AEM74092902 Genuine Drain Hose for LG Washing Machines WTG8532WH WTG9532VH WT-H750 WT-H800 WT-H9506 WF-T752A WF-T855A T1532AFPS5

Part AEM74092902 is the genuine LG drain hose, the hose that carries waste water from the washing machine to your tub or standpipe. It's listed for 57 models, mostly LG top loaders, across the WF-T, WT-H, WTG and WT-R ranges. Among them are the WF-T752A and WF-T855A, the WT-H750 and WT-H9506, the WTG9532VH and the T1532AFPS5. Some parts lists show it as 2W50382E.

LG washer leaking at the back? Check the drain hose

When the machine pumps out, waste water is forced through this hose under pressure, so any weakness shows up quickly. Hoses split where they bend over the tub edge, crack with age, or get crushed when the washer is pushed back against the wall. Watch for water pooling behind the machine during the drain or spin, a damp patch on the wall, slow draining caused by a kink, or a hose that's been cut short. Lint and small items can also lodge inside and stop the water getting out.

Part details

• Genuine LG part AEM74092902
• Also referenced as 2W50382E
• Drain hose for LG washing machines
• 57 models on file across the WF-T, WT-H, WTG and WT-R ranges

Changing the drain hose

Turn off the power at the wall and drain out any water first, keeping a bucket and towels handy. Release the clamp where the hose joins the machine, pull the old hose off and push the new one fully over the spigot before refitting the clamp. Route it without kinks, secure the outlet end so it can't jump out of the tub, and run a spin to test.

Questions about this part

Is this the inlet or outlet hose?

This is the outlet, or drain, hose that takes waste water away from the washer. The inlet hoses that bring water in from the taps are separate parts, so check which one is leaking before you order.