The LG EAU61383518 Washer AC Pump Motor Assembly produces power to activate the drain pump in the washing process to facilitate the removal of water. The motor runs continuously to ensure that the water is drained out of the appliance to avoid accumulation of water inside the motor. Durability ensures that there are minimal problems with the washer and that it has a long life cycle.
1. The power supply to the washer/dishwasher should be turned off by unplugging it. 2. The door should be opened and the Phillips screwdriver should be utilized to extract all visible screws surrounding the edge of the plastic casing. 3. The plastic casing should be removed to reveal the internal components of the washer/dishwasher.
Step 2: Extract the AC and Pump
1. The AC and pump situated at the bottom of the washer/dishwasher should be identified. 2. A flathead screwdriver should be employed to loosen and take out any screws securing the AC and pump. 3. The AC and pump should be gently pulled out.
Step 3: Detach the Motor Assembly
1. The motor assembly can be found at the rear of the washer/dishwasher. 2. The screws surrounding the motor’s cover plate should be removed and it should be taken off. 3. Any wiring or piping attached to the motor should be disconnected. 4. A socket wrench should be utilized to unscrew the mounting bolts and the motor assembly should be detached.
Step 4: Install the New Motor Assembly
1. After removing all components, the new ones should be installed in their place. 2. The new motor assembly should be inserted and secured with the socket wrench. 3. Any wiring or piping to the newly installed motor should be reconnected. 4. The cover plate should be reattached and fastened with screws.
Step 5: Reassemble Washer/Dishwasher
1. The AC and pump should be reinserted into the bottom of the washer/dishwasher. 2. It should be fastened in place using screws. 3. With the Phillips screwdriver, the plastic casing should be secured around the edge. 4. The power supply should be reconnected.
Step 6: Test the New Motor Assembly
1. The power supply should be activated and the new motor assembly should be tested by running a cycle. 2. If the new motor assembly fails to operate, the wiring and connections should be inspected for any loose ends. 3. If the new motor assembly operates correctly, your LG washer/dishwasher motor assembly, AC, and pump have been successfully swapped.
Congratulations! Your LG washer/dishwasher motor assembly, AC, and pump have now been successfully swapped. For additional information regarding maintenance or troubleshooting, the manufacturer should be reached out to directly.
Please note, these instructions serve as general guidance and should always be utilized in conjunction with the manufacturer's manual, if available.
