General Electric Spring Parts

This suspension spring supports and stabilizes the washer tub, controlling movement during wash and spin. Replacing a weak or broken spring helps restore balance, reduce vibration, and prevent the tub from leaning or striking the cabinet.

• Supports the tub assembly within the cabinet and carries load
• Limits tub motion to reduce shaking and out-of-balance interruptions
• A stretched or broken spring can cause excessive vibration, banging, or a low/leaning tub
• Visual signs include broken coils or uneven tub height

• Disconnect power; turn off water and move the washer for safe access
• Springs are under tension—support the tub and wear hand/eye protection
• Note the original spring's location and orientation; reinstall in the same position
• After replacement, ensure the tub sits level and clears the cabinet on all sides

This spring restores the return tension on the refrigerator's dispenser recess door so it closes properly after use. Replacing a weak or broken spring helps keep the dispenser area tidy and operating as intended.

• Provides the closing force for the dispenser recess door
• Helps reduce warm air and moisture entering the dispenser area when the door is at rest
• Replaces a stretched, bent, or broken spring
• Common signs: door won't close on its own, sags open, or feels loose/floppy

• Disconnect power and shut off water before servicing the dispenser
• Use caution—spring is under tension; wear eye protection and gloves
• Note orientation and pre-load during removal; transfer the new spring exactly as found
• Operate the door by hand to ensure smooth return before reassembling trim

This igniter spring secures the appliance's igniter in its bracket, keeping the component properly positioned for reliable ignition. Replacing a tired spring restores stable alignment and helps resolve intermittent light-off issues.

• Holds the igniter securely in its mounting bracket or burner base
• Maintains proper gap and positioning for consistent ignition performance
• Helps address symptoms such as a loose or misaligned igniter and delayed or inconsistent lighting
• Replaces springs that are stretched, corroded, or broken

• Disconnect power and shut off gas supply before servicing; allow the appliance to cool fully.
• Access the igniter by removing burner components or the access panel as required by your model.
• Support the fragile ceramic igniter while removing/installing the spring; avoid bending the electrode or over-stretching the spring.
• Test operation after installation.

Washing machines create a vibration during the spin cycle that requires a washer damper vibration shock absorber to reduce. When there is excessive movement or shaking with the washing machine in operation, the washer damper vibration shock absorber may be worn out, damaged, or missing. When this occurs, the part must be replaced to prevent further damages to the appliance or surrounding objects. Replacing a washer damper vibration shock absorber is a simple repair. It is located near the bottom of the appliance. Before starting the replacement, unplug the device to prevent possible electrical shock. Wear safety gloves for protection. Make sure the part is secured in place before reassembling and starting the washing machine. When the repair is done correctly, the vibration and movement will noticeably decrease during the spin cycle.This washer damper vibration shock absorber is a genuine OEM replacement part. It is sold individually. The washer damper vibration shock absorber is sourced directly from the manufacturer. The piece is made of durable, high-quality materials. It is compatible with washing machines made by General Electric. Other brands that this replacement part can be installed in include Hotpoint, RCA, Sears, and Kenmore.

This spring kit restores proper door tension so the appliance door opens and closes smoothly and stays in position. Use it to replace worn or broken springs that cause a sagging, loose, or hard-to-operate door. What it does:

• Replaces worn or damaged door tension springs to restore smooth opening and closing.
• Helps prevent the door from dropping, sagging, or not staying open.
• Reduces uneven or jerky door movement caused by lost spring tension.
• Matches OEM-design function for safe, reliable door operation when installed correctly.

• Disconnect power (and water, if applicable) before beginning any repair.
• Springs are under tension—use caution and proper tools to avoid injury.
• Follow the appliance's service manual or OEM instructions.

This front suspension rod assembly supports and stabilizes the washer tub from the front side, helping control vibration and keeping the basket centered for smooth spin and wash performance.

• Supports the tub from the front to maintain proper alignment
• Helps reduce excessive vibration, banging, or walking during spin
• Can address shaking, out-of-balance loads, or tub leaning forward
• Restores proper suspension when the original rod or spring is worn or broken

• Unplug the washer and shut off water before servicing
• Access typically requires lifting the top or removing the cabinet/front panel
• Support the tub while swapping the rod to prevent sudden drop
• Replace in matched positions; inspect other suspension rods for wear

This 20 lb door spring secures and balances the appliance door, restoring smooth opening and controlled closing for safe, reliable operation. Ideal when a door sags, drops, or won't stay in the open position. What it does:

• Provides counterbalance tension so the door opens and closes smoothly
• Stops the door from sagging or falling shut unexpectedly
• Restores proper door alignment and user control
• Fits the original spring location to replace worn or broken springs

• One door spring (20 lb)

• Disconnect power to the appliance before beginning any work
• Use caution handling the spring; wear safety glasses and gloves to protect from tension release
• Relieve door tension per the service manual and support the door during removal and installation
• Verify door operation and secure all fasteners before returning the appliance to service

This rear suspension rod assembly supports the washer tub from the back of the cabinet. Replacing a worn or broken rod restores stable spin performance and helps reduce banging, vibration, and off-balance interruptions.

• Supports and stabilizes the wash tub from the rear of the cabinet
• Absorbs tub movement during agitation and spin to minimize vibration and noise
• Helps maintain tub alignment to reduce off-balance pauses or repeated redistributions
• Typical symptoms include loud banging, excessive shaking/walking, or the tub leaning toward the back

• Disconnect power and water; wear gloves and eye protection
• Open the cabinet or raise the top to access the rear suspension
• Support the tub to relieve tension, then remove and replace the rod in the same mounting points
• Level the washer and run a short test cycle after replacement

This closure spring restores the return tension for a linked flap or door in the refrigerator, allowing it to close securely after use. Replacing a fatigued or broken spring helps maintain a proper seal and smooth operation.

