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Suspension rod kit

Suspension rod kit

Washing machine tub suspension rod kit,. Set of 4 rods, 4 suspension balls and 4 bushings. The suspension rods help to dampen the movement of the washer tub. If one or more of the suspension rods are broken, the washer will vibrate or shake.

Damper assembly, sold individually

Rod & spring asm left - white

Rod & spring asm right - green

Suspension Rod Kit includes (4) Rods with bushings and balls

Tub suspension rod set (4)

Suspension

Shock absorber

Suspension rod, set of 4

Shock absorber. This shock absorber prevents the washer from vibrating by absorbing the movements of the washer tub.

Washing machine shock absorber. This shock absorber prevents the washer from vibrating by absorbing the movements of the washer tub.

Shock absorber kit

Suspension Ball Kit
Please use your model number to order complete suspension rod kit that will include the suspension rods and balls
Repair Clinic offers a comprehensive array of genuine OEM Washing machine suspension and shock absorption parts, meticulously designed to ensure a precise fit and reliable performance. Our extensive selection caters to a variety of Washing machine models, making it easier for DIY enthusiasts and appliance technicians to order replacement parts that align with their specific needs. Find essential Washing machine repair parts, including shock absorbers and suspension rods, available for purchase replacement parts online. Proper shock absorption is crucial to prevent excessive vibration and noise, ensuring optimal performance and longevity of your machine. For those seeking more specific parts, browse our Washing Machine Bearing Parts page to further support your repair needs. Trust Repair Clinic to provide the expertise and genuine parts required for a successful Washing machine repair.
Browse common questions and solutions for washing machine suspension and shock absorption parts, essential for maintaining the stability and smooth operation of your appliance.
These parts help minimize vibrations and maintain balance during the wash cycle, ensuring your washing machine operates smoothly and quietly.
If your washing machine vibrates excessively or makes banging noises during the spin cycle, it may be time to inspect and replace the suspension or shock absorption parts.
Replacement costs vary depending on the brand and model but generally range from $20 to $100 for parts. Labor costs may apply if a professional technician is required.
Yes, many homeowners successfully replace suspension parts themselves using online guides and tutorials. Ensure you have the correct parts for your washing machine model.
Ensure all parts are correctly installed and check other parts like the leveling feet and drum bearings for wear or damage.
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