Parts for Ge A2B768EVCSD2: Other Parts

This heating element assembly produces the heat needed for clothes drying. Replacing a failed heater restores normal drying performance and stops long-dry or no-heat symptoms in compatible electric dryers. What it does

• Generates the hot air used to dry clothes when the dryer is running.
• Commonly replaced when the dryer produces no heat or takes much longer than usual to dry loads.
• Can be damaged by wear, debris, or a failed thermal cutoff; can cause blown fuses or tripped breakers in some faults.
• Works with the dryer's thermostats and thermal fuses to regulate operating temperature.

• One heating element assembly

• Disconnect power at the breaker or unplug the dryer before starting work.
• Replace only if part number matches; improper replacement can cause damage or safety hazards.
• Inspect and test the dryer's thermal fuse and thermostats while replacing the heater—failed safety devices can indicate other issues.
• Use caution handling the heating coil and sharp sheet-metal edges; wear gloves and follow OEM service instructions.

A small insulating cap that fits over a male electrical terminal to protect and insulate the connection, helping prevent accidental shorts and reduce exposure to moisture and debris. What it does:

• Covers and insulates a bare spade or blade terminal to reduce short circuits and arcing
• Helps keep the terminal connection stable and protected from dust and moisture
• Reduces risk of corrosion at the exposed metal connection
• Makes reassembly cleaner and helps maintain reliable electrical contact

• Disconnect power before servicing electrical components to avoid shock
• Gently push over the terminal until fully seated
• Use appropriate tools (needle-nose pliers) if access is tight; do not force or modify the part
• If the underlying terminal is damaged or corroded, replace the terminal or wiring as needed before installing the cap