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This control box bottom is the lower housing piece that secures and protects the appliance control board and related components. It restores a stable mounting surface and helps keep electronics shielded from vibration and debris. What it does:

• Provides the lower half of the control box housing to support and protect the control board
• Keeps wiring and connectors routed and held in place to prevent strain
• Replaces cracked, broken or warped housing that can expose electronics
• Helps stop rattling or movement of the control assembly that can cause intermittent controls

• Control box bottom

• Power off and unplug the appliance before starting any repair
• Handle the control board and connectors carefully to avoid electrostatic or mechanical damage
• This part typically installs with screws or clips; retain fasteners and note their locations during disassembly
• Inspect and address the electronics before reassembly

This control panel assembly houses the oven/range user controls and display in a stainless-steel finish. It restores responsive touch/push-button operation and the unit's front appearance when the original panel is cracked, faded, or unresponsive. What it does:

• Replaces the front control interface and display bezel so buttons and the timer/clock can be used again
• Returns readable display and consistent button response for oven and cooktop functions
• Commonly used when buttons are unresponsive, the display is blank/flickering, or the panel is physically damaged
• Replaces the complete outer control panel assembly only

• One stainless-steel control panel assembly as shown

• Disconnect power at the breaker before starting any repair to avoid shock or injury
• Handle carefully to avoid scratching the stainless finish or damaging attached harnesses
• Installation requires removing the old panel and reconnecting existing wiring; keep track of fasteners and wire routing

A silicon-controlled rectifier (SCR) used on appliance control boards to regulate power to motors, igniters or other loads. Replacing a faulty SCR can restore proper power switching and steady operation of the driven component. What it does:

• Acts as a power-switching semiconductor in appliance electronic control circuits to allow current flow only when triggered.
• Enables controlled delivery of voltage/current to motors, igniters and similar loads on the control board.
• A failing SCR can cause symptoms such as no power to a motor or igniter, intermittent operation, or complete failure of the driven component.
• Match the SCR package and electrical ratings to the control board before replacing.

• Disconnect all power to the appliance before accessing control electronics to avoid shock or damage.
• Take electrostatic-discharge (ESD) precautions; handle the SCR by its body and avoid touching leads.
• Package orientation and electrical ratings on the control board and wiring before installation.

This is a stainless steel hex washer-head screw used to fasten and secure components. Its integrated washer head provides a broad bearing surface for a tight, durable hold in appliance assemblies.

• Secures panels, brackets, and hardware to prevent looseness and vibration
• Restores proper fastening when originals are stripped, missing, or corroded
• Stainless construction helps resist rust in moisture-prone areas
• Common symptoms of a needed replacement include rattling, loose panels, or missing hardware

• Disconnect power and, if applicable, shut off water before servicing
• Use the correct nut driver or socket for the hex head to avoid stripping
• Replace any damaged or missing fasteners in matched pairs or sets for even clamping
• Do not overtighten; snug to manufacturer torque guidance when available

This foam vent insert seals and cushions the dryer vent opening to reduce airflow leaks, vibration noise, and lint bypass. It helps maintain proper venting and stops drafts for more efficient drying and quieter operation. What it does:

• Forms a compressible seal around the dryer vent outlet to limit air and lint escape
• Cushions the vent connection to reduce rattling and vibration noise
• Helps prevent drafts from entering the cabinet when the dryer is off
• Supports consistent airflow path for better drying performance

• Designed for snap-in or press-fit installation at the vent opening; your model diagram for location
• Turn off and unplug the appliance before accessing the vent area
• Inspect surrounding vent and ductwork for damage or excessive lint; replace if needed

This manual floor plate is the replacement cover that mounts at the appliance base to protect internal components and provide a finished surface. It restores the dryer's base appearance and helps prevent debris from entering the cabinet. What it does:

• Covers and protects the lower cabinet opening and components from dust and lint
• Helps maintain proper clearance and a finished look at the dryer base
• Replaces damaged, bent, or missing base plates that allow debris entry
• Can reduce rattles or vibration caused by a loose or warped floor plate

• One floor plate

• Disconnect power (and gas, if applicable) before servicing to avoid shock or injury
• Remove the dryer front or lower access panel per manufacturer instructions to access mounting screws
• Use correct-size screws and tighten to manufacturer torque; avoid over-bending the plate during installation

Left side roller cover.

