General Electric Washer Dryer Combo Hose Or Tube

The Washer Fill Hoses are OEM parts for various washing machines, specifically designed to transport hot and cold water from the home's supply lines to the washer. These hoses are essential for the proper functioning of the washing machine, ensuring a steady and reliable flow of water during the wash and rinse cycles. Coming in packs of 2, each hose measures 5 ft.

Causes of bad washer fill hoses can include wear and tear over time, exposure to high water pressure, or damage from kinks and bends. Additionally, hoses can deteriorate due to exposure to harsh water conditions or chemical buildup.

Symptoms of bad washer fill hoses include:

• Leaks or puddles around the washing machine
• Reduced water flow into the washer
• Visible cracks or bulges in the hoses
• The washer taking longer than usual to fill with water

These washer fill hoses are compatible with a variety of washing machine brands and models, ensuring a secure and efficient water supply.

This drain hose assembly carries wastewater from the washer to the household standpipe or laundry tub. Replacing a cracked, kinked, or leaking hose helps restore proper draining and reduces the risk of water on the floor. What it does

• Routes drain water from the pump to the standpipe or laundry tub
• Helps maintain proper flow during drain/spin cycles
• Addresses leaks behind or under the washer caused by a damaged or loose hose
• Can help resolve slow or incomplete draining due to kinks, splits, or blockages

• Includes 1 drain hose assembly

• Unplug the washer and turn off water supply; have towels or a pan ready for residual water
• Move the appliance for access; note original hose routing and connection points
• Transfer and securely tighten any existing clamps/connectors; push hose fully onto fittings
• Route without sharp bends; secure outlet in the standpipe or sink and test for leaks

This drain inlet hose carries wastewater through the washer's internal drain path during drain and spin cycles. Replacing a cracked, kinked, or leaking hose helps restore proper draining and protect floors and nearby components from water damage. What it does:

• Routes drain water between internal components to the drain outlet
• Maintains a sealed flow path to help prevent leaks
• Common symptoms: water on the floor during/after draining, standing water left in the tub, visible cracks/bulges/kinks on the hose
• May clog with debris, restricting flow and causing slow or no drain

• 1 drain inlet hose

• Unplug the washer and shut off water supply before servicing
• Have towels or a shallow pan ready; residual water may spill when hoses are removed
• Note hose routing and clamp positions; ensure the new hose is fully seated and not twisted or kinked
• After installation, run a quick drain/spin and check all connections for leaks

This pressure switch hose connects the washer tub to the pressure/air switch so the machine can detect water level accurately. Replacing a cracked or clogged hose restores reliable level sensing and reduces false error codes. What it does:

• Carries air pressure from the tub to the pressure/air switch so the control can sense fill level
• Prevents false water-level readings caused by cracks, clogs, or leaks in the hose
• Helps stop overfilling, underfilling, excessive agitation, or frequent cycle interruptions
• Works with the washer's pressure/air switch assembly to maintain proper cycle operation

• Disconnect power and turn off the water supply before starting any repair
• Install hose to same routing and fittings; ensure tight, secure connections at both ends
• Avoid kinks, sharp bends, or pinches that can block air flow or cause leaks
• After installation, run a test fill/drain cycle to confirm correct operation and no leaks

This overflow elbow is a small drain fitting that routes excess water away from the appliance to prevent spills and water damage. It restores proper overflow/drain flow so the unit can safely divert unwanted water. What it does:

• Directs overflow or drain water from the appliance plumbing to the drain path
• Replaces cracked, clogged, or leaking elbows that can cause pooling or leaks
• Helps restore normal draining behavior and reduces risk of water where it shouldn't be
• Fits into the appliance's existing drain/overflow tubing and connections

• One overflow elbow

• Inspect surrounding hoses and clips; replace any damaged components for a reliable repair
• Disconnect power and water supply before beginning work to avoid electrical shock or flooding
• Use appropriate clamps or fittings to ensure a secure, leak-free connection

This external drain hose routes water from the appliance drain to the house drain or drip pan, helping prevent leaks and water buildup. It replaces a worn or damaged external drain line for proper draining. What it does

• Channels wastewater away from the appliance to the designated drain or pan.
• Restores proper drainage when the original hose is cracked, split, or clogged.
• Helps stop water pooling under or around the appliance.
• Supports normal defrost/drain cycles by providing an unobstructed path.

• Disconnect power (and water, if applicable) before beginning work.
• Inspect hose routing and secure with clamps; avoid sharp bends or kinks that restrict flow.
• Replace any worn clamps or seals; tighten clamps to prevent leaks without crushing the hose.
• After installation, run a short cycle or pour water through the drain to check for leaks.

This replacement hose drain routes wastewater from the appliance to the household drain, restoring proper drainage and helping prevent leaks caused by cracked or clogged tubing. Use it to replace a worn or damaged drain hose. What it does:

• Carries wastewater from the appliance to the drain connection
• Restores normal draining when the original hose is cracked, split, or blocked
• Reduces the chance of leaks or water pooling near the appliance
• Helps eliminate odors caused by standing water in a damaged hose

• Turn off power and water supply to the appliance before replacing the hose
• Disconnect the old hose at both ends, note routing and clamp locations, then install the new hose in the same position
• Use appropriate clamps or fittings to secure each end and check for leaks after reconnecting power and water