General Electric Motor

This motor, switch & pulley assembly drives the drum and controls motor operation so your dryer tumbles and heats correctly. Direct-fit replacement for the original equipment assembly to restore normal drum rotation and motor switching. What it does:

• Powers drum rotation by coupling the motor to the drive system
• Houses the motor switch that controls on/off and safety switching
• Includes the pulley that routes the drive belt and maintains belt tension
• Commonly replaces worn pulley, failed switch, or motor-related tumbling issues
• Stops dryer from tumbling, causes loud squeaks, or prevents motor start when failed

• Disconnect power before starting any repair to avoid shock or injury
• This assembly typically mounts in the dryer cabinet and may require belt removal and basic hand tools
• Inspect the drive belt and mounting hardware while installing; replace if damaged

This motor and centrifugal switch assembly powers drum rotation and controls run/stop functions, restoring normal tumble in electric dryers. Replacing a failed unit returns reliable drum movement and helps clear symptoms of motor-related stoppages. What it does:

• Spins the dryer drum and drives the blower for proper airflow
• Uses an integrated centrifugal switch to engage and disengage motor circuits
• Commonly replaced when the dryer won't tumble, motor hums without turning, or intermittent run/stop behavior occurs
• Also used when motor overheats, trips thermal limits, or shows visible damage or burning

• One motor and centrifugal switch assembly

• Disconnect power before starting; this part requires working near electrical connections
• Handle the motor carefully — it may be heavy and has exposed terminals
• Inspect related components (belt, idler, blower) for wear while unit is open

This induction motor assembly powers the mechanical drive in compatible laundry appliances, restoring rotation for tumbling or airflow so the appliance can resume normal operation. Designed to replace a worn or failed motor quickly. What it does:

• Drives the appliance's mechanical components to enable drum tumbling or blower rotation
• Stops functioning when the motor is worn, causing no tumble, humming, or intermittent operation
• Restores reliable rotation when the original motor has seized, failed to start, or runs inconsistently
• Works as the direct replacement motor specified for the listed part number

• Disconnect power before beginning any repair to avoid shock or injury
• Installation may require basic hand tools and removal of access panels
• Inspect wiring and mounts for damage and replace any worn fasteners or wire connectors

This motor assembly kit replaces a worn or failed motor assembly to restore proper operation, reduce noise and vibration, and get the appliance running reliably again. Designed as a direct-replacement assembly. What it does

• Drives the appliance's rotating components so drums, tubs, or blowers spin as intended.
• Helps eliminate failure symptoms like a unit that won't start, won't spin, or only hums.
• Reduces abnormal noises, grinding, or excessive vibration caused by a failing motor.
• Restores normal airflow or agitation when a motor-related fault reduces performance.

• Disconnect power (unplug or flip breaker) before starting any repair.
• Basic hand tools and moderate mechanical skill are typically required; follow factory service instructions.
• Keep wiring orientation and mounting hardware correct; replace any damaged clips or fasteners.

This motor inverter and control kit is the assembled replacement for a failed motor inverter/control module, restoring proper motor speed control and electronic drive functions so the appliance can run reliably again. What it does:

• Replaces the inverter and motor control electronics that govern variable motor speed and start/stop functions
• Restores normal motor operation when the inverter or control has failed or produced drive errors
• Can resolve symptoms like the motor not starting, intermittent operation, or electronic error/fault codes
• Helps eliminate abnormal motor behavior caused by faulty control electronics

• Disconnect power to the appliance before starting work to avoid shock or injury
• Handle the control board and connectors by the edges; avoid touching circuit traces and components
• Use common hand tools and follow the appliance service manual for removal and installation steps