This floor plate is the OEM-style replacement that fits under the oven cavity to protect internal components and provide a stable cooking surface. Restores proper support and helps maintain even heat distribution in the lower oven area. What it does

• Covers and protects the oven's lower cavity from spills, drips, and falling debris
• Helps funnel heat and airflow for more consistent baking and roasting performance
• Prevents direct contact between food/drips and heating components
• Reduces corrosion and wear to inner oven parts caused by spills

• One floor plate as shown

• Designed to be installed in the lower oven cavity; for exact placement
• Remove power (unplug or shut off breaker) and allow the oven to cool before servicing
• Use appropriate gloves to avoid sharp edges; avoid forcing the part into place

This control panel assembly replaces the user interface on compatible GE laundry appliances to restore button control and display feedback. It gives back normal cycle selection and control responsiveness for reliable operation. What it does:

• Replaces the front user interface and button cluster so touchpads and keys register commands
• Restores readable display and status indicators used for cycle selection and options
• Resolves symptoms like unresponsive buttons, incorrect cycle selection, or lack of display feedback
• Interfaces with the appliance's main control to send user commands during operation

• Disconnect power before starting; ensure the appliance is unplugged or breaker is off
• Handle the panel and any attached ribbon cables gently to avoid damage
• Minor disassembly of the top or front panel may be required—keep track of screws and fasteners

This latch cam engages the door latch mechanism so the appliance door closes and stays secure during cycles. A worn or broken cam can prevent the door from latching or cause the door to feel loose. What it does

• Rotates with the latch to lock the door securely during operation
• Ensures the latch striker catches and holds the door closed
• Common symptom: door won't stay latched or appliance won't start
• Common symptom: door feels loose, noisy, or intermittently opens during cycles

• One latch cam

• Disconnect power before starting any repair to avoid shock or injury
• Inspect surrounding latch components and replace any visibly damaged parts
• Use basic hand tools; keep track of small fasteners and alignment during reassembly
• Test door operation several times after installation to ensure secure engagement

This silicon controlled rectifier (SCR) switches and regulates power to heating or motor circuits, helping the appliance control temperature and run cycles reliably. It's a direct-fit electronic switching component used in a variety of control systems. What it does:

• Acts as an electronic switch to regulate AC power to heating elements or motors
• Helps control temperature output and maintain consistent cycle performance
• Can prevent unwanted continuous current flow when functioning properly
• Commonly replaced when ovens, ranges, or dryers fail to heat or cycle correctly

• One silicon controlled rectifier (SCR) as shown

• Disconnect power to the appliance before starting any repair to avoid shock or injury
• Handle the SCR by its body; avoid touching terminals and static-sensitive areas
• Verify proper orientation and secure mounting; follow OEM wiring and torque practices

This silicone light pipe guides an appliance's indicator or control panel light to the front-facing bezel so lights appear bright and centered. It restores proper light transmission for clearer, easier-to-read controls. What it does:

• Transmits LED or bulb light from the lamp housing to the control surface or bezel
• Helps ensure indicator lights and touch-control icons appear centered and visible
• Commonly replaced when the lens is cracked, torn, missing, or deformed
• Can resolve symptoms like dim, distorted, or missing panel illumination

• Disconnect power before servicing any electrical or control components
• Remove the control panel or bezel per your model's service instructions to access the light pipe
• Handle the silicone gently—avoid stretching or pinching that could deform the part
• Ensure the light pipe is fully seated in its housing and the bezel is reinstalled to prevent light leaks

Replacement control box top that restores the protective cover for the appliance control housing, keeping wiring and electronics enclosed for a cleaner appearance and safer operation. What it does:

• Covers and protects the control housing and internal wiring from dust, spills, and accidental contact
• Helps secure control components in place and maintain the appliance's factory appearance
• Commonly replaced when the original cover is cracked, broken, missing, or shows visible damage
• Can prevent loose wiring from catching or being accidentally disturbed

• One control box top

• Disconnect power to the appliance before beginning any work to avoid shock or injury
• Remove any screws or retainers securing the existing cover and lift off the old top; keep fasteners if reinstalling
• Align the replacement top and secure with the original fasteners; ensure wiring is routed and seated before closing

This high loop drain hose creates the required elevated drain loop to help prevent dishwasher backflow and ensure proper drainage. It replaces a worn or damaged drain loop and restores correct drain routing for reliable performance. What it does:

• Forms the high loop in the dishwasher drain line to reduce risk of sink water siphoning back into the appliance
• Directs wastewater from the dishwasher into the household drain properly
• Helps avoid intermittent draining issues caused by a collapsed or split drain loop
• Fits into existing drain connections—used where an elevated drain loop is required

• Designed for in-line replacement; route the hose to create a high loop secured under the countertop or cabinet as shown in the appliance installer instructions
• Turn off power and water supply to the appliance before performing service
• Inspect clamps and fittings and replace if corroded; ensure all connections are snug but not over-tightened