4417EA1002Z LG Washing Machine Stator Assembly
Genuine OEM NEW Part 4417EA1002Z
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Part Number:
4417EA1002Z
Manufactured BY:
LG
Condition:
Genuine OEM NEW
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This manufacture part number # 4417EA1002Z replaces our competitor’s part numbers: AP5669765, 2649231, PS7321738.
Special Price
$235.99
Regular Price
$291.99
(19% off)
Washing Machine Stator Assembly Overview
The stator assembly is a standard OEM replacement part for LG washing machines, also compatible with certain Sears-Kenmore models. This component is crucial as it powers the wash motor, facilitating the rotation of the drum and basket. Essentially, it drives the belt that operates the primary functions of the washing machine.
Indications of a malfunctioning stator assembly can include:
- The inability of the wash tub to agitate or spin the clothes effectively
- Unusual grinding or knocking sounds from the motor area
- Failure to complete certain wash or spin cycles
- The emission of a burning odor, which may suggest overheating
The deterioration of a stator assembly usually results from regular usage or wear and tear. Additional factors such as buildup of scale, voltage instability, or physical impacts can also impair the rotor coils or wiring, leading to operational issues.
The stator assembly is a standard OEM replacement part for LG washing machines, also compatible with certain Sears-Kenmore models. This component is crucial as it powers the wash motor, facilitating the rotation of the drum and basket. Essentially, it drives the belt that operates the primary functions of the washing machine.
Indications of a malfunctioning stator assembly can include:
- The inability of the wash tub to agitate or spin the clothes effectively
- Unusual grinding or knocking sounds from the motor area
- Failure to complete certain wash or spin cycles
- The emission of a burning odor, which may suggest overheating
The deterioration of a stator assembly usually results from regular usage or wear and tear. Additional factors such as buildup of scale, voltage instability, or physical impacts can also impair the rotor coils or wiring, leading to operational issues.
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