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Remove the detergent drawer by pressing the release in the rear of the drawer. Located slot for magnet and placed magnet is slot. Magnet clips in place. Replaced detergent drawer and ran washer! Read more
Replaced the water valve assembly. did not really need the dispenser part. problem mainly caused by hard water buildup where the hose connects. also replaced the hoses as they also had some hard water buildup. Read more
This clip is a genuine General Electric part, sold individually. It can be used as a replacement part for a dryer or a washer/dryer combination appliance. This clip affixes the toe panel to the front panel of the dryer.This clip could become damaged within the standard lifespan of a dryer; this damage could take the form of nicks, scrapes, tears, punctures, or erosion to the plastic material that reduces its functionality for a dryer. If the toe panel is coming loose from the front panel of the dryer, the clip should be visually inspected and assessed for signs of damage. If the clip is damaged, it should be removed and replaced with this genuine OEM replacement part. The replacement process is simple and will require no special tools.This is an OEM part sourced directly from the manufacturer. It is sold individually. This clip is compatible with the following appliance brands: Frigidaire, Kenmore, Electrolux, Westinghouse, and Crosley.
Replaced heating element, thermostat, control thermistor, and belt, ordered grease and greased bearing, so far so good. Read more
Replaced Wax Motor located on the door lock assembly. Average price around $10.00. The Frigidaire tech data sheet said if the resistance of the PTC was shorted or opened, then replace the door lock assembly ($50 +). It also said that if the PTC reads around 1500 ohms, then replace the control board ($120+). I figured out that you are to test the resistance on the Wax Motor. My Wax Motor read 2200 ohms which is higher that the specs. So I decided to test the Wax Motor; I applied 120v to the... Read more
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