5214FA3737B Genuine Tub to Pump Hose for LG Top Load Washing Machines WF-T652A WF-T755A WF-T855A WF-T902A WF-T953A WT-H755TH

This genuine LG hose, part 5214FA3737B, connects the bottom of the wash tub to the pump on many LG top load washing machines. It's listed for 22 models across the WF and WT ranges. Models on file run from the WF-T652A up to the WF-T953A, and the list also covers the WT-H755TH. If you've found a puddle under the washer after a cycle, 5214FA3737B is a part worth checking.

LG washer leaking or not draining? Check the tub to pump hose

Every drop of water that leaves the tub runs through this hose on its way to the pump. Rubber hardens and cracks with age and heat, and the hose can split near its clamps or rub through where it touches the cabinet. A leaking hose usually drips while the machine drains and leaves water under the front or side. A hose blocked by a sock, coin or lint build-up stops water reaching the pump, so the washer drains slowly or not at all and may show a drain error.

Part details

• Genuine LG part 5214FA3737B
• Hose between the wash tub and the pump
• For LG top load washing machines
• 22 models on file, from the WF-402A and WF-651 to the WT-H756 and WT-R902

Replacing the hose

Unplug the washer, turn off the taps and bail out any water left in the tub. Lay towels down, because the hose will still hold some water. Release the clamps, ease the old hose off and check inside the pump inlet for debris while it's open. Push the new hose fully onto each spigot, secure the clamps and run a short rinse and spin to check for drips.

Questions about this part

How do I know if this hose has failed?

With the washer unplugged and empty, look for cracks, splits or a crusty white trail around the hose and its clamps. Water stains on the base of the cabinet directly under the hose are another giveaway.