LG Washing Machine Drain Pump Filter 383EER2001A
The drain pump filter 383EER2001A is the genuine LG part that catches lint, hair and small objects before they reach the drain pump in front load washers and washer dryer combos.
Here is the fact that surprises most people: your washing machine has a filter that needs cleaning monthly, and most households have never opened it once since purchase. It sits behind a small access panel at the bottom front of the machine, and over time it collects lint, hair, coins, buttons and even sand.
When it fills, the result is not one fault but several symptoms that appear unrelated: the machine will not drain, or it throws an error code, or water leaks from underneath, or it develops a bad smell that people assume is a problem with the machine itself.
Key Features
- Genuine LG OEM part, number 383EER2001A
- Includes filter and cap for complete installation with no additional parts
- Also known as the filter and trap assembly
- Traps lint, hair and small objects before they reach the pump
- Durable black plastic resistant to continuous water exposure
- For front load washers and washer dryer combos
- Also fits Kenmore appliances built on the same platform
- No special tools required on most models
Alternate and Superseded Part Numbers
If the number in your washing machine manual or on the old part is any of the following, this is the correct part:
| Number | Status |
| AP4440367 | Alternate reference |
| 383EER2001F | Alternate number, earlier version |
| 5230ER3002A | Alternate number |
| AGM75510601 | Alternate reference |
| PS3522306 | Alternate reference |
| AH3522306 | Alternate reference |
| EA3522306 | Alternate reference |
| 1267432 | Alternate reference |
Send us a photo of the old part or your washing machine model number if you are unsure, and we will confirm compatibility before you order.
Technical Specifications
| Specification | Detail |
| Part number | 383EER2001A |
| Brand | LG |
| Part type | Drain pump filter and trap |
| Includes | Filter and cap |
| Material | Black plastic |
| Machine type | Front load and washer dryer combo |
| Additional compatibility | Kenmore |
| Condition | New genuine OEM |
How the Filter Relates to the Drain Pump
The filter is the pump’s first line of defence, and that relationship determines what you actually need to buy.
If the filter is blocked, water cannot pass and the machine will not drain. The fix is cleaning or replacing the filter.
If the filter is damaged or missing, solid objects pass straight through to the pump, where they jam or break the impeller. In that case you need to replace the filter and the pump together.
If the filter is clean and intact and the machine still will not drain, the fault is most likely in the pump itself or the drain hose. Browse our washing machine spare parts.
Why Buy Your Washing Machine Filter From Cool.sa
- Genuine LG OEM part, not a generic substitute. A non matching filter may not seal properly and leak, or fail to seat correctly in its housing.
- Includes the cap, so you do not discover it missing after opening the machine.
- Compatibility confirmed before you order, send your machine model number or a photo of the old part.
- Stock inside Saudi Arabia with fast delivery, rather than waiting on an international shipment for a small part keeping a machine out of use.
- VAT invoicing for corporate, business and labour accommodation procurement.
- Bulk pricing for facilities management companies, appliance repair firms, laundries and labour accommodation.
- Companion washing machine parts from the same stock: drain pumps, valves, drain and fill hoses.
- Support in Arabic and English to identify the correct part.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q1. Is this a genuine LG part?
Yes, genuine OEM under LG’s official part number 383EER2001A, supplied with the filter and cap.
Q2. Where is the washing machine filter located?
Behind a small access panel at the bottom front of the machine. Open the panel and you will find a circular cap with a small drain hose beside it.
Q3. How often should I clean the filter?
Monthly in normal domestic use in the Kingdom, or fortnightly if you have a pet or wash large amounts of heavy fabric such as thobes and bedding.
Q4. My machine smells bad, is the filter the cause?
Very likely yes. Accumulated lint, hair and detergent residue sitting in standing water in the filter is the most common cause of washing machine odour. Clean the filter before trying anything else.
Q5. My machine will not drain, should I replace the filter?
Try cleaning first, as many cases resolve that way. If the filter is cracked, has broken vanes, or leaks after being properly sealed, replacement is the answer.
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