General Electric Screws, Nuts, Washers

8-32 thread screw fastens panels and components inside ranges, ovens, and cooktops. Replace stripped, missing, or damaged screws to secure covers properly.

Speed nut for ovens and ranges. Secures internal components and panels. Replace if stripped, missing, or damaged during appliance maintenance or repair.

Replacement washer for trash compactor assemblies. Installs between fasteners and components to distribute load and prevent damage. Order if worn or missing.

This SCR 8-18 AB 1/2 is a replacement silicon controlled rectifier that restores proper power control to the appliance's control circuitry, helping the unit switch and regulate current reliably. What it does:

• Controls current flow in the appliance's power/control circuit for timed or regulated output
• Replaces a failed or intermittent SCR to stop erratic cycling, no-power, or control malfunctions
• Commonly used where electronic switching or phase control is required
• Helps restore stable operation when heating or motor circuits fail to receive proper control signals

• One SCR 8-18 AB 1/2 replacement component

• Disconnect power to the appliance before inspecting or replacing electrical components
• Observe ESD precautions and handle the SCR by its body; avoid touching leads
• Verify wiring and mounting orientation match the original part before final assembly

A standard M3 hex nut used to secure compatible M3 bolts and studs in appliance assemblies. Small but essential, it restores proper fastening where a worn, stripped, or missing nut causes loose panels or components. What it does:

• Secures M3 threaded fasteners to hold panels, brackets, or small components in place
• Replaces missing, stripped, or corroded nuts that allow vibration or movement
• Helps stop rattling, misalignment, or intermittent electrical/contact issues caused by loose parts
• Used wherever an M3 nut is specified by the appliance manufacturer

• Disconnect power and follow appliance safety instructions before accessing internal parts
• Use the correct M3 bolt and matching thread engagement; avoid cross-threading
• Tighten snugly but do not overtighten to prevent stripping threads or damaging parts
• Replace any accompanying damaged fasteners or hardware for a reliable repair