Ge WH41X10206 Funnel Shower Head OEM Part

Replaced the filler funnel, the hose between the water valve and the filler funnel split.

Replaced the funnel shower head (plastic nozzle that directs water into the tub). It was severely cracked due to a cross country move resulting in a water spray under the top of the washer and almost into the electronic circuit board. Unknown to me, as I was not the original owner, there is a shipping bar (long ago discarded) that locks the spring-suspended tub in position and prevents it from bouncing around during shipment. Without it in place, the tub bounced around enough during the move to hit and crack the nozzle. Easy repair, just take your time and use common sense. Note: There is an instruction sheet placed inside the electronics panel that provides instructions on how to diagnose trouble codes and place the washer into "test mode" to check operation of each major component/system. A schematic is also provided just in case you are unsure of connector placement.

Water spraying all over due to rust build up in holes of sprayer

Followed your Video online and the fix was extremely. I ordered the Funnel Shower Head just in case that was a problem along with the Valve Triple Water unit Had a ongoing small "leak" into my GE washer tub and swapped out the parts and everything seems fine now. No more leaks at moment. Will find out as time goes by in the Fix holds. .

Took front panel off, added water to tub, then drained to see if pump or hoses were leaking. They were not but still saw water on floor but couldn't tell where it came from, so took top panel off and noticed corrosion on the metal mounting plate near inlet valve and sprayer head and sensor, soI bought those 3 parts, 45 mins later it was done with no leaks. $58 is a lot better than $450 for a new one! Saved myself $300 to $400