General Electric Washer Dryer Combo Parts

This electronic control board manages the washer's core cycles and settings. When it fails, the machine may not start, respond to inputs, or complete cycles reliably. Replacing it restores proper control of wash operations.

• Directs cycle selection, timing, and motor/valve operations
• Can lead to erratic behavior such as random stopping or incorrect cycle progression
• Intermittent or dead display/indicator response can also indicate a failed board

• Disconnect power before servicing; verify capacitor discharge where applicable
• Handle the board by edges; avoid static damage by using ESD precautions
• Transfer any connectors exactly by position; label wires as needed
• After installation, run a test cycle

The Thermal Fuse is an OEM part for GE dryers. This part prevents the dryer from overheating by cutting off the power if the dryer exceeds a certain temperature. 

Causes of a bad thermal fuse can include regular wear and tear, lint build-up, restricted airflow, or a malfunctioning thermostat. 

Symptoms of a bad thermal fuse include:

• The dryer not starting
• The dryer shutting off unexpectedly during a cycle
• No heat production during drying
• The dryer running but not heating

This OEM GE part is also compatible with Hotpoint, RCA, and some Kenmore models.

This replacement kit combines the washer's drive motor with a protective tub shield. It restores agitation and spin performance and helps guard the new motor from splash-related moisture so your washer runs reliably through complete cycles. What it does:

• Provides the mechanical power for the washer's agitation and spin functions
• Tub shield deflects water and debris away from the motor area to reduce moisture exposure
• Helps with symptoms such as no spin or no agitation, a motor that only hums, or a burning odor from the motor area
• Useful when the original motor was damaged by leaks or corrosion

• One drive motor and one tub shield

• Disconnect power and water supply before servicing; wear gloves and eye protection
• Access the motor from the underside/front depending on the model; support the washer securely if tilting
• Move wiring connectors one at a time and transfer any brackets or pulley/belt components as configured on your unit
• Seat the tub shield properly, ensure wires are clear of moving parts, then run a test cycle to check operation and for leaks

This drum glide provides a smooth, low-friction surface at the front of the dryer drum. Replacing worn glides restores quiet, even drum rotation and helps prevent scraping and fabric damage.

• Supports the front of the drum and allows smooth rotation on the front bearing/bulkhead
• Reduces friction and metal-on-metal contact to minimize noise and wear
• Helps maintain proper drum alignment and spacing at the door opening
• Common symptoms of a worn glide: scraping or squealing while tumbling, drum hard to turn, brown/black marks on clothes, or snagging at the front edge

• Disconnect power; shut off gas supply for gas dryers before servicing
• Remove the top and front panel/bulkhead to access the front drum support
• Support the drum when the front panel is off to avoid stressing the rear bearing
• Many models use multiple glides; inspect all front support wear items (glides/slides and felt seal) and replace as needed for even wear

This replacement screw secures dryer panels and assemblies, helping prevent vibration and keeping components properly aligned. Use it to replace missing or stripped hardware and restore a solid, factory-tight fit during reassembly.

• Secures panels, brackets, and internal assemblies in the dryer cabinet
• Replaces lost, damaged, or stripped factory screw
• Helps reduce vibration and rattling caused by loose hardware
• Supports proper alignment of parts and a tight fit
• Symptoms can include loose or shifting panels, rattling noises, or gaps

• Disconnect power before servicing; for gas dryers, also shut off the gas supply if moving the unit.
• Match screw length and location to the original during reassembly.
• Start threads by hand to avoid cross-threading; tighten snugly without overtightening.
• Use the correct driver for your screw head style as used on your model.

This transmission pulley mounts on the washer's transmission shaft and is driven by the belt to power agitation and spin. Replacing a worn pulley restores smooth belt tracking, reduces noise, and helps the tub move correctly.

• Mounts on the transmission shaft and transfers motor power through the drive belt
• Enables proper tub movement during agitate and spin cycles
• Wear or damage can cause squealing or grinding noises, or a burning rubber smell
• May lead to poor/no spin or agitation, or the drive belt slipping off

• Disconnect power and wear gloves; safely tip or raise the washer for bottom access
• Remove the drive belt, then the pulley's retaining hardware; install the new pulley and secure hardware
• Reinstall the belt with correct routing; replace a worn belt at the same time
• Spin the pulley by hand to ensure free movement and alignment before testing

This replacement heating element restores proper electric heat inside the dryer so clothes dry consistently and on time. A worn or open element can leave loads damp or extend cycle times; swapping it brings heat output back to spec.

• Generates the electric heat used during drying
• Common failure signs: no heat, long dry times, partial heating, or tripping the thermal cutoff
• Visual cues can include broken/warped coil or obvious burn spots
• Restores normal temperature rise for even drying performance

• Disconnect power before servicing; elements run on high voltage
• Access typically from the front or rear depending on model; note wire positions
• Avoid touching the coil with bare hands; handle by the frame
• Inspect thermostats/thermal cutoff if the old element failed

This is the cycle timer for a washing machine. It controls the sequence and duration of wash, rinse, and spin cycles so the washer progresses through a complete program as selected.

