Hotpoint Washer Parts

The Rotary Temperature Switch is an OEM replacement part for GE washers. This switch controls the temperature setting during wash cycles, accommodating various fabric types. 

Causes of a bad rotary temperature switch can include wear and tear from frequent use, electrical failures, or damage due to moisture exposure. Over time, the internal components of the switch may degrade, leading to incorrect temperature settings or unresponsive controls.

Symptoms of a bad temperature switch include:

• Inability to select temperature settings
• Wash cycles running at an unexpected temperature
• Fluctuations in water temperature during the wash
• Constantly running hot or cold water into the tub

This OEM GE replacement part is compatible with Hotpoint, RCA, and some Kenmore branded washers as well.

The Mode Shifter & Shaft Assembly is an OEM replacement part for GE washing machines. It is a mechanical component located inside the washer tub that allows for shifting between agitation, spin, and other cycles. The mode shifter and shaft assembly receive input from the control system to precisely change the operational mode at designated points in the cycle.

Causes of a bad mode shifter & shaft assembly include worn out or damaged internal gears, stripped or broken shafts, or a loss of integrity in components that restrict smooth shifting between modes.

Symptoms of a bad mode shifter & shaft assembly include:

• Inability to start or change wash cycles
• The washer getting stuck in one mode of operation
• Grinding noises and vibrations during cycle shifts
• Premature ending of cycles

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

The Check Valve Flapper is an OEM replacement part for GE dishwashers. It is a small but crucial component located within the water inlet valve assembly. The check valve flapper regulates water flow into the dishwasher, allowing water to enter during the fill cycles but preventing backflow when the water is drained. 

Causes of a bad check valve flapper can include wear and tear over time, mineral buildup that causes sticking, or damage to the flapper itself. This prevents the flapper from opening and closing as intended.

Symptoms of a bad check valve flapper include:

• Slow or incomplete filling of water 
• Dripping or leaking water from the inlet area
• Error codes related to water issues

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

This dryer motor kit powers the drum and blower. Replacing a weak or failed motor restores proper tumbling and airflow so the dryer starts reliably and dries loads more evenly.

• Drives the drum via the belt and turns the blower wheel for airflow
• Helps resolve: dryer hums but won't start, drum won't turn, or stops mid-cycle
• Can reduce loud buzzing/grinding noises from the motor area
• Restores consistent operation when the motor overheats and trips its protector

• Disconnect power; turn off gas supply to gas dryers before servicing
• Remove panels to access the drive system; release belt tension and remove the drum as needed
• The blower wheel threads onto the motor shaft—support it carefully; many GE dryers use a reverse (left-hand) thread
• Transfer wiring and any reusable hardware to the new motor; test before reassembly

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

The Triple Water Valve is an OEM part for GE washing machines. This part controls the flow of water into the washer, allowing for the precise mixing of hot, cold, and warm water necessary for different wash cycles.  

Causes of a bad triple water valve can include mineral buildup or blockages from debris, electrical issues such as faulty solenoids, and wear and tear from frequent use.  

Symptoms of a bad triple water valve include:

• The washer not filling with water or filling very slowly
• Incorrect water temperature during wash cycles
• Leaks from the valve area
• The washer not advancing through cycles properly

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

This shaft and tube assembly supports and drives the washer's inner basket during the spin cycle. Replacing a worn or bent assembly restores smooth rotation and helps reduce noise, vibration, and basket wobble.

• Supports and centers the inner tub for stable spinning
• Provides the rotating drive surface that turns the basket in spin
• Works with the washer's drive system to deliver spin power
• Common symptoms: no or weak spin, scraping/grinding noises, excessive vibration, or basket wobble

• Disconnect power and water supply before servicing; wear gloves and eye protection
• Access typically requires removing the top/console, agitator or wash plate, inner basket, and retaining hardware
• Inspect related parts and replace if worn or leaking during reassembly
• After installation, level the washer and run a spin test to check for proper operation and leaks

The Rotary Knob is an OEM replacement part for GE or Hotpoint washing machines. It provides the interface for selecting wash cycles and adjusting settings like temperature and spin speed.

Causes of a bad rotary knob include cracking, peeling, or damage to labeling from repeated use over time. The internal mechanisms can also wear out, preventing proper rotation.

