General Electric Room Air Conditioner Parts

Replace your air conditioner gasket seal to prevent air leaks and maintain cooling efficiency. Install when worn or damaged. Verify fit with your model.

Air conditioner not heating or cooling properly? The reversing valve body controls refrigerant flow direction in heat pump systems. Essential for mode switching.

Replacement condenser shroud for air conditioners. Protects coils and directs airflow. Order a new shroud if yours is cracked, broken, or missing.

Replacement side curtain panel for window air conditioners. Installs on unit edges to seal gaps. Needed when original is cracked, broken, or missing.

Replace your air conditioner's touch pad control panel if the original is cracked, broken, or unresponsive. Installs on the front control base assembly.

Touch pad control panel for air conditioner units. Installs on the front control base. Replace if cracked, unresponsive, worn, or buttons are damaged.

Fix an air conditioner that won't turn on or has no power to controls with a new transformer. Direct voltage conversion repair for control boards.

Air conditioner not heating properly? This heating element restores warmth to heat pump units. Common fix for weak or no heat output in cold weather.

Fix weak airflow or no air coming from your air conditioner vents. This blower wheel restores proper air circulation. Common DIY repair for cooling issues.

This D filter is the dryer lint screen that traps lint and debris from the drying drum, helping maintain proper airflow and reduce lint build-up for more efficient drying. Fits dryers that use a D-shaped lint screen. What it does:

• Captures lint, fibers and small debris to prevent them from re-entering the drum or vent
• Helps maintain airflow to avoid longer dry times and poor drying performance
• Reduces lint buildup that can contribute to overheating or vent blockages
• Works as the removable screen you clean between cycles to keep the dryer running efficiently

• One D filter

• Disconnect power before inspecting or replacing the lint screen
• Remove the old screen by pulling it out of the housing, clean the housing, then insert the replacement until it seats fully
• Clean the screen after each load; replace if cracked, warped or damaged
• If dryer still shows poor airflow after replacement, inspect the venting system for blockages or damage

Fix your air conditioner when the fan won't spin or makes loud grinding noises. This motor replacement restores proper airflow and cooling performance.

Fix your air conditioner that won't cool or has a fan that won't spin with this fan motor replacement. Compatible with multiple AC unit models.

A small flat washer used as a replacement fastening spacer that helps secure bolts and prevent metal-to-metal wear. Restores proper spacing and fastener tension so assemblies stay aligned and tight. What it does:

• Acts as a spacer and load-distribution surface under a bolt or nut
• Prevents fasteners from loosening and reduces metal wear at contact points
• Restores correct alignment where a missing or worn washer caused vibration or rattling
• Simple, durable replacement for worn or corroded washers in mechanical assemblies

• Disconnect power before servicing electrical appliances to avoid shock
• Use appropriate hand tools; replace with the same style and thickness for correct fit
• Inspect mating fasteners and surfaces; replace any damaged hardware

Motor seal for air conditioners. Replace if you notice air leaks, reduced cooling efficiency, or moisture around the motor. Verify fit with your model number.

A small mounting nut used to secure components and panels on compatible appliances. Replaces a loose or missing nut to restore stable, safe fastening and reduce rattling or wobble. What it does:

• Secures panels, brackets, or assemblies to the appliance frame
• Prevents fasteners from backing out during normal operation
• Helps stop rattling, vibration noise, and loose-fitting parts
• Restores proper alignment for attached components

• Disconnect power and water before beginning any repair
• Match threads and size before installation; hand-start the nut to avoid cross-threading
• Tighten securely with the correct socket or wrench, but do not overtighten
• If the original fastener was damaged, replace the mating bolt/stud as needed