Parts for Ge VFD31EDSR0WW: Cabinet & Top Panel Parts

This is a ST3.5 x 12 self-tapping screw designed to secure trim, panels, and small appliance components. It replaces stripped or missing screws to restore proper fit and reduce movement or vibration. What it does:

• Fastens appliance panels, brackets, or trim where ST3.5 x 12 screws are specified
• Helps stop rattling, loose panels, or parts that shift during operation
• Provides a secure threaded hold in thin sheet metal or plastic mounting points
• Matches OEM fit where the WH02X26267 screw is specified

• Use the properly sized Phillips driver to avoid cam-out and head damage
• Start screws straight and apply steady pressure; do not over-torque to prevent stripping
• Wear eye protection when working with small fasteners and sharp edges
• Compare size and thread to ensure a proper match

This replacement belt protector bolt secures the dryer belt protector to the cabinet, keeping the belt aligned and shielded during operation. Durable metal construction restores proper routing and helps prevent belt wear or rubbing. What it does

• Fastens the belt protector to the dryer frame to maintain correct belt position.
• Prevents the belt from contacting sharp edges or rubbing against the cabinet.
• Helps reduce noise and premature belt wear caused by a loose protector.
• Small OEM fastener designed to match factory fit and function.

• One belt protector bolt.

• Disconnect power to the appliance before starting any repairs.
• Requires basic hand tools (screwdriver or socket) to remove/install.
• Hand-start threads and tighten securely; avoid over-tightening to prevent stripping.
• Verify belt alignment and protector position before restoring power and testing.

A metal cross brace that reinforces and stabilizes the appliance frame, keeping panels and internal assemblies aligned for reliable operation. Fits where a structural support bar is required to reduce movement and maintain proper fit. What it does:

• Reinforces the appliance cabinet or chassis to prevent flexing and misalignment
• Helps maintain correct spacing for doors, panels, and internal components
• Reduces vibration and rattling that can come from a loose or damaged support
• Restores structural integrity after wear, impact, or corrosion

• One cross brace

• Turn off power and disconnect the appliance before beginning any work
• Basic hand tools required; follow torque guidance in the service manual when available
• Inspect adjacent fasteners and mounting points; replace any stripped or damaged hardware

This ground screw secures an appliance's chassis grounding connection to ensure a reliable electrical ground and help reduce the risk of shock or electrical faults. Simple replacement when the original screw is missing, damaged, or corroded. What it does:

• Fastens the appliance ground wire or grounding strap to the metal chassis for a secure electrical ground.
• Restores a proper grounding point when the original screw is loose, stripped, corroded, or missing.
• Helps address symptoms related to poor grounding, such as intermittent power, electrical noise, or tripped breakers (as reported).
• Provides a direct, stable connection that supports safe appliance operation.

• One ground screw

• Disconnect power to the appliance before attempting any repairs to avoid electrical shock.
• Tighten to snug contact with the chassis; avoid overtightening which can strip threads or damage the metal.
• If ground wire or chassis threads are damaged, inspect for necessary additional parts or repair.

A rear leveling leg bracket that supports and stabilizes the back of a range or oven, helping keep the appliance level for safe, even cooking. It replaces a worn or broken rear support bracket. What it does:

• Provides a mounting point for the appliance's rear leveling leg so the unit sits level
• Restores stability and reduces rocking or uneven movement
• Helps ensure proper door alignment and sealing by keeping the appliance square
• Prevents excessive vibration that can affect operation

• One rear leveling leg bracket

• Disconnect power (and gas if applicable) and pull the appliance away from the wall before starting
• Support the appliance's weight while removing or installing the bracket to prevent tipping
• Use appropriate hand tools and keep fasteners; replace any damaged mounting hardware

This fixed-line clip secures a refrigerator's water or tubing line to the cabinet, keeping the line routed and held firmly to reduce vibration and wear. It's a simple replacement that restores proper line routing and helps prevent contact-related damage. What it does:

• Holds water tubing or small lines against the cabinet or frame to prevent rubbing and chafing
• Keeps lines routed securely to reduce vibration noise or rattling
• Helps prevent kinks or dislodging that can lead to leaks or flow issues
• Replaces a broken or missing clip to restore factory routing and fit

• One fixed-line clip

• Disconnect power and shut off the water supply before working on water lines
• Access may require removing a lower kickplate or interior panel; keep fasteners for reassembly
• Clip typically snaps into a slot or over an edge; no special tools required, but pliers or a flat screwdriver can help
• Inspect routed tubing for wear; replace or re-seat tubing as needed when installing the clip

This ground screw secures a chassis or component grounding conductor to the appliance frame, restoring a reliable earth connection for safety. It's a direct-fit fastener commonly used where the cabinet ground or wire terminal needs reattachment. What it does:

• Provides a secure point to attach the appliance ground wire to the cabinet or chassis.
• Restores or maintains electrical grounding to help prevent shock hazards.
• Used when original screw is missing, damaged, or corroded and ground continuity is compromised.
• Compatible with typical appliance sheet-metal grounding points.

• Turn off and disconnect power before inspecting or working on appliance wiring or grounding connections.
• Use appropriate screwdriver and tighten until snug; avoid over-torquing which can strip threads or damage sheet metal.
• Verify ground continuity with a multimeter after installation and restore any protective panels before powering appliance.