General Electric Gasket & Seal

The fan was straightforward unscrew and disconnect wires then reinstall. The gaskets required the door to be disassembled contrary to the video that was provided when purchasing the gasket for the door. Disassembly was not hard just take a lot of pictures so you get everything back into the correct place. Also, a good time to clean door frame and wash the glass. Read more

Evaporator fan motor in our freezer was bad. Ordered new one with 2 day delivery and had it in 2 days. Thankfully it was very easy to get to from the front of the freezer. There are 3 different options for same motor with different wire harnesses. I bought the cheapest option and then snipped and reconnected the wires to the existing harness. That saved us $50. Still well under an hour from the time I opened the tool box to putting the last tool away. Fridge is now plenty cold even set on 5. . Read more

Pulled the front cover off. Disconnected the wires to the control panel. Lifted the top off the stove. Removed all the burners and indicator lights and mounted them to the new glass. Reinstalled the glass top Hooked up all wires Reinstalled front panel. Read more

Pulled the front cover off. Disconnected the wires to the control panel. Lifted the top off the stove. Removed all the burners and indicator lights and mounted them to the new glass. Reinstalled the glass top Hooked up all wires Reinstalled front panel. Read more

Although that this is a 10 yrs old appliance, I decided to repair it as it is part of the entire set in the kitchen. I used the tips on the videos at AppliancePartsPros site and was easy to replace the parts and fix. Only the Inlet sump was leaking, but I decided to replace all parts that are made with similar material to avoid further problems. I was a good decision as the pump suction tube was showing signs of start leaking. I would suggest AppliancePartsPros make that kind of suggestion... Read more

Replaced the divertor doors. It is working perfectly now. Even the bottom crisper drawers. Read more

Outer basket had a lot of rust on the lip at the top of the basket, I ordered tub gasket, but when I removed the old gasket, some of the lip broke off, leaving gaps at the top, went to the hardware store, and purchased thin sheet of 8x10" aluminum, cut and shaped pieces from this sheet, to fit under the damaged lip, to bridge the gaps, rounded edges to fit against the rounded part of the outer tub, under the lip, once shaped, I glued them in place with emblem adhesive, did this all the way... Read more

Replace the rear drum bearing and idler pulley and the top front bearing housing parts. Your how to do it Videos where indispensable to me in repairing my dryers. The instructions on how dissemble the dryer to remove damage parts and then reassemble save me time and heartache. Thank You Read more

Replaced gasket. Read more