SPARES2GO Drum Paddle Lifter - 04-SHC-734

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The SPARES2GO 8 hole drum paddle lifter (04-SHC-734) is an essential replacement component designed for owners of Bush washing machine models WMDF612W and WMSAE612W who need to restore their appliance's cleaning efficiency. By agitating laundry within the drum, this lifter ensures garments are tumbled correctly for thorough rinsing and washing. While it offers a perfect direct-fit for the specified Bush models, users must verify their current drum requires an 8 hole configuration rather than a 9 hole version before installation to avoid compatibility issues.
| Model Part Number | 04-SHC-734 |
|---|---|
| Brand | SPARES2GO |
This unit is designed to snap into existing mountings; please retain your original fixings if required by your specific machine model.
Count the visible holes on your existing drum paddle. If you count 8, this is the correct replacement.
No, this component is specifically engineered for the dimensions and mounting style of the listed Bush models.
It is a standard DIY task. Most users can complete the replacement in under 15 minutes using basic tools.
If the noise is caused by a loose or damaged paddle, replacing it with this new part will resolve the issue.
Verify that all 8 mounting clips or screws have fully engaged with the drum holes.
Double-check that you are not attempting to install an 8 hole lifter into a drum designed for a 9 hole variant.
Before beginning installation, ensure your washing machine is unplugged from the power source for safety.
Check the drum paddles periodically for sharp edges or signs of plastic fatigue. Keep the drum free of foreign objects like coins or keys, as these are the most common causes of paddle damage.