Ghws3605frr-Flwasher Parts

The screw is an OEM replacement component for GE dishwashers. It is used to securely fasten parts inside the dishwasher tub assembly.

Causes of a damaged or defective screw usually involve wear from continuous mechanical stresses and vibration during dishwasher usage. Loose parts affect machine balance and performance.

Symptoms of a compromised screw placement include:

• Noises or abnormal sounds coming from inside the tub  
• Intermittent error codes related to moving components
• Detached or misaligned spray arms or filters
• Insecure tub fixtures that can be jarred with normal operation 

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

The Damper Assembly is an OEM part for GE washing machines. It is designed to control the movement of the washer drum, providing stability and reducing vibrations during the spin cycle. It measures approximately 9 inches long and over 1 inch wide.

Causes of a bad damper assembly can include wear and tear from regular use, damage from unbalanced loads, or material fatigue.

Symptoms of a bad damper assembly include:

• Excessive shaking or vibrating during the wash cycle
• Loud banging noises during spinning
• The washer moving or shifting during operation
• Poor balance or wobbling of the drum

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

This hex washer head screw secures appliance panels and brackets. The 10-16 x 0.812 size replaces missing or stripped hardware so components stay properly fastened, helping prevent looseness, rattling, and misalignment.

• Fastens metal panels, brackets, and components in compatible appliances
• Replaces a lost, damaged, or corroded screw to restore proper attachment
• Helps reduce vibration, noise, or loose-fitting parts caused by missing hardware
• Correct 10-16 thread and 0.812-inch length for specified mounting points

• Disconnect power; for gas models, also shut off the gas supply.
• Note the original screw's location and orientation before removal.
• Start threads by hand to avoid cross-threading; tighten snugly without over-torquing.
• Use a nut driver or socket that fits the hex head.

This door boot gasket is the main tub-to-door seal on front-load washers. It forms a watertight barrier between the door opening and outer tub, helping prevent leaks and keeping wash water inside the machine.

• Seals the door opening to keep water from escaping during wash and spin
• Replaces torn, cracked, or misshapen gaskets that can cause leaks
• Helps ensure the door closes and seals properly
• Common signs: water on the floor at the front, dampness around the door, visible damage or heavy buildup on the gasket

• Disconnect power and shut off water supplies before service
• Remove the outer and inner retaining rings/clamps; note gasket orientation and any hose/vent connections
• Transfer any connections from the old gasket to the new one
• Seat the gasket evenly on the tub lip, reinstall clamps securely, and run a short test cycle to check for leaks

Restore easy, precise cycle selection with this washer control knob. The rubberized knob replaces a cracked or stripped original so you can securely grip and turn the selector without slipping or wobbling.

• Replaces the washer's main control/selector knob
• Rubberized surface improves grip and control
• Mounts on the D-shaped control shaft to turn the timer/control
• Common symptoms: knob cracked, loose or spinning freely, missing, can't change cycles

• Disconnect power before servicing the appliance
• Pull the old knob straight off; avoid prying against the control panel
• Align the flat on the new knob with the shaft and press until fully seated
• The knob engages the shaft and rotates the control smoothly

This OEM replacement part is the main control board for washers. The main control board is the part that controls the functions of the dryer. It is the main component that sends signals to the washer to perform its intended functions, controlling the desired washer settings. If the washer is no longer turning on, spinning properly, or effectively washing, it might be time to replace the main control board. While it might seem difficult to replace this part, it's actually a simple process. First, pull the washer forward to access the back panel. Remove the upper back panel. Push the front of the control panel and pry it up with a putty knife removing it from the mounting brackets. Disconnect any wires attached to the old control board, and be sure to take note of which wires go where by taking a photo with a phone camera. Remove the mounting screws from the control board. Release the locking tabs and pull the control board out of the console. Position the new board in place and pop it into the locking tabs. Reconnect the wires into the back of the new control board. This genuine control board is sold individually is compatible with GE, Hotpoint, RCA, and Sears/Kenmore brand washers.

This small, round gasket forms a watertight seal between mating parts inside your washer. Replacing a worn O-ring helps stop leaks and keeps the machine operating reliably by maintaining a tight seal at the affected connection.

• Creates a watertight seal between components to prevent leaks
• Helps maintain proper water flow/pressure at the joint
• Wear, flattening, hardening, or cracks can cause drips or pooling water
• Symptoms include moisture around fittings or under the washer during fill, wash, or drain cycles

• Disconnect power and turn off both hot and cold water supplies before servicing
• Relieve water pressure and place a towel to catch residual water
• Remove the old O-ring; clean the groove and mating surfaces before installing
• Lightly lubricate the new O-ring with a water-safe lubricant; seat evenly, reassemble, restore water, and check for leaks

This washer balance ring assembly mounts on the top of the wash basket to provide counterweight during spin. It helps stabilize loads and keep spin cycles smooth, reducing vibration, banging, and out-of-balance interruptions. What it does:

• Attaches to the wash basket to provide counterbalance during spin
• Helps minimize shaking, vibration, and cabinet banging
• Replaces a cracked, warped, or otherwise damaged ring

