W/M Water Plug Rod LG Small: WPR-055
This image features the W/M Water Plug Rod LG Small, a critical mechanical component for the drainage system of LG semi-automatic washing machines.
📦 Product Specifications
- Product Name: W/M Water Plug Rod LG Small (Drain Plastic)
- Part Number: WPR-055
- Application: Specifically designed for LG semi-automatic (Twin Tub) washing machines.
- Material: High-quality, durable white plastic designed to resist constant exposure to water and detergents.
- Components: The image shows three variations/views of the rod, which typically features a wide circular base to seat the rubber seal and a thin stem with connection holes at the top.
⚙️ Function & Mechanism
This part is a “pull rod” (sometimes called a “drain bone”) that acts as the bridge between your machine’s drain selector/motor and the drain valve.
- Operation: When you turn the dial to “Drain,” a cable or motor pulls this rod upward. This movement lifts the rubber plug (not shown) off its seat, allowing gravity to pull the water out of the wash tub and through the drain hose.
- When to Replace: If your washing machine leaks water during the wash cycle or refuses to drain, this rod may be snapped or the top connection hole may be stripped.
Description
Description
This image features the W/M Water Plug Rod LG Small, a critical mechanical component for the drainage system of LG semi-automatic washing machines.
📦 Product Specifications
- Product Name: W/M Water Plug Rod LG Small (Drain Plastic)
- Part Number: WPR-055
- Application: Specifically designed for LG semi-automatic (Twin Tub) washing machines.
- Material: High-quality, durable white plastic designed to resist constant exposure to water and detergents.
- Components: The image shows three variations/views of the rod, which typically features a wide circular base to seat the rubber seal and a thin stem with connection holes at the top.
⚙️ Function & Mechanism
This part is a “pull rod” (sometimes called a “drain bone”) that acts as the bridge between your machine’s drain selector/motor and the drain valve.
- Operation: When you turn the dial to “Drain,” a cable or motor pulls this rod upward. This movement lifts the rubber plug (not shown) off its seat, allowing gravity to pull the water out of the wash tub and through the drain hose.
- When to Replace: If your washing machine leaks water during the wash cycle or refuses to drain, this rod may be snapped or the top connection hole may be stripped.
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