Symptoms of a bad rotary knob are:

• Difficulty turning or clicking into set positions
• Loose, wobbly, or disconnected feel during use
• Faded or missing labels make settings unclear

It is also compatible with RCA, Westinghouse, Tappan, and some Kenmore models.

The Pressure Switch is an OEM part for GE washing machines. This part ensures your machine fills with the correct amount of water for the selected cycle, preventing overfilling or insufficient water levels that can lead to suboptimal washing results.  

A faulty Pressure Switch can result from several issues, including clogging with detergent residue or debris, wear and tear from regular use, or electrical malfunctions affecting its responsiveness.  

Symptoms of a malfunctioning Pressure Switch include:

• The washing machine overfilling or not filling enough
• Wash cycles starting or stopping unexpectedly
• Water levels not matching the selected cycle
• The machine failing to move to the next cycle stage

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

The Suspension Rod Support is an OEM part for GE washing machines. This part maintains the stability of the washing machine's drum by supporting the suspension rods, which help absorb vibrations and shocks during operation.

Causes of a bad suspension rod support can include wear and tear from regular use, corrosion due to exposure to moisture, or physical damage from overloading the washer.

Symptoms of a bad suspension rod support include:

• Excessive shaking or vibrating during the wash cycle
• Loud banging noises
• The washer moving or "walking" during operation
• The drum being off-balance

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

The Triple Water Valve is an OEM part for GE washing machines. This valve controls the flow of hot, cold, and warm water into the washing machine, ensuring the proper temperature and water level for each wash cycle. It is a critical component for the accurate filling and rinsing functions of the washer.

Replace the triple water valve if it becomes faulty due to mineral buildup, wear and tear, or electrical issues. 

Symptoms of a bad triple water valve include:

• The washer not filling with water
• Incorrect water temperatures during cycles
• Water leaking from the valve
• Slow or uneven water flow into the machine

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

The Internal Drain Hose Asm is an OEM part for GE washers. It is the hose located inside the washer that channels drained water from the tub out to the external drain system. 

Proper drainage is essential for washer operation. Causes of a bad internal hose can include cracks, kinks, or holes developing over time, especially in hoses made of brittle plastic material. Mineral buildup can also obstruct flow.  

Symptoms of a bad Internal Drain Hose Asm include:

• Puddling or pooling of water inside the washer tub after cycles
• Water not fully draining or draining slowly from the tub  
• Leaks or wet surroundings near the back of the washer

This GE replacement hose ensures your washer continues draining efficiently. This is also compatible with Hotpoint, RCA, and some Kenmore models.

The Lid Assembly is an OEM part for GE washing machines. This part is the lid of the washer. It is essential for securely covering the washer drum, preventing water from splashing out during the wash cycle, and allowing safe operation by ensuring the washer does not run with the lid open.

Causes of a bad lid assembly can include general wear and tear, physical damage from heavy loads or impacts, or issues with the hinges or latch mechanisms.

Symptoms of a bad lid assembly include:

• Difficulty in opening or closing the lid
• Washer not starting or stopping mid-cycle due to a faulty lid switch
• Visible cracks or damage on the lid
• Water leaking from the top of the washer

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

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)

This idler pulley keeps tension on the dryer drum belt so the motor can spin the drum smoothly. Replacing a worn pulley can quiet squealing and restore consistent tumbling.

• Maintains proper belt tension so the drum turns under load
• Free-spinning pulley reduces friction and belt wear
• Common symptoms of failure: squealing/chirping noises, drum won't turn, belt slipping or fraying, burning rubber smell
• Helps prevent the belt from jumping off the motor or drum

• Disconnect power; for gas dryers, shut off the gas supply
• Access typically requires removing the top/front panel and releasing belt tension to remove the drum
• Transfer any spacers/retainer from the old pulley to the new one; the pulley spins freely before reassembly
• Route the belt per the model's diagram and check belt alignment/tension before test run

This button tree is the group of selector buttons behind the control panel. It restores reliable button action so you can choose cycles and options when keys stick, feel mushy, or stop responding.

• Provides the push-button interface for cycle and option selections on the control panel
• Helps address unresponsive or intermittent keys
• Resolves sticking or jammed buttons
• Restores proper alignment and tactile feel

• Disconnect power to the appliance before servicing
• Remove the console/control panel to access the button tree
• Seat the new button tree so each button aligns with the control board switch positions and the overlay
• Handle the user interface board and wiring gently; do not force clips or tabs