General Electric Washer Knob, Dial & Button

The Control Knob Assembly is an OEM part for GE washing machines. This assembly includes the knob that users turn to select the washing machine's cycles and settings. It's a critical interface between the user and the appliance, allowing for easy operation and selection of the desired wash programs. 

Over time, the control knob assembly can wear out or become damaged through regular use. This can lead to issues with selecting cycles or even prevent the machine from starting a cycle altogether.

Symptoms of a bad Control Knob Assembly include:

• The knob feels loose or does not engage with the settings
• Difficulty in selecting wash cycles
• The washing machine fails to start when the knob is turned
• Visible cracks or damage to the knob or its housing

This OEM GE part can also be used on Hotpoint, RCA, and Kenmore/Sears appliances. 

The Control Knob is an OEM replacement part for GE washing machines. This component allows you to select and control the various cycles, settings, and functions of your washer.

Symptoms that may indicate the need to replace the control knob include:

• The knob becoming loose, difficult to turn, or falling off entirely
• Cracks, damage, or excessive wear to the knob itself
• Inability to properly select or change wash cycles and settings

Causes of a faulty control knob can include physical impact or mishandling, general wear and tear over extended use, or issues with the internal mechanisms that connect the knob to the washer controls.

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

The Control Knob and Clip is an OEM part for GE washing machines and dryers. It attaches directly to the control shaft and is used to set the machine's cycles and settings. This knob allows for easy adjustment of washing or drying operations, making it a user-friendly interface for managing the appliance's functions.

Symptoms of a bad Control Knob and Clip include:

• The knob failing to engage the control shaft, resulting in no response when turned.
• Cracks or breaks in the knob, making it difficult to grasp or turn.
• The knob slipping or spinning freely without changing settings, indicating that the clip may be worn or broken.

Causes of a bad control knob and clip can include physical damage from excessive force, wear and tear from frequent use, or degradation of the materials due to age or environmental factors.

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

The Timer Dial is an OEM part for GE washing machines. It allows the user to set and control the various wash cycles by turning the dial to the desired position. This component interfaces with the timer mechanism, enabling precise control over the wash, rinse, and spin cycles.

The timer dial may need to be replaced if it becomes cracked, stripped, or otherwise damaged. Causes of a bad timer dial can include frequent use, accidental impacts, or exposure to harsh cleaning chemicals that can weaken the plastic.

Symptoms of a bad timer dial include:

• Difficulty turning the dial or selecting the correct cycle
• The dial not staying in place or slipping
• The washing machine not starting or progressing through cycles properly
• Visible cracks or damage to the dial

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

The Timer Knob Assembly is an OEM part for GE washing machines. It allows the user to select and control the various cycles and settings of the washer by turning the knob. This assembly ensures that the washing machine operates according to the chosen settings, providing convenience and ease of use.

You should replace this timer knob assembly if it becomes damaged or stops functioning properly. Causes of a bad timer knob assembly can include wear and tear from regular use, cracking or breaking of the knob, or internal mechanical failures that prevent the knob from turning smoothly.

Symptoms of a bad timer knob assembly include:

• Difficulty turning the knob
• The knob not staying in the selected position
• The washer not responding to cycle selections
• Loose or wobbly knob

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

The Selector Knob is an OEM part for GE washing machines. This knob is used to choose different wash cycles and settings on the control panel, allowing users to customize their laundry preferences. It is designed to fit securely onto the control shaft and provide smooth operation for selecting various options.

Over time, selector knobs can wear out or become damaged due to frequent use or accidental impacts. Causes of a bad selector knob can include cracked or broken plastic, stripped or worn-out internal components, or a loose fit on the control shaft.

Symptoms of a bad selector knob include:

• Difficulty in turning the knob or selecting settings
• Knob spinning freely without changing settings
• Knob falling off or feeling loose
• Visible cracks or damage on the knob

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

The Button is an OEM component for GE top-load washers. Located on the control panel, this button actuates a specific function such as starting or pausing the cycle. Designed for durability, the textured plastic construction withstands millions of presses over decades of use.

Symptoms of a bad button include:

• The button sticking in the depressed position  
• Failure to trigger the assigned function when pressed
• Cracks developing in the plastic face over time

Causes may consist of cracked circuitry behind the panel from water intrusion or repeated impact. General wear reducing button sensitivity also occurs.

This GE button restores full operation for select models including those by Hotpoint, RCA, and compatible Kenmore lines. 

The Control Knob is an OEM part for GE washing machines, crafted to seamlessly integrate with your appliance. This knob allows users to select and adjust various settings, ensuring precise control over the washing machine's operations.  

Signs that you might need to replace the Control Knob include it becoming loose, unresponsive, or breaking off, which can occur with age or from accidental damage.  

Symptoms of a bad Control Knob include:

• The knob not engaging with the machine's settings, leading to difficulty in selecting wash cycles.
• A loose or wobbly knob that does not securely fit onto the washing machine.
• Visible cracks or damage that prevent the knob from functioning correctly.

