General Electric Room Air Conditioner Heating Element

This heat sink helps remove excess heat from the appliance control area to protect electronic components and improve long-term reliability. It's a direct-replacement part designed to match the original form and mounting. What it does:

• Conducts and disperses heat away from the control board and sensitive electronics
• Helps prevent overheating symptoms such as intermittent control failures or component stress
• Supports stable operation during high-heat cycles or heavy use
• Fits the original mounting points to maintain proper airflow and clearance

• One heat sink

• Disconnect power before starting any repair to avoid electrical shock
• Handle carefully — edges may be sharp and electronic components can be static-sensitive
• Verify correct placement and secure all fasteners; follow the appliance service manual for routing and orientation

This heater/guard assembly protects and supports the dryer's heating element while helping direct airflow for efficient drying. It replaces a damaged or corroded housing to restore safe, reliable heating performance. What it does

• Shields the heating element from contact and debris to reduce fire and damage risk
• Keeps the element properly positioned for consistent heating
• Helps channel airflow through the heating chamber for efficient operation
• Common replacement when you see burnt wiring, visible housing damage, or intermittent/no heat

• One heater/guard assembly

• Always disconnect power (unplug or shut off breaker) before servicing
• Allow the dryer to cool completely; metal edges may be sharp
• Removal typically requires access to the rear or cabinet and basic hand tools; follow your model's service manual

This heater assembly supplies the heat source for a clothes dryer, restoring normal drying performance by replacing a worn or failed heating component. Designed for easy swap-in replacement where compatible. What it does:

• Generates the hot air needed to evaporate moisture from laundry
• Restores proper drying when a dryer produces little or no heat
• Helps reduce extended dry cycles caused by a failed heating element
• Works with the dryer's existing blower and controls to maintain temperature

• Disconnect power to the appliance before beginning service; for gas dryers also shut off the gas supply
• Handle the heater element and terminals carefully to avoid damage and ensure proper connections
• Confirm fit and wiring match your dryer before final reassembly;