General Electric Pump

This dishwasher sump inlet forms the sealed passage between the tub and the pump system, directing wash water out of the basin. Replacing a cracked or clogged inlet helps stop leaks and restores steady water circulation and cleaning performance.

• Channels water from the tub into the circulation/drain system
• Maintains a watertight seal at the tub floor to prevent leaks and air intrusion
• Helps preserve spray pressure and consistent wash performance
• Common symptoms of failure: water leaking under the unit, weak cleaning results, unusual pump noise, visible cracks or warping

• Disconnect power and water supply; wear cut-resistant gloves and place a towel or shallow pan to catch residual water
• Access may require removing the lower spray arm, filters, and toe panel; note hose/clamp orientation before removal
• Clean sealing surfaces before seating the new inlet; secure per model design and ensure all connections are tight
• Reassemble and run a short test cycle while inspecting for leaks

This inlet sump is the lower-tub water intake for the circulation system. It channels wash water to the pump and seals the connection, helping prevent leaks and restoring proper wash performance when the original is cracked, warped, or clogged.

• Directs wash water from the tub into the circulation pump
• Maintains a watertight seal at the pump/sump opening
• Common failure symptoms: water leaking from beneath the unit, poor cleaning results, unusual noise from the pump area
• Visual clues: cracks, deformation, or mineral buildup on the sump inlet

• Disconnect power and shut off the water supply before servicing
• Access is typically from inside the tub and/or the bottom; remove lower rack, spray arm, and sump cover as needed
• Transfer existing clamps/seals and inspect gaskets; replace any worn seals for a proper fit
• Seat the sump fully, secure connections, then run a short cycle to check for leaks

This dishwasher drain pump removes wastewater from the tub at the end of cycles, helping prevent standing water and ensuring proper draining performance. Replacing a failing pump restores efficient water removal and helps avoid wet dishes and odors.

• Pumps water out of the dishwasher to the household drain
• Common symptoms: won't drain or leaves water in the bottom, unusual humming/buzzing during drain, intermittent or slow draining
• Also helps if the pump is seized or electrically failed

• Disconnect power and turn off water before servicing
• Protect the floor from residual water; have towels or a shallow pan ready
• Access is typically from the bottom/front; transfer wiring and hose clamps to the new pump
• Ensure a clear, unkinked drain hose and a clear air gap or disposal inlet after installation

This drain pump assembly removes water from the washer tub during the drain portions of the cycle, helping ensure proper rinsing and spinning and preventing water from remaining in the machine after a wash.

• Pumps wastewater from the tub through the drain hose to the household standpipe
• Common failure symptoms include the washer not draining, water left in the tub, loud humming or grinding from the pump area, or leaks around the pump/hose connections
• Restores proper drainage to support effective spin performance

• Disconnect power and turn off water supply before servicing; bail or wet-vac any standing water
• Keep towels or a pan handy to catch residual water when removing hoses
• Mark hose positions and transfer any existing mounting brackets or connectors from the old pump as needed
• Inspect and reseat hose clamps and the drain hose to ensure a watertight seal before testing

This pump and brake assembly drains water from the tub and applies the basket brake in your top-load washer. Replacing a worn assembly restores proper draining and a safe, prompt basket stop between cycles. What it does

• Pumps water out of the washer during drain and spin phases
• Applies the brake to stop the spin basket between cycles or when the lid switch is activated
• Helps reduce extended coast-down and stopping squeal
• Typical symptoms: standing water, slow/no drain, leaking at the pump area, basket coasts too long or squeals when stopping

• One pump and brake assembly

• Disconnect power and water supply; drain remaining water from hoses before service
• Access from the washer's underside; support the unit securely
• Transfer existing hoses/clamps to the new pump and secure all connections; if belt-driven, verify proper belt routing and pulley alignment
• Run a brief fill/drain test and recheck for leaks and proper basket stop

This sump cap seals the sump opening at the bottom of the dishwasher tub to contain wash water and protect the pump. Replace a cracked, loose, or missing cap to help prevent leaks and maintain proper wash performance. What it does:

• Seals the sump opening to keep water inside the tub and direct flow to the pump
• Helps keep debris out of the pump intake
• Restores a secure fit when the original cap is cracked, stripped, or warped
• Common symptoms: water leaking from the base, moisture under the dishwasher, visible damage, or a missing cap

• Disconnect power and turn off the water supply.
• Remove the lower rack and, if needed, the lower spray arm to access the sump.
• Remove the old cap and clean the sealing area; install the new cap and hand-tighten until snug—do not overtighten.
• Run a short cycle and check for leaks around the sump.

