WM Pulsator Bush 11 Teeth

Description

The 11-Teeth Washing Machine Pulsator Core Bush is a heavy-duty, die-cast replacement metal insert (usually made of a zinc or aluminum alloy). It is designed to be pressed or snapped into the center of a top-loading washing machine’s plastic wash plate (pulsator). Over time, high-speed spin cycles and heavy laundry loads cause the sharp metal splines of the transmission shaft to strip away the softer plastic center of the wash plate. This metal core serves as a durable replacement insert that bites firmly back onto the drive shaft, preventing slipping and restoring full agitation power. Key Specifications: Interior Splines: Exactly 11 teeth. Inner Shaft Hole Diameter: 11mm. Common Symptoms it Fixes: The motor hums and the gearbox shaft underneath spins perfectly, but the large plastic pulsator wheel at the bottom of the tub slips, barely moves when loaded with wet clothes, or makes a loud grinding noise. Compatibility Because pulsator shafts are built to precise mechanical standards, an 11-teeth bush will only fit machines engineered with an 11-spline gearbox shaft. It is widely used as an OEM or universal replacement across popular top-loading fully-automatic and semi-automatic (twin-tub) washing machines. 1. Brand Compatibility LG: This is the most common hardware footprint for LG Washing Machine Pulsator Bush 12-11 combinations. It fits a vast range of LG standard top-loaders and twin-tub models ranging from 6kg to 8kg capacities. Supreme / Godrej: Frequently utilized as a direct replacement insert for Supreme Washing Machine Pulsator Bush 11 Teeth setups and various regional Godrej top-loading variants. Samsung & Haier: Compatible with select older-generation automatic top-load platforms that utilize an 11mm / 11-teeth drive configuration. 2. How to Verify Before Installing ⚠️ Critical Check: Do not guess the teeth count based on your washer’s brand name alone, as manufacturers use different gearboxes for different tub sizes. You must physically look down at your exposed gearbox shaft or count the broken ridges inside your old pulsator core to ensure it has exactly 11 teeth. If your shaft has 10, 12, or 15 teeth, this 11mm/11T bush will not slide on or will strip immediately.