Ge WH41X10119 Dispenser Seal OEM Part

I replaced the door seal for the leak. We had a small tear in the sealing surface that resulted in water dripping down the front of the machine (just below the door). I also replaced the detergent dispenser main box with diverter unit. This corrected excessive water being left inside the detergent dispenser at the end of each cycle. I highly recommend replacing the dispenser seal and gasket nozzle to be on the safe side. As these parts are subject to wear and fatigue over the life of the machine. They are cheap enough to bear no significant reason not to. These small pieces are often over looked when performing repairs. But when you need them, you'll be glad that you ordered them.

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.

Replaced Water Inlet Pipe and Dispenser Seal. GE would not give me the service manual, and I work for GE. So, paid someone on eBay $1.90 for a PDF document. Found a YouTube video that showed the likely cause of the leak, which was correct, but did not show all steps. The service manual filled in the blanks. Ordered these two parts from AppliancePartsPros.com, paid only for standard shipping, and FedEx dropped them off the next day!

Purchased a $14 part from AppliancePartsPros after learning the repair guy was going to charge me $197.00 to do the work. Instead of paying the guy to do it for me. I bought the $14 part and went to work taking apart my washing machine to get to it. It was not the easiest fix, but I did get the job done and the leak is fixed. I was kind of set back on the quality of parts that GE uses for their machines. GE seems to ensure you will need to replace parts on a washing machine within the first five years. I miss the days when you bought a washing machine and it lasted 20 years. GE especially seems to be in the busy to nickle and dime their customers instead of making good quality products. I will probably need to change this part again in another three to four years, but at least I know I can come to AppliancePartsPros to get what I need and fix any issues.... thanks