General Electric Endcap Parts

This right-side end support secures and aligns a refrigerator shelf/rail or drawer track so slides operate smoothly and stay in place. Replacing a damaged support restores proper shelf alignment and prevents drawers or bins from sagging. What it does

• Holds the end of a shelf rail or drawer track to keep sliding parts aligned
• Prevents shelves or drawers from sagging, binding, or falling out
• Reduces wobble or uneven movement when loading or sliding shelves/drawers
• Helps restore proper operation after a cracked, broken, or worn end bracket

• Disconnect power before working inside the refrigerator and remove food/items from affected area
• Remove the shelf, drawer, or rail to access the end support; note orientation for reassembly
• Require basic hand tools (screwdriver, nut driver) and light prying to release tabs or fasteners
• Reinstall components and test sliding action; discard damaged parts before reuse

This end support secures and aligns the appliance drum/shaft assembly so the tub spins smoothly and quietly. Replacing a worn support restores proper drum position and reduces rubbing or wobbling during operation. What it does:

• Holds the drum/shaft in the correct position at the left front to maintain smooth rotation
• Provides a mounting surface and bearing area that prevents metal-on-metal contact
• Common symptom: loud scraping, grinding or thumping noises during spin
• Common symptom: visible drum wobble, rubbing or uneven rotation

• Disconnect power before any disassembly
• Remove outer panels and drum as needed to access the support; follow your model's service manual for steps
• Keep track of fasteners and note part orientation for correct reassembly
• Inspect adjacent parts for wear and replace if needed

This right-side black end cap finishes and secures the end of a trim, rail or channel to restore proper fit and appearance. It prevents sharp edges and keeps the assembly aligned for reliable operation. What it does:

• Covers and protects the exposed end of a trim, rail or channel to reduce sharp edges and wear
• Helps hold the trim/rail in place so shelves, drawers or doors stay aligned and operate smoothly
• Stops rattling or movement caused by a missing or broken end cap
• Restores OEM appearance where the original end cap is cracked, warped or lost

• One right-side black end cap

• High-level replacement; typically snaps or slides into position without special tools
• Remove power or secure appliance parts as needed before working in the area
• Inspect mating trim/rail for damage and replace if worn to ensure proper fit

This right-side end cap is a replacement trim/closure piece designed for the washer cabinet to restore proper fit and finish and help keep internals protected from debris. It replaces a damaged, cracked or missing end cap. What it does:

• Covers and protects the washer's right-side edge or mounting area from dust and moisture
• Restores a flush appearance where the original end cap was cracked or broken
• Helps prevent snagging on clothing or towels from a damaged trim piece
• Can reduce rattles or vibration caused by a loose or missing end cap

• Disconnect power to the appliance before beginning any work
• Usually secured with screws or clips; basic hand tools are typically all that's required
• Align the part to the right-side mounting location and fasten securely without over-tightening

Color: Black

White. Right had side

Black. Right hand side

This left-hand end cap is a direct-fit replacement part that helps secure the washer's left-side assembly and restores proper cabinet/drum alignment for smoother operation and reduced vibration. What it does:

• Caps and protects the left-side end of the washer assembly to prevent wear and debris entry
• Helps maintain proper alignment of the washer drum/cabinet on the left side
• Reduces noise, rubbing, or wobbling caused by a damaged or missing end cap
• Matches OEM fit and mounting points for straightforward replacement

• Disconnect power and water to the washer before starting any repair
• Basic hand tools may be required; some disassembly of the cabinet or front panel could be needed
• Inspect adjacent components (gaskets, seals, fasteners) for wear while replacing the end cap