Need part 3551er0011a i hate LG front tub cover assembly

Hello. The bleach dispenser cover(the part you see) un-snaps and lifts out revealing the dispenser assembly beneath. The part number for the cover is MBL62061401 and the dispenser assembly is ACZ72910401. Why are you taking it out? If there is some leakage down the front of the machine, make sure the washer is VERY level as the basket/tub ring will lean towards the side that is lower. Check the suspension rods for wear by placing your hands on the right and left side of the tub ring(the white circular cover over the spin basket)and shove smartly downward and let go. The suspension rods should grab going down and pull coming up--no "hobby horse" wiggling/bouncy movement at all. They act just like shocks on a car--if you push down, the car will come up and immediately settle. The suspension rod part number is 4902FA1665W and you will need to change all four if any corner is worn. **To access the rods and dispenser assembly, you must use a 2 inch putty knife, insert is approx 3-4 inches(use a flashlight to help you see) from the right and left side *front*. There are 2 steel clips that hold the top cover tightly to the washer frame. You have to push them in while pulling the top cover towards you and up. Place your hand inside the lid and grab the top cover tightly at the front right and left sides--the clips can be really tight and difficult to get released so be patient. The top cover will hinge up from the back. Be careful--some models have screws at the *back* corners of the top cover that have to be removed. I hope I helped you!

If the washer won't spin the stator or rotor assemblies at the back of the washer tub might be bad or damaged. The rotor is essentially one half of a motor, it interacts with the tub by creating a strong electro-magnet. If the rotor fails or is damaged the washer might not spin or agitate. Check the rotor for damaged magnets or other defects

9.9.1 Remove the drawer front
9.9.2 With the tub opened release the tub clips and push back the
drawer rails.
9.9.3 Carefully release the four wiring cover clips from the front
lower section of the tub taking care not to damage them.
9.9.4 Release the three clips on the underside of the tub which
retain the wiring cover.
9.9.5 Pull the tub fully open and lift it up at the front (this makes it
easier to remove the wiring cover from the rear of the tub).
9.9.6 The wiring cover may now be carefully moved forward to
release it from the rear of the tub.
controller.
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9.10.6 Unclip the drain hose cuff from the motor assembly taking care not to misplace the non-return flap valve so you know where it sits.
Replace flap valve and refit in reverse order.

Not sure why you need to take the top drawer out if you have already got the bottom drawer out and only need to replace the valve in bottom drawer.

Your drain pump assembly impeller has most likely deteriorated. I just replaced the assembly on my unit. There are actually two small motor/pumps. I would recommend replacing them both. You will find the videos of how to do this on youtube.

I bought the parts off of Amazon

3 things can do this,there is a shock absorber mounted from the "platform" assembly up to the tub cover on top of the tub that has become dislodged,broken,etc., also there is a "Spring/Suspension rod" also connected in the same manner that can do the same as above shock can,otherwise,there also are 4 "tub dampening straps" located around the top of the tub and they can break off the tub cover and aid in the first 2 issues,you need to remove the front cover by taking a flat blade/putty knife between the top and front cover near the sides and pop the clips holding the front panel on,then you can remove the lid-switch wires and remove the top cover to inspect all above possibilities

The roaring noise is from the drum bearing and it will only get worse with time until it fails completely. You will need to replace the rear tub assembly which is about $300 for the part. The rear tub assembly part number is 285984. It will take about 2 hours in labor.
Make sure you are using HE (high efficiency) detergent and only about 2 tablespoons per load.

You can't since these bearings are pressed in at the factory and are not serviceable. You would need to replace the tub's rear shell assembly.

This usually indicates that the fill valve for the drying cycle is faulty. In short you need a new cold water valve assembly. (this will fix this issue 90% of the time) Otherwise you may need a new control board.

Inside of the machine (you will have to remove the top cover from the machine) is a valve assembly attached to the cold water line. This valve assembly consists of 2 or 3 individual valve bodies . The one on the right hand side of the assembly usually controls the cold water inlet for the drying cycle(this is necessary for proper condensation drying to take place). There is a black hose which attaches this part of the valve assembly to the wash drum. With the water shut off and the power removed from the machine, remove this hose from the valve and look to see if it has a small red (usually) plastic insert. This is a restricter insert which limits the water flow into the tub. Without the insert the tub will fill with cold water in a short amount of time.

Get a new washer. Perhaps another brand.

The fix for me was to get a new washer. Had same issue with loud spin cycle. Tried researching while wife was continuing use of washer. Then the LE message appeared.

Took back apart and found that water had leaked and caused a boat load of damage. Bearings shot, seal leaks, drum leaks, Stator damaged. Same issue as 'jammy64' stated.

Cost to repair wasn't worth it. Going to get an
Electrolux model.

The humming noise is probably the drain pump working to remove the water out of the tub.  It is normal.