General Electric Knob, Dial & Button

A 3-button assembly that replaces worn or unresponsive pushbuttons on the appliance control panel, restoring reliable button actuation and user input. Designed to match the original control interface and maintain normal operation. What it does:

• Replaces damaged or non-functioning pushbuttons on the control panel
• Restores tactile button response and reliable signal input to the control board
• Helps resolve symptoms like buttons that stick, fail to register presses, or feel loose
• Used when individual buttons or the whole button cluster are cracked, worn, or intermittent

• Disconnect power before servicing to avoid electric shock.
• Access may require removing the control panel or console; keep screws and small parts organized.
• Handle the assembly carefully to avoid damaging connectors; align and seat connectors fully.

Replaces cracked, broken, or missing dryer control panel bezel and insert assembly. Restores the finished look around control dials and buttons.

Replace your dryer's cycle selector knob if cracked, broken, or missing. This control knob installs on the front panel and allows manual selection.

Replace your washer's control knob if cracked, broken, or missing. This part mounts on the control panel to operate cycle settings and options.

Replace your washer's settings button if it's cracked, broken, worn, or missing. This control panel button restores the ability to select wash settings.

This cluster button assembly replaces a worn or unresponsive set of control buttons on the microwave control panel, restoring reliable touch input and clear button feedback for normal operation. What it does:

• Replaces the grouped button/keypad area used to select microwave functions and power levels
• Restores tactile response and electrical contact for buttons that are sticking, unresponsive, or intermittent
• Helps resolve symptoms like buttons that don't register, multiple presses required, or inconsistent control input
• Works with the existing control board and overlay when compatible

• Disconnect power at the breaker or unplug the appliance before starting any work
• Access typically requires removing the outer control panel or door trim—handle panels carefully to avoid damage
• Use appropriate tools and keep track of screws and connectors; do not force connectors when unplugging