General Electric Housing Or Cover

This rear fan housing cover protects the dryer's blower and rear fan area from lint, debris and accidental contact, helping maintain airflow and safe operation. It's a direct-fit replacement when the original is cracked or missing. What it does:

• Protects the rear fan and blower assembly from lint accumulation and foreign objects
• Helps maintain proper airflow through the dryer cabinet
• Reduces risk of contact with rotating fan components
• Can address symptoms like unusual air leaks from the rear, visible housing damage, or loose/missing rear cover

• One rear fan housing cover

• Disconnect power to the appliance before beginning any repair
• Remove the dryer's back panel or cabinet to access the rear fan housing
• Inspect adjacent components (fan, blower wheel, mounting screws) and replace any damaged fasteners during reassembly

This cover motor slide protects the appliance motor assembly and helps keep moving parts aligned for smooth operation. It replaces a damaged or missing slide to reduce noise and prevent debris contact with the motor. What it does:

• Shields the motor and related components from debris and contact
• Keeps the motor properly positioned to reduce rubbing and vibration
• Helps maintain correct airflow around the motor area
• Commonly replaced when you see noise, rubbing, or a damaged/missing cover

• One cover motor slide

• Disconnect power before beginning any repair
• Handle carefully; edges and clips can be sharp or fragile

A replacement cover that protects and organizes the oven/range terminal block wiring, helping prevent accidental contact and short circuits. Fits over the terminal connections to keep wiring secure and insulated for safer operation. What it does

• Shields live terminal connections to reduce the risk of accidental contact and electrical shorts
• Helps keep wiring neatly routed and positioned at the appliance rear or junction area
• Protects terminals from debris and incidental snagging during use or service
• Supports conventional terminal block layouts used on many ranges and ovens

• One cover terminal block

• Disconnect power at the breaker or unplug the appliance before starting work
• Install over the terminal block so all terminals are fully covered; secure per the appliance's factory routing
• Use only the OEM cover and do not modify the part or wiring