Vent driver assembly operates the dryer vent door to manage airflow during operation. Replacing a faulty driver restores proper vent door movement, improving exhaust flow and helping prevent backdrafts. What it does:

• Moves and positions the vent/duct door so exhaust can exit when the appliance runs
• Retracts/closes the vent door when the appliance stops to limit backdrafts
• Common symptoms: vent door won't open or close, reduced exhaust airflow, or visible vent door sticking
• Interfaces with the vent door linkage and the appliance wiring harness to receive control signals

• Disconnect power to the appliance before starting any repair to avoid shock or injury
• Basic hand tools are typically required; support the vent door assembly during removal/installation
• Handle wiring connectors and plastic components carefully to avoid damage
• Follow the appliance's service manual or OEM instructions for exact steps and torque/spec guidance

The DRAIN PUMP is an OEM component specifically designed for GE washers. It is located near the base of the unit and functions to remove water from the wash tub at the end of cycles. The drain pump works vigorously to expel soiled water through the drain hose for hygienic cleaning.  

Symptoms of a bad drain pump include:

• Water remaining in the tub even after cycles have finished running  
• Drain hose that is not effectively carrying away water
• Strange gurgling or churning noises coming from below the unit
• Possible leakage from seals or connections near the drain area

Causes can include internal blockages from built-up debris, wearing of impeller seals or motor, or physical damage impairing pump functionality.

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This mechanism assembly is the timed control component that advances and governs cycle functions, restoring proper cycle sequencing and timing for the appliance. It replaces a worn or non-advancing timer mechanism. What it does:

• Advances the appliance timer so cycles progress to the next step
• Controls mechanical switch cams that engage heating, agitation, or spin
• Commonly helps when cycles won't advance, stop mid-cycle, or run continuously
• Works as the core drive for mechanical timer-based controls

• Disconnect power before servicing to avoid shock or injury
• Handle gently; align cams and shafts as OEM instructions specify
• Refer to the appliance's service manual or tech sheet for exact alignment and testing procedures

This is a replacement washer drive motor that powers the tub to spin and agitate, restoring normal wash and spin cycles. Fits specified GE top-load washers and matches OEM form and function. What it does

• Spins the wash tub to perform spin cycles and remove water
• Powers the agitation/oscillation action during wash cycles
• Commonly replaced when the washer won't spin, won't agitate, or hums without turning
• Helps eliminate intermittent power-to-motor issues when motor failure is the root cause

• One replacement drive motor

• Disconnect power before starting any repair to avoid electric shock
• May require removing the washer cabinet or access panels and detaching the old motor wiring and mounting screws
• Handle carefully — support the tub/drum as needed during motor removal and reinstallation

This is the mechanism S/S assembly used to control the appliance's mechanical functions and restore proper operation. Replacing a worn or broken mechanism helps resolve intermittent or failed mechanical actions and audible clicking. What it does:

• Transfers user input into mechanical movement to operate the appliance's internal components
• Engages and releases internal linkages for door, latch, or control actions
• Restores consistent mechanical response when original mechanism is worn, stuck, or broken
• Can stop symptoms like inconsistent operation, failure to engage, or unusual noises during cycles

• One mechanism S/S assembly

• Replace only with the exact OEM part number
• Disconnect power (and water, if applicable) before attempting any repair
• Handle small components carefully; keep screws and clips organized for reassembly

This complete drain pump assembly removes standing water from the washer during drain cycles to help restore normal draining and prevent water from pooling in the tub. Designed as a direct-replacement pump assembly. What it does:

• Pumps wastewater from the washer tub to the drain during drain/spin cycles.
• Restores proper draining when a worn or failed pump prevents water removal.
• Helps prevent leaks caused by damaged pump housings or seals when replaced promptly.

• Disconnect power and turn off water supply before beginning any service.
• Drain remaining water from the washer before removing the old pump to reduce spills.
• Inspect hoses and the drain path for clogs or foreign objects before installing the new pump.
• Reconnect electrical connectors and hoses securely; test a short drain cycle to check for leaks.

This replacement pump drain pumps water from the washer tub so cycles can finish and clothes don't sit in standing water. Fits as the direct OEM-style drain pump to restore normal draining and rinse/spin performance. What it does:

• Pumps out wash and rinse water so cycles can complete without standing water
• Stops or reduces common drain-related issues like slow draining or water remaining after a cycle
• Resolves error codes or pump-noise symptoms caused by a failed or clogged pump
• Works with the washer's drain hose and tub to maintain proper water flow during spin

• Disconnect power and turn off water before beginning any repairs
• Inspect and clear drain hoses and filters while replacing the pump to prevent repeat clogs