LG WT7300CW Not Draining
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Drain Pump Assembly
The drain pump motor is the primary mechanical component responsible for evacuating water. Over time, the internal seals can fail, allowing moisture into the motor windings, or the impeller can become physically jammed or stripped. Replacing the entire pump housing and motor assembly ensures the centrifugal force is restored to clear the tub within the timed software window.
SKU: 4681EA2001T
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Water Level Pressure Switch
This sensor monitors air pressure in a tube to determine water depth. If the sensor's internal diaphragm fails or the electrical contacts oxidize, it may incorrectly report that the tub is empty or full, preventing the drain cycle from initiating. This part is critical for the control board to verify that the drainage sequence is proceeding as programmed.
SKU: EBF61315802
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4%
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Drain Hose
Physical blockages from lint accumulation or small garments can create a siphon restriction. In top-load HE washers, even a partial blockage can cause the pump to cavitate, preventing the machine from emptying within the safety-timed limit. Replacing the hose ensures no internal debris or 'kinking' is obstructing the hydraulic path.
SKU: AEM73732901
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DIY Repair Guide
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