General Electric Washer Dryer Combo Parts

This electric pressure switch senses pressure changes and sends a signal to the appliance control, restoring reliable pressure detection and normal operation. Use it when the machine fails to detect pressure or shows pressure-related errors. What it does:

• Detects changes in air/water pressure and converts them to an electrical signal for the control board
• Helps the appliance recognize correct fill, drain, or airflow conditions
• Commonly linked to symptoms such as failure to start, not filling, running continuously, or pressure-related error codes
• Replaces a failed or intermittent pressure-sensing component to restore expected cycling behavior

• Disconnect power before attempting any service to avoid shock or damage
• Label and photograph wiring before removal to ensure correct reconnection
• Test with a multimeter if troubleshooting

This supports assembly stabilizes and supports the washer's internal moving components, keeping them properly aligned to control vibration during wash and spin. Replacing a worn support can restore smoother operation and reduce excessive shaking or noise. What it does:

• Supports and stabilizes the tub/drive system during agitation and spin
• Helps absorb vibration to minimize shaking, banging, and noise
• Maintains proper alignment to prevent rubbing or scraping
• Typical failure signs: excessive vibration, out-of-balance interruptions, knocking sounds, or the washer "walking"

• 1 supports assembly

• Disconnect power and water before servicing; wear gloves and eye protection
• Access the assembly by removing the appropriate cabinet/top or front panel per your model's service information
• Safely support the tub/drive to relieve load before removing fasteners and swapping the assembly
• Transfer any model-specific brackets or hardware as needed; the washer is level before test run

This cover protects the appliance's fuse and terminal area, keeping electrical connections insulated and reducing the risk of shorting or arcing. A simple replacement restores the protective barrier over the fuse compartment. What it does:

• Shields the fuse and terminal block from debris and accidental contact
• Helps prevent electrical shorts or arcing at the fuse/terminal area
• Keeps the fuse securely positioned in its holder
• Restores the appliance's intended insulation and safety for the electrical connection

• One fuse terminal cover

• Disconnect all power to the appliance before accessing the fuse or terminal area
• Remove any mounting screws or clips holding the old cover; replace with the new cover in the same orientation
• Inspect the fuse and terminal connections for damage before reassembly; replace any damaged components as needed
• Do not operate the appliance with the fuse or terminals exposed

This roller support holds the dryer drum roller in place to help the drum turn smoothly and stay aligned. Replacing a worn support can reduce noise and wobble and help protect the belt and drum from uneven wear. What it does:

• Holds and positions the drum roller so the drum rotates with minimal friction
• Keeps drum alignment and belt tracking stable during operation
• Helps prevent drum wobble and uneven wear that can lead to rubbing or thumping noises
• Common symptoms: loud squealing or grinding, thumping during rotation, visible drum wobble

• Disconnect power to the appliance before starting any repair
• Access typically requires removing the dryer front or rear panel; follow the model's service manual
• Inspect the roller, axle, and adjacent support components; replace any worn parts to prevent repeat failure
• Use proper tools and secure fasteners to factory torque

Restore a proper seal at the top of your washer's tub with this tub cover assembly. It contains water and suds, reduces splashing, and provides a smooth rim to protect garments during wash and spin. Also called a tub ring.

• Seals the top of the outer tub to keep water and suds contained during operation
• Provides a smooth basket opening to help prevent fabric snagging
• Helps maintain stable operation; a cracked or loose cover can rub, vibrate, or leak
• Common symptoms: water or suds at the top of the tub, excessive splashing, visible cracks or broken tabs

• Disconnect power and turn off water supply before servicing
• Lift/remove the washer top to access the tub area; release clips/fasteners holding the old cover
• Clean the tub lip and transfer any reusable components from the old cover if applicable
• Seat the new cover evenly and secure all tabs/clamps; run a leak check

This replacement dryer timer advances the cycle sequence and lets the dryer move through timed and automatic settings so clothes dry on the selected cycle. Restores selector/timer control when the original timer fails. What it does:

• Controls cycle advancement so the dryer progresses through timed and automatic cycles
• Enables selection of timed and automatic dry settings via the control knob
• Common symptom: dryer won't advance through cycles or stays stuck on a setting
• Needed if the timer knob doesn't respond, the timer won't turn, or cycles do not complete

• Always disconnect power to the dryer before starting any repair
• Access usually requires removing the control panel or console—handle trim and fasteners carefully
• Note wire locations or take a photo before disconnecting harnesses to ensure correct reassembly

The ball joint seat is the plastic socket for the washer's suspension rod ball. It supports the tub and allows smooth pivoting, helping control vibration and noise when the original seat becomes worn, cracked, or deformed.

• Provides a low-friction seat for the suspension rod ball
• Helps stabilize the tub and isolate vibration during wash and spin
• Wear can cause squeaks/creaks, knocking/banging, or a leaning/off-center tub
• Restores proper suspension movement for smoother, quieter operation

• Disconnect power and water supply; wear gloves and eye protection
• Support the tub before releasing spring/rod tension
• Access the suspension support per model; release the rod from the old seat and install the new seat fully into place
• Ensure the ball end is fully seated before reassembly and testing

This selector switch is the console control that lets you choose washer options. It routes power to the appropriate circuit so the setting you pick—such as temperature or speed—engages reliably during the cycle.

