Factory Direct Sale High Quality Washing Machine Oil Seal

　　The washing machine oil seal is a sealing device that protects the internal
parts of your washer from water or dirt. It is located between the drum and the
outer tub of the washer, and prevents moisture or debris from entering the
machine and causing corrosion. The oil seal is an important part of your washer
that ensures its proper functioning and durability.

　　But how often should replace the on your washing machine oil seal? The
answer depends on several factors, such as how frequently you use the washer,
how well you clean it, and how damaged it is. There is no fixed rule for how
long an oil seal can last, but here are some signs that indicate you may need
to replace it:

　　1. The oil seal is visibly cracked, torn, or worn out. This can cause oil
to leak from the washer or dirt to accumulate in the oil seal, which can affect
the washing performance and quality.

　　2. The oil seal has a foul odor or mold growth. This can happen if you
leave the washer door closed for a long time after each cycle, or if you use
too much detergent or fabric softener. The oil seal can harbor bacteria and
fungi, which can cause health problems and unpleasant smells.

　　3. The oil seal is stained or discolored. This can happen if you wash
clothes with bleach, dye, or other chemicals that can damage the rubber
material of the oil seal. The oil seal can lose its elasticity and sealing
ability over time.

　　If you notice any of these signs, you should consider replacing the oil
seal on your washing machine as soon as possible. You can either do it yourself
or hire a professional to do it for you. Replacing the oil seal is not very
difficult, but it requires some tools and skills. You will need to remove the
front panel of the washer, detach the old oil seal from the drum and the tub,
and install the new one in its place. You will also need to make sure that the
new oil seal fits snugly and securely.

　　To extend the life of your oil seal and keep it in good condition, you
should also follow some maintenance tips:

　　1. Clean the oil seal regularly with a damp cloth and mild soap. Wipe off
any dirt or residue that may be stuck in the crevices of the oil seal.

　　2. Leave the washer door open for a few hours after each cycle to let the
oil seal dry completely. This will prevent moisture from building up and
causing mold or odor.

　　3. Use the right amount of detergent and fabric softener for your load size
and water hardness. Too much detergent or fabric softener can leave behind
residues that can clog or damage the oil seal.

　　4. Avoid washing clothes with bleach, dye, or other harsh chemicals that
can corrode or stain the oil seal. If you have to wash such clothes, use a
laundry bag or a separate cycle.

　　By replacing your oil seal when needed and taking good care of it, you can
ensure that your washing machine works efficiently and durably for a long time.

Minimum Order: 100 pieces

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