• Rotates internal contacts to switch the motor, pump, fill valves, and spin on and off in order
• Helps resolve issues like a washer not advancing cycles, stopping mid-cycle, or skipping wash/rinse/spin
• Also addresses irregular cycle timing or a timer that won't turn/advance when set

• Disconnect power before servicing; turn off water supply for safety
• Access is typically from the control console; transfer wiring one at a time to matching terminals
• Mount the timer to the panel and ensure the timer shaft aligns with the control knob and dial
• Test a short cycle after reassembly to ensure proper advance through each step

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 dryer drive belt wraps around the drum and motor pulley to rotate the drum during the cycle. Replacing a worn or broken belt restores proper tumbling so clothes move freely for even drying.

• Transfers motor power to the drum to enable tumbling
• A worn, stretched, or broken belt can cause the drum not to turn
• May also result in the dryer running but not tumbling
• Visual signs include fraying, cracks, or glazing on the belt

• Unplug the dryer before servicing; allow components to cool
• Access typically requires removing the front panel and/or top panel
• Note the belt routing around the motor pulley and idler before removal
• Inspect drum rollers and idler pulley while the belt is off; replace if worn

This shifter hub connects the drive system to the agitator/spin mechanism in the washer, allowing the machine to shift between wash and spin modes reliably for proper cleaning and water extraction.

• Transfers motor/gearcase motion to the basket during spin and to the agitator/wash plate during wash
• Worn or cracked hub can cause no spin, weak/erratic spin, grinding or clicking noises, or poor wash performance
• Designed to fit the original drive components for dependable shifting between cycles

• Unplug washer and turn off water supply before servicing
• Access is typically from the bottom; remove drive components as needed to reach the hub
• Inspect mating parts (splines, clutch/shifter, belt, pulley) for wear and replace if damaged
• Tighten fasteners to spec and verify smooth basket engagement by hand before reassembly

This hose clamp kit secures the washer's hoses at the pump, tub, or valve connections, helping stop leaks and hose blow-offs. Replace worn or missing clamps to restore a tight, reliable seal during fill, wash, and drain.

• Secures drain, pump, and fill hoses to fittings to maintain a watertight seal
• Helps prevent drips, leaks, and hoses slipping off during vibration
• Replaces clamps that are rusted, stripped, deformed, or missing
• Common symptoms: water leaking at hose joints, loose hose connections, clamp won't tighten
• Useful when installing a new hose, pump, or valve

• Unplug the washer and turn off water supplies; have towels or a pan ready for residual water
• Release and remove old clamps; seat the hose fully over the fitting before installing new clamps
• Tighten evenly and do not overtighten to avoid hose or fitting damage
• Restore power and water, then run a short cycle to check for leaks at each connection

This fuse terminal cover shields and insulates the fuse connection inside your appliance, helping prevent accidental contact and shorting. Replace a cracked or missing cover to maintain safe electrical protection and dependable circuit performance.

• Covers and insulates the fuse terminals to protect the connection
• Helps prevent accidental contact, arcing, and debris intrusion at the fuse
• Common signs you need this part: missing cover, cracks, heat discoloration, or a cover that won't stay secured
• Promotes a secure, consistent fuse connection once installed

• Disconnect power at the breaker or unplug the appliance before servicing
• Access the fuse area per your service information; note wiring and cover orientation
• Remove the damaged cover; inspect terminals and wiring for heat damage or looseness
• Seat the new cover fully and verify it is secure and clear of wiring

This selector switch mounts behind the console knob and lets you choose wash settings on your washer. Replacing a worn switch restores reliable selection so the control responds to the setting you intend.

• Allows the user to select a wash option and sends that choice to the timer/control
• Helps when the knob won't click or hold a setting
• Addresses issues where settings don't change or only one option works
• Can resolve dead or intermittent positions on the selector

• Disconnect power before servicing
• Access the control console; remove the knob and the switch's retaining hardware
• Move wire connectors from the old switch to the new one one at a time to maintain correct positions
• Secure the new switch, reinstall the knob, and reassemble the console

The Funnel Shower Head is an OEM part for GE washing machines, designed to distribute water evenly over the laundry during the wash cycle. This component plays a crucial role in ensuring that water and detergent mix effectively, saturating the clothes thoroughly to achieve optimal cleaning performance. The design of the Funnel Shower Head ensures a gentle yet efficient distribution pattern, minimizing the risk of fabric damage while maximizing the removal of dirt and stains.

Causes of a bad Funnel Shower Head can stem from clogging due to mineral deposits from hard water, damage to the part itself, or a blockage caused by foreign objects. 

Symptoms of a bad Funnel Shower Head include:

• Inadequate water distribution during the wash cycle
• Clothes not being fully saturated or washed evenly
• Decreased washing machine performance due to poor water flow

This OEM GE part is also compatible with Hotpoint, RCA, and some Kenmore models.

The Idler Arm Assembly is an OEM component specifically designed for GE dryers. It is a vital part that helps transfer power from the motor to the tumbling action of the dryer drum. The idler arm assembly allows the belt to provide smooth, consistent power to operate the drum efficiently during each cycle.  

Symptoms of a bad idler arm assembly include:

• Squealing or grinding noises coming from the dryer motor or drum area
• The dryer drum not rotating or spinning slowly
• Loose, cracked, or worn idler pulley
• A worn or slipping dryer belt 

Causes of failure can be normal wear and tear over extended use. Excess vibration from an unbalanced load or a dropped object inside the dryer could also potentially damage the idler arm.

This part is compatible with Hotpoint, RCA, and Kenmore dryer models.