General Electric Hose Or Tube

To access the tub seal, complete disassembly of the washer unit was involved, including removal of the dryer unit on top in order to pull out both tubs. The motor and bearings must also be removed as well from the underside of the outer tub. Read more

Ordered new parts and put them in! Read more

Removed the back of the washing machine, removed the hose and installed the new one easy peasy... Read more

I checked the water supply to the solenoid valve and it was okay, but no water was getting passed the valve. I checked the 115 vac signal from the ice maker to the valve and it was present. Unfortunately I did not know to depress the white fitting on the outlet of the valve to release the line to the ice maker so I cut it, and had to purchase a replacement. A new valve arrived from Appliance Part Pros and was installed as well as a new line and clamp. By this time some moisture had frozen in... Read more

I purchased this part and was super impressed with how fast it arrived. Rather than try to puzzle out how to replace the hoses on my own, I did a quick Google search and found this YouTube video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tlzd3jTYBNc#t=112 It step by step shows how to pull the dishwasher apart to replace the hose. I thought it was relatively easy, and no longer have to deal with leaks while the dishwasher is running. Read more

Had to cut the old line at the water storage tank and attach the new one using the connector fitting from the kit. The new line was run on the outside of the refrigerator to reach the solenoid valve on the opposite side. The is no route within the refrig other than under the compressor/motor. Not the best situation but I secured the line with cable clamps. Read more

Ordered what I needed and installed them Read more

I replaced the pump and motor assembly. I also proactively replaced the fill hose while I had the dishwasher out since it was decades old. GE now only sells a generic kit. There were about 7 different sets of directions for different groups of models, and myriad adapters and other parts to support all of them. I wish GE had provided a way of looking up which instructions to use based on model # as that would have saved me a lot of trouble sorting out the instructions, but I didn't find one.... Read more

It was leaking profusely from my GE Profile dishwasher and after a quick look underneath, and shaking a few things around, I could easily see that the water inlet valve had failed and began to leak. Easy enough. I went to Appliance Part Pros to order the part and when I got to the page, they had a helpful video on how to do everything right there! Disconnect the electric and water, remove two electrical connectors, remove a clamp, remove two hex screws, replace the part, and reattach... Read more

The impeller shaft on the drain pump snapped in half. I ordered a new drain pump and replaced it in about 20 minutes. Shipping was quick and moderately priced. Read more