Discount Parts Direct 4681EA2001T Washer Drain Pump Replacement For LG Washing Machines Assembly, Replaces AP5328388, 2003273, 4681EA2001D

Demasiado ruidosa no la recomiendo para nada... Mala experiencia y como se compró en México y vienen de estados unidos pues ya mejor así lo dejamos...

i bought 3 of these in less than two months - not all from the same vendor - however, they're all the same pump so what i have to say applies to all 3, even being sold by different people.i replaced the original pump - the replacement didn't last two weeks, and that's with it being just me and my own laundry being done - no big family or anything.the second replacement is still working, but sounds like a jet engine being rev'd - the 3rd i have on a shelf ready to be installed once this second replacement croaks on me - and it will.not ONE of the motors gave out - not even the original, which was in the machine for about ten years.the problem isn't the motor itself, it's the plastic impeller and the way it's attached to the shaft - and the worst part of that is - it's not possible to fix it.on the original pump, the plastic impeller just wore out and finally became 'wobbly' on the shaft, which caused it to finally break away from the shaft and of course, not turn.the first replacement did fine - at first - and then after a matter of days, started getting loud, so i ordered another one from a different vendor because i knew the current one was doomed, and of course i was correct.before i installed the first replacement, i noticed the impeller was a bit "off" - wasn't spinning evenly, but since i needed the washer right then, i installed it. and it's not like it's a great big task to replace the pump, which is a good indication they knew it wouldn't last given the cheapness of the impeller and the inane way it's attached to the very tiny shaft.anyway - as previously stated, the motors are fine - they're all the same - the entire pump is the same no matter where you buy it. the problem lies with the impeller and how it's attached to the shaft, with no possible way to fix that part of it.this machine is "LG" - which as far as i'm concerned means; "Load of Garbage" - it's SO cheaply made for being SO expensive - over 2-grand for it, and have had nothing but problems with it - AND - making matters even WORSE - the "Ten Year Warranty" covers almost NOTHING - when i called a few years ago about the door gasket leaking, and plain to see the hose on the bottom of the gasket had torn the gasket itself, which of course is a design-flaw - they said the warranty will cover LABOR, but not the part.the gasket was going to cost me THREE-HUNDRED-DOLLARS from THEM - i found one online for 40.00 BRAND NEW, installed it and redesigned the hose on the bottom of the gasket, and it has never given me any more trouble.bottom line: they just don't make stuff like they used to...

Perfect replacement for broken pump. Easy to install!

Works great

This is the second aftermarket "OEM" drain pump I have installed on my LG Combo washer dryer. The last one (different seller) lasted about 6 months with almost daily use. This one makes a wretched sound when draining. I can hear the poor little spinning part struggling for it's life and it's only the first load. This drain pump is the Achilles heel of the LG combo washer dryer. Go ahead and order a case of them if you enjoy clean laundry.