• Provides torsion force to return the connected component to its closed/rest position
• Helps maintain sealing to reduce air leaks, frost, or moisture around the opening
• A weak, stretched, or broken spring may leave a flap/door ajar or slow to close
• Can contribute to rattling, poor sealing, or intermittent operation of the linked mechanism

• Disconnect power to the appliance before servicing; wear gloves and eye protection
• Note the spring's routing, leg orientation, and preload; take a photo before removal
• Use needle-nose pliers to control spring tension and avoid pinch points
• After installation, cycle the mechanism to ensure smooth movement and full closure

This spring cover protects and retains a mechanism spring inside your washer. Replacing a cracked or missing cover helps keep the spring seated, limits debris intrusion, and supports smooth, reliable movement of the associated control, latch, or linkage.

• Shields the spring and helps keep it properly seated in its pocket
• Reduces friction and wear that can lead to premature spring failure
• Supports consistent return action for the related control, latch, or lever
• Typical symptoms include a missing/broken cover, exposed spring, rattling, or erratic operation

• Unplug the appliance and turn off water before servicing
• Access point varies by model; photograph spring/cover orientation before removal
• Control the spring during disassembly to prevent sudden release
• Ensure the cover is fully seated; test operation before final reassembly

Damper shock (60N) for washers. This shock absorber steadies the outer tub during spin to reduce vibration and noise. Replacing a weak damper restores smoother operation and helps prevent the basket from banging the cabinet. What it does:

• Mounts between the outer tub and base to absorb movement
• Controls vibration for a stable spin cycle
• Worn or broken dampers can cause loud banging/thumping, excessive shaking, or the washer "walking"
• Visual clues of failure may include cracked ends, loose mounts, or oil residue on the shock body

• Disconnect power and shut off water before servicing
• Remove the appropriate access panel(s) and support the tub to relieve tension on the shock
• Match the original orientation and transfer any brackets or hardware as needed
• After installation, hand-move the tub to verify smooth travel; consider replacing all shocks together for balanced damping

This replacement spring restores proper tension in the affected mechanism so levers, latches, or linkages move smoothly and return to position. A fresh spring helps eliminate sticky action and inconsistent feel in your cooking appliance.

• Provides the return force for a lever, latch, or linkage
• Helps maintain smooth, consistent engagement of moving parts
• A weakened or broken spring can cause sticking, loose action, or parts that don't return to rest
• Replacing the spring can resolve sluggish operation and intermittent function

• Disconnect power at the breaker or unplug the appliance before servicing
• Note the original spring's orientation and mounting points; take reference photos before removal
• Use needle-nose pliers for handling; avoid overstretching the coils and verify smooth movement before restoring power

This spring closure is the OEM-style replacement that helps a door or panel return to a closed position smoothly and reduces slack or slamming for improved alignment and operation. It fits the original mounting points and restores the intended closing action. What it does:

• Provides the tension needed to pull a door/panel closed and hold it in place
• Restores consistent closing action when the original spring is worn or broken
• Helps reduce noisy slamming and prevents partial-open gaps that affect seal and alignment
• Works with the door/panel linkage to improve day-to-day usability

• One spring closure

• Turn off power to the appliance or unplug it before starting any repair
• Verify correct orientation and routing before fastening; spring tension can cause sudden movement
• Use appropriate hand tools and eye protection; if the original mounting clips are damaged, replace them as well

This support spring secures a stove/oven radiant heating element in place to keep the element aligned and stable during use, helping maintain reliable heating and prevent sagging or poor contact. What it does:

• Holds the radiant heating element firmly to the oven/range chassis for consistent heat distribution
• Prevents the element from shifting, sagging, or losing electrical contact
• Helps reduce arcing or intermittent heating caused by a loose element
• Common symptom: oven or burner element not staying seated, heating inconsistently, or visibly loose

• Disconnect power to the appliance before starting any repair to avoid shock.
• Remove oven racks and the heating element as needed for access; handle the element carefully to avoid damage.
• Replace only with the exact part; ensure the spring is seated correctly to secure the element.

This gas shock is a replacement door damper that cushions and supports controlled movement of a refrigerator door or bin for smoother operation and reduced slamming. It helps the door open and close with steady resistance. What it does:

• Provides controlled damping to slow and support door movement
• Reduces door slamming and sudden drops that can stress hinges or shelves
• Helps maintain proper door alignment during normal use
• Restores smooth, predictable opening and closing when the original shock has failed

• Disconnect power to the appliance before starting repairs to avoid electrical hazards.
• Support the door or bin while removing and installing the shock to prevent it from falling.
• Use appropriate hand tools; do not puncture or heat the shock (sealed gas-filled part).

This spring suspension supports the washer tub to help maintain drum alignment and reduce vibration during spin cycles. Replacing a worn spring restores stability and helps cut down on banging, rocking, and excessive movement. What it does:

• Holds the tub in position and absorbs shocks during wash and spin cycles.
• Helps prevent the drum from contacting the cabinet or standing unevenly.
• Commonly replaced when the washer rocks, bangs loudly during spin, or the tub sags.
• Works as a direct suspension component—matches OEM function and placement.

• Disconnect power and turn off the water supply before starting any repairs.
• Relieve tension by supporting the tub or cabinet frame; replace springs one at a time to maintain alignment.
• Use appropriate hand tools (pliers, nut drivers) and wear gloves and eye protection.
• Inspect related suspension components and replace any additional worn parts for best results.