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Video & Articles: Appliance & Equipment RepairLG Washer Bleach Water Inlet Hose Replacement 5214ER4001B
This video provides step-by-step repair instructions for replacing the bleach water inlet hose in an LG washer (Model WM4000HBA). The most common reason for replacing this part is if the washer will not operate properly.
This replacement video is applicable to the following brands:
LG
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LG Washer Bleach Water Inlet Hose Replacement 5214ER4001B
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Total Parts Cost
$30.75Estimated Savings
$112.5003:51
- Description
This video provides step-by-step repair instructions for replacing the bleach water inlet hose in an LG washer (Model WM4000HBA). The most common reason for replacing this part is if the washer will not operate properly.
This replacement video is applicable to the following brands:
LG
Don't forget to like and comment on this video and subscribe to our channel!
Step By Step Instructions
1
To replace the bleach water inlet hose in your lg washer, you will need pliers, a flathead screwdriver, and a drill driver with a phillips bit.
2
Before you begin the procedure, unplug the washer.
3
Turn off the water supply.
4
Pull the washer away from the wall.
5
Unthread the two screws on the top panel.
6
Slide and lift the top panel off.
7
Remove the twist tie.
8
Slide both tension clamps back on the hose.
9
Use the flathead to pry the hose off.
10
Remove both tension clamps off the hose
11
To install the new bleach water inlet hose, slide both tension clamps on the hose.
12
Slide the ends of the hose in the detergent dispenser and inlet valve.
13
Slide the tension clamps into place.
14
Fasten the hoses together with the twist tie.
15
Set and slide the top panel onto the washer.
16
Rethread the two screws onto the panel.
17
Push the washer back into place.
18
Turn on the water supply, as well as the power, and your washer should be ready for use.
Description
This video provides step-by-step repair instructions for replacing the bleach water inlet hose in an LG washer (Model WM4000HBA). The most common reason for replacing this part is if the washer will not operate properly.
This replacement video is applicable to the following brands:
LG
Don't forget to like and comment on this video and subscribe to our channel!
This video provides step-by-step repair instructions for replacing the bleach water inlet hose in an LG washer (Model WM4000HBA). The most common reason for replacing this part is if the washer will not operate properly.
This replacement video is applicable to the following brands:
LG
Don't forget to like and comment on this video and subscribe to our channel!
Step-By-Step Instructions
1
To replace the bleach water inlet hose in your lg washer, you will need pliers, a flathead screwdriver, and a drill driver with a phillips bit.
2
Before you begin the procedure, unplug the washer.
3
Turn off the water supply.
4
Pull the washer away from the wall.
5
Unthread the two screws on the top panel.
6
Slide and lift the top panel off.
7
Remove the twist tie.
8
Slide both tension clamps back on the hose.
9
Use the flathead to pry the hose off.
10
Remove both tension clamps off the hose
11
To install the new bleach water inlet hose, slide both tension clamps on the hose.
12
Slide the ends of the hose in the detergent dispenser and inlet valve.
13
Slide the tension clamps into place.
14
Fasten the hoses together with the twist tie.
15
Set and slide the top panel onto the washer.
16
Rethread the two screws onto the panel.
17
Push the washer back into place.
18
Turn on the water supply, as well as the power, and your washer should be ready for use.
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