Parts for Ge DCCB330GJ2WC: Cabinet & Top Panel Parts

A 1/4" anchor nut that provides a threaded mounting point where a conventional nut can't be reached, letting screws thread securely into appliance sheet metal for a stable connection and reduced vibration noise. What it does:

• Creates a captive, threaded anchor in thin metal or panels where a standard nut can't be used
• Allows a mating screw or bolt to secure panels, brackets, or components
• Helps prevent loosening from vibration when used with the correct screw
• Commonly used in mounting and assembly tasks inside appliances

• One 1/4" anchor nut as shown

• Disconnect power and turn off water before servicing the appliance
• Access and replace the anchor nut from the panel or component area; use the matching screw/bolt size and proper hand tools
• Tighten to a snug fit—avoid over-torquing which can strip threads or deform thin panels

This is a 10-16 x 1/2 screw used to fasten small appliance components and panels; it restores secure attachment and helps stop rattling or loose parts for reliable operation. What it does:

• Secures panels, brackets, and small assemblies to the appliance
• Prevents movement that can cause noise, vibration or misalignment
• Restores proper fit where a worn or missing screw caused loose parts
• Matches OEM size so replacement fits original mounting points

• Disconnect power to the appliance before servicing
• Use the correct screwdriver or driver bit to avoid stripping the head
• Thread carefully and do not overtighten—stop when snug to avoid damage
• Replace like-for-like; if corrosion or stripped threads are present, repair or replace the mating part as needed

This leveling leg threads into the base of your appliance to provide a stable, adjustable footing. Replacing a worn or missing leg helps keep the cabinet level, reducing vibration and noise for smoother, safer operation.

• Adjusts height so the unit can be leveled on uneven floors
• Maintains solid floor contact to minimize rocking or walking
• Helps reduce vibration and rattling noises during operation
• Signs you need this part: appliance wobbles, sits unevenly, or a foot is missing/damaged

• Disconnect power; for gas units, also shut off the gas supply
• With assistance, carefully tilt or raise the appliance to access the leg
• Unscrew the old leg and thread in the new leg by hand; use a wrench if needed
• Level the unit front-to-back and side-to-side; ensure all legs firmly contact the floor

This silicon controlled rectifier (SCR) controls power flow to heating and motor circuits, restoring proper electronic regulation in appliances that use SCR-based control boards. Replaces a failed SCR to help return normal heat and motor control. What it does:

• Acts as a switch to regulate current to heating elements or motors when the control board signals it.
• Common symptom: unit fails to heat or run when the control board is commanding operation.
• Common symptom: intermittent or no power to specific circuits controlled by the SCR.
• Helps prevent erratic operation when the SCR is functioning properly.

• Disconnect power to the appliance before servicing to avoid shock or injury.
• Handle the SCR carefully; avoid bending the stud or damaging terminals.
• Mount and torque stud to specified appliance hardware; ensure good electrical contact and any required heat sink connection.

This levelling leg support bracket secures and stabilizes an appliance leg to keep the appliance level and steady on uneven floors. Restores proper footing to reduce rocking and improve door and drawer alignment. What it does:

• Holds the adjustable levelling leg in place so the appliance sits level and stable
• Helps stop rocking, tipping, and uneven operation caused by a loose or damaged bracket
• Restores proper appliance alignment to improve door and drawer sealing and operation
• Works with the factory levelling leg assembly to transfer weight to the cabinet/frame

• Designed for use with the factory levelling leg assembly;
• Turn off and unplug the appliance and empty any contents before working underneath
• Use basic hand tools; avoid forcing parts to prevent damage to cabinet or fasteners
• If mounting fasteners are damaged or missing, replace them with OEM-equivalent hardware