General Electric Dryer Parts

Converting your dryer from LP propane to natural gas? This conversion kit includes the orifice and components needed for a quick, straightforward swap.

Fix a dryer that won't advance cycles or turn on due to a worn timer shaft. This plastic-shaft timer restores knob grip and timing control. 10-minute DIY fix.

Reversible door plug fills unused mounting holes when switching refrigerator door swing direction. Replaces broken or missing plugs for a finished look.

This replacement control panel, also called the backsplash assembly, is the structural console on the rear of the dryer top where the timer and switches mount. It restores secure control mounting and a clean, finished appearance when the original is cracked or damaged.

• Houses and supports the dryer's timer and control switches
• Covers and helps protect console-area wiring from contact
• Aligns control shafts through the panel openings for smooth knob operation
• Common signs of failure: cracked panel, broken mounting tabs, loose or rattling controls

• Disconnect power; for gas models, also shut off the gas supply
• Remove control knobs and mounting screws, then tilt or lift the console to access the panel
• Transfer timer/switches and any brackets from the old panel to the new one, keeping hardware organized
• Do not overtighten screws; verify all controls turn and click freely before restoring power

If your dryer control knob slips or won't turn the timer properly, this plastic timer shaft restores secure engagement between knob and timer mechanism.

Dryer won't heat or you smell gas? The gas valve controls fuel delivery to the burner. Common fix for heating failures and gas leaks. Moderate DIY repair.

Includes 12 washers.

Supports the dryer drum and reduces noise with felt seals. Replace when you hear scraping sounds or notice fabric snagging. Confirm fit with your model.

Dryer won't heat or overheating? The temperature switch controls heat settings. DIY-friendly repair—just swap wires and reassemble. Takes 20 minutes.

This is a replacement screw that can be used with many different types of household appliances. Screws fasten various pieces of machines together. They can also help to reduce the amount of vibration in the machine. If a screw is missing or damaged, it could cause a machine to stop working properly, or to vibrate more than it should.The screws are made from metal and will typically last for a long time. However, the threads and other parts of the screw can wear down with use. The screws could also become lost when making other repairs to the appliance. Replacement of the screws is generally easy, but it will depend on where it is placed.This item can replace certain screws found in various models of ranges, ovens, dryers, and microwaves from General Electric, Hotpoint, Whirlpool, and Kenmore. This is a genuine OEM replacement part sourced from the manufacturer. It is sold individually. Owners may want to have several replacements on hand in case they need them.

Bonds dryer cabinet to ground point for safe operation. Replace if damaged, broken, or missing to restore proper electrical grounding and reduce shock risk.

Seals the gap between drum and bulkhead in your dryer. Replace when worn to eliminate scraping noises, prevent fabric snags, and maintain airflow.

This is a small screw, and it is made for dryers, washers, and washer dryer combos. This is a genuine replacement part made by General Electric. Screws are common in these appliances and can cause many difficulties if they become loose, damaged, or missing.A new screw might be needed if there are areas in the appliance that seem off balance or not level. Another way to tell if a new screw is needed is if there are parts in the appliance that are loose or falling off. This is common over many years of normal use as the shaking of washers and dryers can eventually lead to loose screws. Be sure the washer or dryer is completely off before attempting to replace any screws.This is an OEM part sourced directly from the manufacturer. It is sold individually and is compatible with washers, dryers, and washer dryer combos made by General Electric.

Fixes dryer not heating or overheating issues. This safety thermostat monitors temperature and cuts power when too hot. Basic DIY repair, 30 minutes.

Fix a dryer that overheats or won't heat properly with a new temperature switch. Controls heat settings across multiple cycles. DIY-friendly repair.

Dryer door won't latch or stay closed? This strike plate mounts at the door opening to catch the latch securely. Easy DIY repair for reliable closing.