It functions by sealing all the gaps to prevents the infiltration of moisture while enabling free movement of the door. This characteristic ensures that it can easily adapt to the washing process while at the same time not easily giving in to water damage.
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This Part Fits the Following Models (103)

LG Washer WM2497HWM LG Washer WM2501HVA LG Washer WM2496HWM LG Washer WM2496HSM LG Washer WM2487WHM LG Washer WM2487HWMA LG Washer WM2487HWM LG Washer WM2487HRMA LG Washer WM2487HRM LG Washer WM2455HW LG Washer WM2450HRA LG Washer WM2442HW LG Washer WM2432HW LG Washer WM2350HWC LG Washer WM2411HW
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Manufacturer Name: LGE
Product Number: 4036ER4001B
OEM Part Number: 4036ER4001B
Product Description: Gasket Assy

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Installation Steps

Step 1: Your LG washer is disconnected from the electrical outlet and the water valves that feed the washer are shut off.

Step 2: Access to the rear of the washer is gained by detaching the back panel. A screwdriver is employed to take out the screws found at the lower section of the back panel.

Step 3: After the rear panel has been removed, the tub gasket seal is identified, which is a black rubber component that permits water to fill the washer tub.

Step 4: A flat-head screwdriver is utilized to extract the old tub gasket seal.

Step 5: The new tub gasket seal is placed by sliding it into position. It should fit tightly around the tub opening.

Step 6: The washer's rear panel is reattached, ensuring it is aligned correctly and the screws are securely fastened.

Step 7: Power to the washer is reconnected and the water valves are activated. The washer is verified to be functioning properly.

Please note, these instructions are served as general guidance and should always be used alongside the manufacturer's manual, if accessible.