How to Troubleshoot & Replace Ge AP3884051 / WH41X10119 Dispenser Seal

The fill tube from the dispenser to the tub was cracked and needed to be replaced. 

Well I have to admit this it the first time I actually worked on this type of washer. Once I found out where the leak was I did a google search and it brought me to this style with this company. After I searched for the piece and then confirmed it was the issue and searched the site where it asked about similar issues and then I confirmed that was the issue. As some other reviews stated it was harder to take apart and put the washer back together then actually replacing the part. I have to let everyone know that this company has to be one of the best companies to deal with their customer service and their attention to detail is by far the best I've dealt with, The parts were exactly what was needed, the service was perfect, the items were supposed to be here in 2-5 business days and they were in my hands next day. AWESOME company all the way and all parts are OEM parts. 

I ordered for the water dispenser pipe and the seal, watched the video that was sent with my receipt and I got it fixed. Thanks to AppliancePartsPros.com. You guys are awesome, reliable, and trustworthy. 

Replaced both. 

We took off the top of the washer and replaced the dispenser vent hose. We also cleaned the filter. So far it’s holding up without any leaks. The process was very easy with the instructional videos appliance parts pros offers. 

Replacing the main box fixed the problem. The channels in the top of the main box were clogged after 10 years of use and incoming water was not flowing properly into the soap dispenser. 

Pulled lower panel to observe leakage severity and proximate location while running a small load. No error codes were set. Found leak to be emanating from area near soap dispensing tray. Began disassembly to investigate. Dispenser to tub tube had oxidized and split along manufactured seam. Ordered dispenser to tub tube and dispenser seal from Appliance Parts Pros. Replaced both parts according to video directions from Appliance Parts Pros, reassembled and tested. No more leaks. 

Replaced cracked water inlet tube 

Took outside coverings off, ran washer to see at what point in the cycle it leaked, traced the leak to a broken Water Inlet Pipe. 

Changed damaged part