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White plastic washing machine pulsator with 11 teeth and 33cm diameter

OIAGLH

OIAGLH 11 Teeth 33cm Wave Plate Pulsator

SKU CH-5V9F-325A8

Replacement wave-plate pulsator with 11 teeth and a 33 cm diameter for washing machines

  • Washing machine pulsator replacement part restores agitation
  • 11 teeth design matches original drum pattern
  • 33 cm diameter fits compatible washer models
  • New condition ensures reliable performance from installation

Replacement Wave Plate Pulsator

This 11‑teeth wave plate pulsator measures 33 cm in diameter and is supplied new as a direct replacement part for a washing machine. It restores the original agitation action when the factory pulsator is worn or damaged. Installation follows the appliance manufacturer's service procedure.

Upgrade from a worn or broken pulsator

The jump is worth it when the existing pulsator no longer creates proper water motion, causes uneven cleaning or makes unusual noise during the wash cycle. It is not for machines that use a different tooth count, a different diameter or an impeller‑type wash system.

Highlights

  • Washing machine pulsator replacement part restores agitation
  • 11 teeth design matches original drum pattern
  • 33 cm diameter fits compatible washer models
  • New condition ensures reliable performance from installation

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

What diameter washing machine drum does the 33 cm wave plate fit?

The pulsator has a 33 cm diameter and 11 teeth, so it matches drums designed for that exact plate size.

How do I install the 11-tooth pulsator, and which step is often missed?

Remove the old agitator bolt, lift off the worn plate, seat the new 33 cm pulsator on the spline, then re-tighten the centre bolt to the maker's torque — skipping the torque check is the common error.

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