• Interfaces with the control knob to communicate user-selected options to the washer's control
• Common fix when options won't change or only one setting works
• Helps resolve intermittent response or dead spots when turning the selector
• Restores consistent operation of user-selected wash features

• Disconnect power to the appliance before servicing
• Access the control console; remove the rear cover or screws as required
• Note wire positions and transfer connectors to the new switch one at a time
• Secure the switch, reinstall the knob/panel, and test each selection

This fuse holder secures the appliance's thermal/fuse element and provides a stable connection point for the fuse, helping maintain proper circuit protection and reliable operation. What it does:

• Holds and secures the fuse or thermal cutoff in the appliance circuit
• Provides stable electrical contact to ensure reliable current flow
• Helps prevent intermittent power from a loose or damaged fuse connection
• Commonly replaced when the fuse or its mount is cracked, melted, or otherwise damaged

• Disconnect power to the appliance before inspecting or replacing the fuse holder
• Replace only with the correct part number for your appliance; verify fit before installation
• Use basic hand tools; avoid forcing terminals to prevent damage

This small replacement clip secures the draining hose to the appliance, helping keep the hose in the correct position and preventing kinks, rubbing, or unintended movement that can cause leaks or drainage issues. What it does:

• Holds the draining hose in place to prevent sagging or rubbing against sharp edges
• Helps maintain proper hose routing for reliable draining
• Reduces the risk of hose chafing that can lead to leaks
• Simple mechanical part — no electrical function

• Disconnect power and water supply to the appliance before starting any work
• Locate the draining hose routing and remove the old clip, if present
• Snap the new clip onto the hose and secure it to the frame or mounting point until it clicks
• Inspect the hose path after installation; ensure the hose is seated and not kinked

A small replacement clip cover that restores the finished look and secures trim or small components on your appliance. It protects edges and helps keep panels and trim pieces held firmly in place. What it does:

• Snaps over a mounting clip or trim edge to conceal hardware and restore appearance
• Helps prevent trim pieces from rattling or coming loose
• Covers exposed clip ends to reduce sharp edges and snags
• Maintains a clean, finished fit where trim meets the appliance cabinet

• Disconnect power to the appliance before beginning any repair
• Typically installs by snapping onto the existing clip or trim edge; no special tools usually required
• Inspect the underlying clip or bracket for damage and replace if worn before installing the cover
• Handle gently to avoid cracking the plastic; replace if brittle or broken

This lid washer cushions and spaces the washer lid hinge so the lid opens and closes smoothly and reduces wear. It helps restore proper lid alignment and quiet operation on compatible top-load washer models. What it does:

• Provides a bearing surface at the lid hinge to prevent metal-on-metal contact
• Reduces lid wobble, scraping, or grinding noises during opening and closing
• Helps maintain correct lid spacing and alignment for secure closing
• Prevents premature wear of hinge components by absorbing friction

• One lid washer

• Disconnect power to the appliance before beginning any repair to avoid shock or injury
• Access the lid hinge per your model's service instructions; remove hinge fasteners to replace the washer
• Handle small parts carefully and keep track of any related clips or screws

This is a complete microwave oven door assembly that restores a damaged or non-sealing door so the oven operates safely and retains heat. Use it to replace a cracked, bent, or otherwise compromised door assembly. What it does

• Replaces the full door structure including the frame and glass panel so the microwave can close and seal properly.
• Restores proper door alignment and latch engagement when the door is bent or won't stay closed.
• Prevents heat and steam from escaping through damaged seals or cracked glass.
• Helps restore normal operation when the oven won't run due to a door that fails to close securely.

• Disconnect power to the appliance before starting any repair.
• Handle glass and the assembled door carefully; use gloves and eye protection to avoid cuts.
• Align hinges and engage the latch fully when mounting; test door operation before use.
• If the door is heavy or awkward, have a second person assist to avoid dropping or damaging the part.

A replacement silicon controlled rectifier (SCR) that restores proper high-current switching for heating or ignition circuits. Replacing a failed SCR helps stop intermittent heating, loss of element power, or erratic control behavior. What it does:

• Switches and regulates high-current power flow to heating, ignition or motor circuits when gated by the appliance control.
• Prevents or causes intermittent/no-heat conditions when failing or shorted.
• Stops erratic cycling or loss of controlled power to the affected circuit.
• Operates as a direct electrical replacement for the factory SCR specified by the appliance manufacturer.

• Disconnect power before servicing; this part is used in high-voltage sections.
• Match part number and orientation exactly; some installations require soldering or secure connector seating.
• Discharge capacitors and observe ESD precautions when handling electronic components.

A replacement tub outlet clamp that secures the drain boot or hose to the washer tub outlet to help prevent leaks and hose separation. Simple, durable hardware designed to restore a secure water-tight connection. What it does:

• Fastens the drain boot or outlet hose to the tub outlet to stop leaks at the connection.
• Keeps the drain hose or boot from slipping off during the wash cycle.
• Restores a tight, stable seal after worn or damaged clamps cause leaking.
• Works with the tub outlet/boot assembly to maintain normal drain flow.

• One tub outlet clamp.

• Disconnect power to the appliance before beginning any repair.
• Turn off water supply and drain any remaining water from the tub to avoid spills.
• Use appropriate pliers or a screwdriver (depending on clamp type) to remove the old clamp and secure the replacement.
• Inspect the boot/hose and tub outlet for damage; replace damaged components as needed for a reliable seal.

This SCR (silicon controlled rectifier) is a replacement power-control semiconductor used in appliance circuits to switch and regulate current. It restores proper control of heater/motor circuits when the original SCR fails. What it does:

• Controls current flow in high-power appliance circuits for timed heating or motor control.
• Replaces a failed SCR that causes intermittent or no power to the controlled component.
• Common symptom: appliance elements or motors do not turn on or cycle correctly.
• Common symptom: visible burn, cracking, or open circuit at the SCR.

• Disconnect power to the appliance before accessing electrical components to avoid shock.
• Handle the SCR carefully to avoid static or mechanical damage; use original mounting and hardware.