CTW45N2AW Midea Washer - Parts

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Ribbed Belt – Part Number: 12638000001161
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Ribbed Belt
Part #12638000001161
Coupling Plate – Part Number: 12238000015663
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Coupling Plate
Part #12238000015663
Rear Cover – Part Number: 12238000000519
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Rear Cover
Part #12238000000519
Lock Box – Part Number: 12138000009283
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Lock Box
Part #12138000009283
Up Drain Hose Assembly – Part Number: 12138000031261
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Up Drain Hose Assembly
Part #12138000031261
Bracket – Part Number: 12138000031502
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Bracket
Part #12138000031502
Control Panel Assembly – Part Number: 12138000036801
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Control Panel Assembly
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Cabinet Base Assembly – Part Number: 12138000A38687
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Cabinet Base Assembly
Part #12138000A38687
Knob Assembly – Part Number: 12138200003681
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Knob Assembly
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Motor Pulley Assembly – Part Number: 12338000000421
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Motor Pulley Assembly
Part #12338000000421
Middle Hose Assembly – Part Number: 12638000001323
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Middle Hose Assembly
Part #12638000001323
Steady water flow depends on hoses that are clear and tightly connected. Replace the middle hose assembly if it is split, blocked, soft, or leaking around its fittings. First find the exact source of the leak and check each clamp. Confirm fit with the complete washing machine model number. Disconnect electrical power and shut off the hot and cold water supplies before opening the cabinet. After installation, run a short cycle and watch every connection for drips.
Clutch Body Subassembly – Part Number: 12938000001941
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Clutch Body Subassembly
Part #12938000001941
Spin problems can happen when the clutch slips or fails to move the wash basket correctly. Signs may include slow spinning, unusual noise, or clothes that remain too wet. The belt, motor, drain system, or an unbalanced load can cause similar trouble, so inspect them first. Match the replacement to the complete appliance model. Disconnect the power and water supplies before opening the washer. Do not work beneath a tilted machine unless it is safely supported.
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