WH01X20826 Washer Shock Absorber Kit (4 Shock and 4 Pins) Fit for GE General Electric, Kenmore Washers Replaces WH01X10343 WH01X10385 WH01X10260 WH01X10425 AH1482318 AP4265856 PS1482318 PD00001516

This seems to work great with less bouncing!

You have to use old pins , the pins that come with are too big . It was going to cost me 400.00 for OEM parts these fit perfectly on my Crosley washer

The shocks seem the correct size and locked into place on the drum side easily. However the pins used to secure the shocks to the washer frame were too thick so I had to reuse the old pins.

A few years ago we found a fancy red GE washer that someone had placed out for bulk trash pickup. It looked like it was not used very much, and had been stored for years. A rodent chewed a hole in the drain pipe. I fixed it with a 10 dollar part, cleaned it up and we have been using it for years.Some time ago it started banging when it would spin. We would have to load smaller loads to prevent the banging. I saw these shocks for really low price without any reviews, and gave them a shot.Had them installed in less than 15 mins and the banging is gone. Turns out only 2 of the 4 were bad. I replaced all 4 and kept the 2 good old ones as spares.The supplied pins did not fit so I reinstalled the original pins. All is well. I would purchase again.Believe it or not, a year after we found the red washer, the same folks had put the matching dryer at the curb. Same slightly used/stored condition. It had a broken/chewed wire that I repaired.

Ok, here's the deal. My washer is a GE, Model #GFW450SPK0DW. It was banging really bad, so I finally opened it up, and 3 of the 4 shock absorbers had broken off their mounts. The 4th one broke when I tried to remove it, so what the heck, might as well replace them all. The "official" replacement part number is WH01X20826. If you look those up, prices vary, but are in the $60 to $90 range EACH! These were $40 for a set of four! The only difference I found is that the metal part of the slider on these is a little bit, maybe an inch, longer than the original ones. Other than that, they look identical. Turns out, when installed, they sit with about 2 inches of the slider metal showing, so in my opinion, they fit as well or better than the originals. Anyway, they worked great, washer is fixed. Hope this helps you make your decision.

Igual que el original

If you can purchase the name brand, do that instead... if you need something to hold you over until you can afford the name brand ones, these are good too... we now need to purchase either another set of these or the name brand ones... these lasted about a year only.

On the washers original shocks the white part with the tab that is twisted to be seated, broke off all four shocks (see pictures) and our washer was vibrating and moving on the floor. The new replacements have stopped the vibration and the washer is like new. Our washer 5 years old now but you wouldn't know it. This must be a design flaw with these plastic parts breaking so this must be something you have to replace every so often. GE washers are a lot better than most, but even they have some flaws, at least this is a inexpensive fix and keep the washer running like new.