Parts for Ge DCVH485EK0MS: 03 - Cabinet Parts

This SCR cover-back is a replacement cover that protects the appliance's SCR module and wiring, helping prevent contact damage and debris buildup for reliable operation. It restores the original protective shielding. What it does

• Protects the SCR module, control board area, and wiring from physical damage and dirt
• Helps reduce risk of electrical shorting from loose debris or accidental contact
• Maintains factory routing and placement of components behind the control area
• Restores the appliance's original protective enclosure after service

• One SCR cover-back replacement panel

• Designed to fasten using the original screws or mounting hardware; all retained hardware is present
• Disconnect power before servicing to avoid shock or damage to electronic components
• Handle with care to avoid bending mounting tabs; align tabs before tightening screws
• If control boards or modules were removed for access, recheck connections before reapplying power

This is a hinge-header screw used to secure door hinge assemblies—provides the correct fit and thread size for a tight, stable hinge connection to keep doors aligned and operating smoothly. What it does:

• Secures the hinge header to the appliance chassis or door hinge assembly
• Restores proper hinge alignment to eliminate door sag or uneven closing
• Prevents looseness that can cause noise, rubbing, or misalignment
• Matches M5 thread and 12mm length for the intended hinge mounting point

• Support the door or hinge assembly before removing or installing the screw to avoid dropping or damaging the door
• Use the correct-sized driver to avoid stripping the head; tighten snugly but avoid over-torquing
• Disconnect power or follow appliance-specific safety procedures if removing panels near electrical components

This felt gasket assembly cushions and seals the dryer drum edge to reduce rubbing, keep fabric from catching, and help direct airflow. It restores smoother drum rotation and reduces noise caused by worn or torn felt. What it does:

• Provides a soft seal between the drum and bulkhead to prevent garments from catching on the drum edge
• Dampens vibration and reduces scraping or squeaking noises from drum contact
• Helps maintain proper airflow path and keeps lint out of the gap near the drum
• Common signs you need it: visible wear or fraying, fabric snags at the drum opening, or increased noise during rotation

• Disconnect power (and gas if applicable) before starting any repair
• Remove the dryer front or drum to access the gasket location
• Inspect adjacent seals, drum rollers, and the bulkhead for wear while replacing the felt
• Use OEM replacement and follow torque/fastening points for reassembly

This bracket gasket felt is a thin felt cushioning strip that mounts to a bracket or cabinet to reduce metal-on-metal contact and quiet vibration. It helps protect finishes and prevents rattles where parts meet. What it does

• Cushions contact between a bracket and cabinet or other metal parts to reduce noise and wear
• Helps prevent scratching and scuffing on mating surfaces
• Reduces vibration-driven rattles around the bracket area
• Simple, passive part with no electrical function

• Disconnect power to the appliance before beginning any work when applicable.
• Remove the bracket or access panel to expose the mounting area; replace the old felt with the new strip in the same position.
• Press the felt into place; secure using the original fasteners or adhesive method used by the manufacturer.
• Wear gloves to protect hands from sharp edges.

The Bearing Assembly is an OEM component designed for GE dryers. This assembly contains the dryer bearing and facilitates smooth drum rotation during drying cycles.   

Symptoms of a bad bearing assembly can include wear and tear over time, exposure to vibrations, or rust/corrosion damage.

Causes of a bad bearing assembly include:

• Noisy operation or grinding sounds 
• The drum not spinning or spinning unevenly
• Excessive machine vibrations 
• Premature wear of other components

This OEM GE replacement part is also compatible with Hotpoint, RCA, and some Kenmore dryer models.

This housing heater secures and protects the heater element used in the refrigerator defrost system, helping prevent frost buildup and maintain proper cooling performance. It provides a durable mounting for the heater where needed. What it does

• Holds and shields the defrost heater element so it heats evenly across the evaporator
• Helps prevent ice buildup that can block airflow or reduce cooling efficiency
• Common symptom: visible frost or ice accumulation on the evaporator or reduced cooling performance
• Common symptom: dripping or pooling water from uneven defrosting

• One housing heater assembly

• Disconnect power to the appliance before starting any repair
• Remove the evaporator cover and related panels to access the heater housing; follow the OEM service manual
• Handle the heater element and connections carefully to avoid damage

The Dryer Heater Assembly is an OEM replacement part for GE dryers. It consists of the heating element and the necessary components to distribute and regulate the heat throughout the dryer drum.

Symptoms of a faulty dryer heater assembly include:

• Insufficient heat or no heat at all
• Extended drying times
• Burning smells during operation

A bad dryer heater assembly can be caused by normal wear and tear over time or damage due to blockages, electrical issues, or overheating. If you notice that your dryer is not heating properly, takes longer to dry clothes, or produces unusual odors, it may be time to replace the old or damaged heater assembly with this genuine OEM part.

This GE replacement part is also compatible with Hotpoint, RCA, and some Kenmore models.

The EXHAUST DUCT ASSEMBLY is an OEM part for GE dryers. It incorporates both the exhaust duct that routes hot air out of the dryer and the duct housing shielding internal dryer components. This assembly works to expel moist air produced during cycles while simultaneously protecting internal wiring and other sensitive parts. 

Causes of a bad exhaust duct assembly include cracks or breaks in the rigid ducting material. Accumulations of lint buildup within the duct can also occur over many years of drying clothes.

Symptoms of a bad exhaust duct assembly include:

• Excessively long drying times as air escapes before exiting 
• Hot air blowing into areas it shouldn't within the dryer 
• Noise or vibration changes when the dryer is running
• Possible melting or damage to wiring or nearby dryer materials

This GE replacement part is compatible with Hotpoint, RCA, and Kenmore models. 

This replacement leveling leg threads into the base of your appliance to support and stabilize it. Adjusting the leg lets you level the unit on uneven floors, helping cut vibration, movement, and rattling during operation.

• Threads into the base to support and level the unit
• Adjusts height to correct rocking or wobble
• Helps reduce vibration, walking, and rattling noises
• Useful when a leg is missing, bent, or the foot pad is worn

• Disconnect power; for gas models, also shut off the gas supply
• With a helper, carefully tip the unit to access the legs
• Unscrew the worn or damaged leg; thread the new leg in by hand to avoid cross-threading, then snug as needed
• Adjust all legs and verify the cabinet is level front-to-back and side-to-side with a bubble level

This rubber mounting pad cushions and isolates appliance components to reduce vibration and noise, helping parts sit securely and run quieter. A simple replacement for worn or damaged pads that lets the appliance operate more smoothly. What it does:

• Acts as a vibration damper to reduce noise and movement during operation
• Provides a stable cushion between metal parts or between appliance and mounting surface
• Helps prevent rubbing, rattling or premature wear caused by metal-on-metal contact
• Commonly replaced when pads are cracked, compressed, missing or deteriorated

• Disconnect power and, if applicable, water supply before accessing internal components
• Inspect mounting area and clean surfaces before installing the new pad
• Press or fit the pad into place; no special tools typically required
• If multiple pads on the same assembly are worn, replace them together for even support