General Electric Washer Dryer Combo Door, Door Glass & Parts

This is the top lid for a washer or laundry center unit. It covers the wash drum and engages the lid switch to allow the machine to operate. Replace this part if the lid is cracked, warped, or broken, which can prevent the washer from starting or completing its cycle.

This is the complete door assembly for a dryer, including the outer panel, inner panel, and handle. It seals the dryer drum compartment to contain heat and tumbling clothes during a drying cycle. Replace this assembly if the door is cracked, warped, won't latch properly, or if the window or seal is damaged.

This is a complete dryer door assembly for a laundry center or combo unit. It includes the outer door panel, inner panel, and associated hardware needed for a full replacement. Replace this assembly if the dryer door is cracked, warped, won't latch properly, or has a broken hinge.

Lid washer for washer dryer combo units. Installs between the lid and cabinet to prevent wear and provide cushioning. Replace if cracked or missing.

Inner door panel for washer dryer combo units. Replaces cracked, damaged, or worn interior door panels. Mounts inside outer door assembly.

White front door assembly for dryer and washer dryer combo units. Replaces cracked, broken, or worn doors. Restores cosmetic appearance and structure.

This lid washer is a small replacement trim/washer that fits the washing machine lid hinge area to restore proper spacing and reduce binding or metal-on-metal contact. It helps the lid operate smoothly and quietly. What it does:

• Provides a low-friction spacer at the lid hinge to prevent rubbing and wear
• Helps stop rattling or squeaking caused by worn or missing lid hardware
• Restores correct lid alignment and smooth opening/closing motion
• Protects painted surfaces from abrasion at the hinge interface

• Disconnect power to the washer before beginning any repair.
• Remove the lid hinge screw or fastener as instructed by your model's service manual, replace the washer, then reassemble.
• Handle plastic trim pieces carefully to avoid cracking; use appropriate hand tools.
• If the lid continues to bind or makes noise after replacement, inspect hinge screws and surrounding components for wear.