• 1 balance ring assembly

• Disconnect power and water supply before servicing; wear gloves and eye protection
• Access the basket top per your model (raise top/lid or remove appropriate covers)
• Release the ring's tabs/fasteners, lift off the old ring, then align and seat the new ring evenly; ensure all tabs lock fully
• Run an empty rinse/spin to verify smooth operation before normal use

Black. 8-18 AB HXW 3/8

This drain pump removes water from the washer tub during the drain and spin portions of the cycle. Replacing a clogged, worn, or leaking pump restores proper drainage, prevents standing water, and helps avoid cycle interruptions. What it does:

• Pumps wastewater from the tub to the household drain during drain/spin
• Restores normal draining when the old pump is weak, blocked, or damaged
• Common symptoms: won't drain or drains slowly; won't enter/complete spin due to water left in tub
• Addresses humming/grinding sounds during drain or leaks at the pump housing/connections

• 1 drain pump

• Disconnect power and turn off water supply before servicing
• Expect residual water; place towels or a shallow pan to catch spills
• Note hose orientation; transfer/reuse existing clamps and mounting hardware
• Inspect and clear the tub-to-pump and drain hoses of debris; run a test drain and check for leaks after installation

This gasket clamp secures a washer's rubber gasket in its groove to maintain a tight, leak-resistant seal. Replacing a fatigued or broken clamp helps stop leaks and keeps the gasket properly seated during wash and spin. What it does:

• Holds the washer's gasket firmly in place
• Maintains even clamping pressure to help prevent water seepage
• Restores proper gasket retention when the original clamp is stretched, rusted, or broken
• Common symptoms: leaks around the gasket area, gasket slipping off the rim, visible clamp damage or loss of tension

• 1 gasket clamp

• Disconnect power and water supply before servicing
• Protect the rubber gasket from sharp tools; avoid punctures or nicks
• Seat the gasket lip evenly all the way around before installing the clamp
• Ensure the clamp is fully engaged and uniformly tight around the entire circumference before testing

This door lock module secures the washer door during operation and communicates door status to the control board. Replacing a failing lock restores safe cycle starts, consistent spinning, and proper unlocking when the cycle completes. What it does:

• Locks the door at the start of a cycle to prevent opening mid-wash
• "door closed/locked" so the control can fill, wash, and spin
• Releases the door when it's safe at the end of the cycle
• Common failure symptoms: washer won't start or spin, door won't lock/unlock, intermittent pausing, or a "door/lock" indicator on the display

• 1 door lock module

• Disconnect power before servicing; turn off water if you'll move the appliance
• Access the lock from the front by loosening the door boot clamp and removing the lock's mounting screws
• Label and transfer the wire connectors to the new module; reuse original hardware
• Refit the door boot fully and run a short test cycle to proper locking and release

Size: 10-32 GXTT FLP.595 S

This sump clamp secures the dishwasher sump to the tub assembly, keeping the gasket compressed for a watertight seal. Replacing a weakened or corroded clamp helps stop leaks from the base and restores proper wash system sealing.

• Holds the sump firmly to maintain seal compression
• Helps prevent water leaking from the bottom of the dishwasher during operation
• Replace when the existing clamp is rusted, broken, stripped, or won't tighten

• Disconnect power at the breaker and shut off the water supply
• Remove the toe kick and, if needed, pull the dishwasher forward for access
• Position the clamp over the sump-to-tub joint and tighten evenly; do not overtighten
• Reseat the sump gasket and run a leak test after reassembly

This rotor position sensor (RPS) module monitors the washer's drive motor position and speed and reports it to the control. Replacing a failing sensor helps restore smooth agitation and dependable spin, reducing stalls and early cycle stops.

• Detects the motor rotor's position/speed so the control can start, reverse, and ramp the motor correctly
• Typical symptoms include no spin or agitation, motor starts then stops, or the cycle ends early
• Causes intermittent/erratic motor movement; lid locks but the tub doesn't move
• Use when diagnostics indicate an RPS/speed-sensor or motor feedback fault

• Disconnect power and turn off water before servicing
• Access the motor area; photograph wiring before disconnecting
• Align the sensor correctly and fully seat the harness connector—do not force pins
• Run applicable diagnostics/calibration after installation to ensure proper spin and agitation

This water inlet valve assembly controls and directs water into the washer during each fill. When it fails, you may see no fill, slow fill, incorrect temperature, overfilling, or leaks—replacing it restores proper water control.

• Opens and closes to allow hot and cold water into the tub as commanded by the control
• Seals closed when not energized to prevent unwanted filling or drips
• Common symptoms: no fill, slow fill, or the washer stopping with a fill-related error
• Leaks at the valve body or water seeping into the tub when the machine is off

• Unplug the washer and turn off both water supply valves; place a towel to catch residual water
• Label and disconnect inlet hoses; relieve pressure, unplug the wire harness, and remove mounting screws
• Install the new valve; transfer any brackets or fittings from the old part if needed
• Reconnect hoses and power, turn water on, and check all connections for leaks before running a test cycle