Washing Machine Suspension Rod kit

When a washing machine suspension kit fails, it can manifest in several symptoms, indicating that there's an issue with the suspension system. Here are some common signs of suspension kit failure in a washing machine:

Excessive Vibration: One of the most noticeable symptoms is excessive vibration during the spin cycle. If the washing machine vibrates excessively, shakes, or moves around on the floor more than usual, it could indicate a problem with the suspension system.

Unusual Noises: Failed suspension components may result in unusual noises during operation. These noises could include banging, clunking, or knocking sounds, especially during the spin cycle. The noises may occur due to the drum hitting against the sides of the machine or other internal components.

Uneven Loads: If the washing machine struggles to balance loads properly, it could be a sign of suspension kit failure. You may notice that even properly distributed loads cause the machine to become unbalanced during the spin cycle, leading to excessive shaking.

Visible Damage or Wear: Inspect the suspension components visually for any signs of damage or wear. This includes looking for broken or cracked suspension rods, damaged springs, or loose mounting hardware. Any visible damage indicates a need for repair or replacement.

Leaning or Tilting: A washing machine with a failing suspension kit may lean or tilt to one side during operation or when not in use. This unevenness suggests that the suspension system is not providing adequate support to keep the machine level.

Excessive Movement: During the spin cycle, the drum should spin smoothly without excessive movement. If you notice the drum moving excessively from side to side or front to back, it could indicate a problem with the suspension system.

Repeated Out of Balance Errors: Many modern washing machines are equipped with sensors to detect when loads become unbalanced. If you consistently receive error messages indicating an unbalanced load, despite properly loading the machine, it could be due to a suspension issue.

If you observe any of these symptoms, it's important to address the issue promptly to prevent further damage to the washing machine and ensure efficient operation. Repairs may involve replacing damaged suspension components or adjusting the suspension system to restore proper function. If you're unsure about how to proceed, contacting a qualified appliance repair technician is advisable

This part replaces Serveral part numbers including but not limited to:2118955, AP5306960, PS3502193, W10368626, W10368627, W10440739 W10440786

This part fits several models and brands, including but not limited to:WTW8200YW0, WTW8240YW0, WTW8600YW0, WTW8800YC0, WTW8800YW0, WTW8900BC0