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This washer wave is the molded agitator wave that helps move clothes during the wash cycle for effective cleaning and balanced loads. It replaces a worn or damaged wave to restore proper agitation and fabric movement. What it does:
If your compactor ram moves sluggishly or makes grinding noises, this thrust washer may be worn. Simple repair that restores smooth operation.
Power screw stud for compactor drive systems. Secures and connects drive components. Replace if threads are stripped, stud is bent, or missing.
Mounting bracket for compactor top limit switch. Secures the limit switch in proper position. Replace if bent, cracked, or broken to restore stability.
At first I went to the GE website. They did not have a parts diagram for my specific model on line. I called GE and they finally told me what part I needed, and e-mailed me an unreadable diagram. It was all a bit confusing to me because they did not elaborate that the part I needed looked entirely different from the diagram and was actually a new kit due to a design change of a high failure part. Then I discovered Appliance Parts Pro. They had a parts diagram for my specific machine on... Read more
Please note: Possibility may exist that the blue and yellow wire may be reversed on the motor harness included in this kit. If so, they will need to be reversed before installation.
I replaced the motor drive and gear. The new kit included a gear which the instructions said had to be used with the newer, higher-torque motor. Total time was about 2.5 hours including removing and reinstalling the compactor in under-counter cabinet space. To replace the gear and motor required removing the bottom panel of the compactor. At some point I worried it might require drilling out some rivets to remove the bottom panel (underneath the compactor). However it was just a tight fit,... Read more
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