[Lifetime Warranty] WH11X34741 Washer Drain Pump Filter for GE - Replaces WH23X10029 WH23X10027 AP7205454 4977949 PS16874133 EAP16874133

WH11X34741 Washer Drain Pump Filter

Key Features

• Debris Protection:Designed to trap lint, coins, buttons, and other small objects before they can enter and damage the drain pump motor.
• High-Flow Mesh:Features a specialized perforated pattern that ensures water can exit the tub rapidly while still capturing fine particulates.
• Airtight Rubber Seal:Equipped with a heavy-duty, chemical-resistant gasket to prevent leaks from the pump housing during high-pressure drain cycles.
• Ergonomic Twist Handle:The reinforced handle allows for easy manual removal and re-insertion during routine maintenance without the need for specialized tools.

Replaces / Cross-Reference Part Numbers

• WH11X34741
• WH23X10029
• WH23X10027
• AP7205454
• 4977949
• PS16874133
• EAP16874133
• PD00072046

Compatibility & Fitment

• GE Front-Loaders:Fits various GFW, GFD, and GFA series models (e.g., GFW550SSNWW, GFW850SPNRS, GFW650SSNWW).
• GE UltraFresh Vent System:Specifically designed for models featuring the specialized venting and moisture-management systems.
• Haier & Hotpoint:Compatible with select units produced by GE utilizing the WH11X34741 pump configuration.

When to Replace or Clean

• "Drain Clogged" Error:The machine displays an"E2" or "LD" (Long Drain) error code, and water remains in the drum.
• Visible Leaks:Water is dripping from the small access door at the bottom front of the washer, indicating a warped filter or failed gasket.
• Odors:A persistent "sour" or "moldy" smell coming from the washer, often caused by stagnant water and debris trapped in the filter.
• Vibrating Noise:A rattling sound during the drain cycle, suggesting a hard object (like a coin) is trapped inside the filter basket.
• Damaged Handle:The plastic handle has snapped off, making it impossible to remove the filter for cleaning.

Maintenance & Installation Tips

• Routine Cleaning:GE recommends checking and cleaning this filter every 1-2 months, especially if you have pets or wash heavily soiled items.
• Drain First:Most GE models have a small black auxiliary drain hose next to the filter. Use this to drain residual water into a shallow pan before unscrewing the filter to avoid a mess on your floor.
• Check the Gasket:Always inspect the black rubber ring for cracks or hair before re-installing. A tiny piece of lint on the gasket can cause a significant leak.
• Tightening:Thread the filter back into the housing by hand. Ensure it is snug and the handle is horizontal (or in its designated "locked" orientation) to ensure a complete seal.
• Foreign Objects:After removing the filter, reach into the pump housing (ensure power is off!) to check for debris that might be stuck in the pump impeller behind the filter.