4681EA2001T Washer Drain Pump Motor Compatible with Kenmore and LG Washers - Replaces Part Numbers AP5328388, 4681EA1007G, 2003273, 4681EA1007D, 4681EA2001N and More, Figure 6 is the Compatible Model.

LG washing machine only 6 years old stopped working - of course these things happen with absolutely no warning and when you least expect it. Warranty expired by now so LG really couldn't do much for me. My husband and I started doing some research and found out that the issue we were having was a common issue with LG washing machines . He watched a YOUTUBE video on how to install this piece. Piece came quickly - next day- my husband installed it and we were good to go. Gave an overall 5 in regards to value for money and ease of getting item. Not sure how long it will last so didn't rate on Longevity. it's been only a few weeks since my husband installed the new piece. I would recommend watching videos on YouTube - step by step instructions on how to change this piece. You pretty much have to take apart the entire machine. It is doable though if you are handy and patient. Definitely worth it. Save a bunch of money by doing so.

So, I bought a Kenmore elite ventless washer dryer combo about 4 years ago. 3 years into ownership, the sump pump goes out. We found a Lego trapped in the impeller housing, learned our lesson about checking pockets, and bought one of these as a replacement. The washer worked for about a year afterwards. Again, sump pump fail. Could not find an obvious reason to the failure, but the replacement pump impeller was free spinning on its motor axle. At this point my wife and I had divorced, so she called a repairman. 400$ later for a <50$ part, the washer works again for another 6 months. By the time she realized there was no point in replacing the pump anymore, she runs a auxiliary hose to drain out via gravity to the back door. She offered me the machine after saving up for brand new units and I figure, let's try replacing the pump again. I've washed 5 light loads, it hasn't even been a month since install, and it has failed again. Impeller is free spinning and my washer won't drain. First of all, I'm an aircraft mechanic, so fixing things and betting people's lives on it is how I make a living. I have the kenmore elite repairman manual, and at this point, I can take the machine apart step by step one handed and blindfolded.It's gotta be the part quality. There's no excuse to make a part so cheap as to be affordable but break more than once a year. I'd honestly pay more for a more durable part. But this is the only OEM replacement I can find.Edit: I have found a reliable part from the LG store. It's amazing how identical they can all look, yet some offer warranties for up to a year

I have an LG Tromm Steamwasher and the drain pump went out. You can tell it's the drain pump when you hear clicking during the drain cycle and no water is draining out the drain. I purchased this pump motor as a replacement and it fit and works perfectly. I put it in last week so I can't say anything for longevity. After talking to a repair man who was fixing my dish washer, he said these drain pumps only last a max of 2-3 years any more. He said the new low-voltage versions in newer machines last even less time. I figured out how to replace it on you-tube. It wasn't too difficult. It took me about an hour. I am confident I can do it again if this one goes how.

Absolutely fixed our washing machine. Not too challenging to do the replacement myself.

I’m not sure how easy it was to install (my husband did it), or the longevity (just fixed it the night before thanksgiving, so 5 days ago), but it worked! Our LG washer is not even 5 years old and this is the second time the drain pump has broken. The first time we ordered the part from an online store and it only lasted 2 years before it broke. This time my husband ordered the drain pump through amazon (this seller) and it was half the price. My husband installed it, and my washer is working again! The seller did send a YouTube video after we purchased to help with the installation. I thought about showing it to my husband because I could hear a lot of #!*? and #%!* coming from the laundry area. But he managed to install it on his own. So maybe watch the YouTube video first.