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

The Dial Assembly is an OEM part for GE washing machines. This component is used to select different wash cycles and settings on the control panel. It provides users with a tactile interface to customize their laundry experience according to their needs.

Common causes of a bad dial assembly include frequent use leading to wear and tear, physical damage from accidental impacts, or internal mechanical failure.

Symptoms of a bad dial assembly include:

• Difficulty in turning the dial
• The dial not staying in the selected position
• Unresponsive or erratic cycle selection
• Visible cracks or damage to the dial

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

The Timer Dial is an OEM part for GE washing machines. This dial allows you to set and adjust the cycle times for various washing functions, ensuring your clothes receive the proper cleaning.

Over time, the Timer Dial can become worn out or damaged. Causes of a bad timer dial include regular wear and tear, cracking or breaking from excessive force, or the internal mechanism becoming stripped or misaligned, leading to difficulty in setting the wash cycles correctly.

Symptoms of a bad Timer Dial include:

•  Difficulty turning the dial
• The dial not staying in the set position
• Inaccurate cycle timing
• The washing machine not starting or stopping properly

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

This control knob assembly is the user interface for the timer/cycle selector on your washer. Replacing a cracked or stripped knob restores a secure grip and positive engagement so you can confidently choose wash cycles and settings. What it does:

• Attaches to the timer/cycle selector shaft to let you turn and set cycles
• Transfers rotation to the control without slipping when intact
• Helps maintain proper pointer alignment for accurate setting selection
• Common symptoms: knob cracked, loose, spins freely, falls off, or can't select/start cycles

• Includes: 1 control knob assembly

• Disconnect power before servicing
• Pull the old knob straight off the shaft; do not pry against the console
• Align the flat(s)/D-shape on the shaft with the knob insert and press until fully seated
• If your model uses a retaining clip, ensure it's properly positioned in the knob before installation

This dial assembly is the labeled control ring used on a washer's control panel. It restores clear cycle selection and secure indexing when the original dial becomes cracked, stripped, or unreadable.

• Provides the printed cycle/setting indicators and aligns with the knob for accurate selection
• Replaces a damaged or missing dial that wobbles, slips, or no longer shows settings
• Helps ensure your chosen cycle is indicated correctly on the panel
• Typical symptoms include a loose dial face, misaligned pointer, or difficulty selecting a cycle

• Disconnect power to the washer before servicing
• Pull the control knob straight off; remove any retaining clip if present
• Release the old dial's locking tabs and lift it away from the panel
• Align the new dial and press to lock in place; reinstall knob (and clip, if used)

Color: Bisque. For white order WH01X10310. This knob includes the push on clip that attaches the knob to the switch. Removal can be done by pushing the clip under the knob with a very small flat head screw driver.

This knob assembly replaces a worn, cracked, or missing control knob to restore reliable user control and a finished appearance. It snaps or mounts onto the control shaft to allow easy temperature or function selection. What it does

• Replaces damaged or broken control knob that is loose, cracked, or won't turn smoothly
• Allows the user to select settings by turning the control shaft with firm tactile feedback
• Restores cosmetic finish and consistent control operation
• Fits and engages the control shaft to transmit user input to the switch or valve

• Disconnect power to the appliance before servicing; for gas models, shut off gas supply and follow all safety precautions
• Most installations require pulling the old knob straight off the shaft and pushing the new knob into place; some models may use a retaining clip or set screw
• Avoid forcing the knob; align splines or D-shaft flat before seating to prevent damage

This push button is the user-facing control button that completes a control circuit when pressed, restoring responsiveness to a worn or broken selector interface. It provides a direct, replaceable way to fix unresponsive or stuck control input. What it does

• Acts as the external control button that engages the appliance's internal switch when pressed
• Restores tactile feedback and reliable control input if the original button is cracked, loose, or missing
• Common symptom fix: buttons that stick, don't depress fully, or fail to activate functions
• Works with the matched internal switch assembly to ensure consistent operation

• Disconnect power before any service
• Remove the control panel or bezel as needed to access the button; avoid prying on surrounding trim
• Replace the button by aligning and snapping it into the button housing; do not force or bend retaining tabs
• If the button does not restore function, inspect the underlying switch/mechanism for damage before ordering additional parts

This control knob assembly replaces a damaged or worn stove/oven control knob to restore safe, reliable temperature and function control. The white knob provides a visible, tactile control for adjusting burners or oven settings. What it does:

• Replaces a cracked, stripped, or missing control knob so you can turn heating elements or oven controls accurately
• Restores clear position indication for consistent heat setting selection
• Prevents slipping or poor contact that can cause unreliable control operation
• Suitable for single-knob control shafts that accept a push-on replacement

• One white control knob assembly

• Disconnect power (and gas, if applicable) before servicing controls to avoid electrical shock or gas hazard
• Align the knob splines with the control shaft and push firmly until fully seated; do not force at an angle
• If knob does not fit, verify shaft type before installing