General Electric Bumper, Bushing, Grommet Parts

This small rubber cushion provides a soft stopping surface to reduce noise, vibration and wear where moving parts contact the cabinet or tub. It helps keep components aligned and running quietly for longer. What it does

• Acts as a bumper between moving parts and the cabinet to reduce rattling and impact noise
• Dampens vibration to prevent premature wear on adjacent parts
• Helps maintain proper spacing and alignment for doors, panels or internal assemblies
• Commonly used where a soft, durable contact point is required

• One cushion as shown

• Disconnect power to the appliance before inspecting or replacing the cushion
• Typically installs by pressing into a slot or onto a mounting post; check exact position before removal
• Replace any worn or torn cushions to restore quiet operation and prevent damage

Spring extension sleeve for dishwasher assemblies. Replace this protective sleeve if it's cracked, worn, or missing to restore proper support and function.

This panel locator secures and positions the control or trim panel so it stays aligned during normal use, preventing rattles and misalignment. It's a small replacement part that restores proper fit and finish to the panel assembly. What it does:

• Holds the control/trim panel in the correct position to prevent shifting or rattling
• Replaces a broken, cracked, or missing locator that causes an uneven or loose panel
• Helps maintain panel alignment for a clean appearance and proper function
• Used where a snap-in locator or mounting tab has worn or failed

• One panel locator as shown

• Basic hand tools may be required; remove power to the appliance before starting
• Inspect surrounding clips and mounting points; replace other damaged fasteners as needed
• Press or snap the locator into the panel slot until it seats securely; avoid excessive force

This bush bearing is a small replacement bushing that supports a rotating shaft and helps the appliance spin smoothly. Replacing a worn bushing restores quieter, steadier operation and prevents further wear to adjoining parts. What it does:

• Provides a low-friction surface for a rotating shaft to ride on
• Keeps the shaft centered to reduce vibration and wobbling during operation
• Reduces metal-on-metal wear between the shaft and housing
• Commonly replaced when you notice excessive noise, rough spinning, or vibration

• Disconnect power (and water if applicable) before beginning any repair.
• Access usually requires partial disassembly of the cabinet or drum assembly; follow OEM instructions.
• Inspect surrounding seals, shafts, and housings for wear and replace if damaged.