General Electric Dryer Parts

Dryer won't start or has no power? This electronic control board manages dryer cycles and settings. Straightforward replacement restores function.

Fix buzzing noises or no flame in your gas dryer with a new valve assembly. Solves igniter glow without ignition. Moderate DIY repair with basic tools.

Secures the drive motor to its mounting bracket. Replace if cracked, broken, or missing to keep the motor and blower aligned and stable during operation.

Fix a broken or stripped timer knob that won't turn or stay engaged. This plastic shaft restores the connection between knob and timer. Simple 5-minute fix.

Replacement screw that secures appliance panels and internal components, restoring proper fit and helping prevent rattling or misalignment. Use this fastener when original screws are stripped, missing, or damaged to keep parts stable and secure. What it does:

• Secures panels, trim pieces, brackets and other components to maintain proper alignment and fit.
• Replaces stripped, corroded, or missing screws that can cause rattling, vibration, or loose parts.
• Restores stable mounting for service panels and access covers to reduce noise and movement during operation.
• Simple hardware replacement — helps prevent secondary damage caused by loose or shifted components.

• Disconnect power or gas (when applicable) before servicing to avoid shock or injury.
• Use the correct screwdriver or bit to avoid stripping the head; turn until snug—do not overtighten.
• Keep track of small parts and wear eye protection when working in tight spaces.
• If threads are damaged, replace with the correct OEM screw rather than forcing reuse.

Dryer won't shut off or timer won't advance? This mechanical timer controls cycle timing and program selections. Restores proper cycle operation.

Mounting screw for refrigerators, dryers, and washers. Replaces lost, stripped, or corroded screws during repairs or part installations.

This mechanical oven timer restores simple dial-based timing and end-of-cycle alerts so you can set cook times and receive audible reminders. It replaces a worn or non-advancing timer to bring back reliable basic timing functions. What it does:

• Advances and times cook/clean cycles so the oven rings when a set time ends
• Restores manual timing when the clock/timer no longer advances
• Replaces a timer that fails to sound the end-of-cycle buzzer
• Provides a direct, dial-based alternative to electronic controls on compatible units

• Always disconnect power to the appliance before beginning service
• Access typically requires removing the control panel or console; support the console while detaching the timer
• Align the timer shaft and knob carefully during installation to avoid damage

Fix dryer overheating or not heating issues with this thermistor assembly. Monitors temperature throughout drying cycles for proper heat regulation.

Replacement power cord for dryers. Installs to restore electrical connection. Replaces damaged, frayed, or worn cords for safe appliance operation.

This push button is the user-facing control button that completes a control circuit when pressed, restoring responsiveness to a worn or broken selector interface. It provides a direct, replaceable way to fix unresponsive or stuck control input. What it does

• Acts as the external control button that engages the appliance's internal switch when pressed
• Restores tactile feedback and reliable control input if the original button is cracked, loose, or missing
• Common symptom fix: buttons that stick, don't depress fully, or fail to activate functions
• Works with the matched internal switch assembly to ensure consistent operation

• Disconnect power before any service
• Remove the control panel or bezel as needed to access the button; avoid prying on surrounding trim
• Replace the button by aligning and snapping it into the button housing; do not force or bend retaining tabs
• If the button does not restore function, inspect the underlying switch/mechanism for damage before ordering additional parts

Secures the idler assembly to the dryer chassis to maintain proper belt tension. Replace if screw is stripped, missing, or won't hold the tensioner.

This control component allows selection of different heat settings and is located on the dryer's control panel. Replace it if you can't select certain temperature settings, the dryer runs too hot or cold, or the switch feels loose or unresponsive.

The Water Valve is an OEM part for GE electric dryers. Located near the bottom of the machine, it controls water flow into the condenser system during moisture-sensing cycles.

The moisture sensing function uses this valve to introduce precise amounts of water vapor into the exhaust air stream periodically. This allows the condenser to capture moisture readings accurately and determine optimal cycle time based on humidity levels. 

Causes of failure include mineral buildup restricting flow, worn seals enabling leaks, or misaligned internal components hindering valve movement.

Symptoms of a faulty water valve are: 

• Loss of moisture sensing ability
• Incomplete or improper readings affecting cycle times  
• Water leaks from the valve area
• Failure to inject water vapor as needed

This part is also compatible with some Kenmore models using GE components.

Dryer not heating or taking too long to dry? This heating element assembly generates hot air for proper drying. Moderate DIY repair restores heat.

Dryer shuts off after a few seconds or won't power on? Replace the main power control board to restore power distribution and control functions.