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The Door Hinge Assembly Left is an OEM component specifically designed for GE dishwashers. This door hinge assembly is located on the left side of the dishwasher door and is responsible for securely and smoothly mounting the door while enabling its opening and closing motion.  

Causes of a bad Door Hinge Assembly Left include loose or stripped screws, worn out bearings or bushings, or bent or fatigued metal from repeated use. 

Symptoms of a bad door hinge assembly include:

• The door not latching or sealing properly
• Difficulty opening and closing the door  
• Excessive noise or vibration from the door
• Misalignment that causes the door to rub or interfere

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

This mount tub assembly secures the washer tub to the cabinet and helps keep the tub properly aligned during operation for stable, quieter performance. It replaces a worn or damaged tub mounting component to reduce movement and noise. What it does:

• Supports and centers the wash tub inside the washer cabinet.
• Dampens tub movement to reduce vibration and noise during spin cycles.
• Helps maintain proper tub alignment to prevent rubbing or banging.
• Commonly used when visible tub wear, excessive vibration, or noise occurs.

• Recommended for users familiar with appliance disassembly; disconnect power and water before starting.
• Inspect surrounding seals, mounts, and suspension components and replace if worn.
• Use appropriate tools and follow the washer's service manual for reassembly torque and alignment.

This drain pump hanger secures the washer's drain pump to the outer tub, keeping the pump and hoses aligned so the pump can remove water reliably. Use it to replace a cracked or broken support that lets the pump shift. What it does

• Holds the drain pump firmly in place and maintains proper pump alignment.
• Helps reduce pump vibration and noise from a loose or mispositioned pump.
• Prevents the pump from pulling on hoses or becoming dislodged during the spin/drain cycle.
• A worn or broken hanger can contribute to poor draining, intermittent drainage, or unusual pump noise.

• One drain pump hanger.

• Disconnect power to the washer before beginning any repair.
• Access typically via the washer's lower front or rear panel; follow for disassembly.
• Inspect and reuse mounting hardware and grommets if undamaged; replace if corroded or broken.

This black door handle replaces a worn or broken appliance door pull to restore a secure grip and clean appearance. It's a literal replacement part that mounts to the door where the original handle was attached. What it does

• Provides a sturdy grip for opening and closing the appliance door
• Replaces cracked, loose, or cosmetically damaged handles
• Helps restore proper alignment and fit of the door edge when the original handle has failed
• Matches the appliance's black finish for a consistent look

• One door handle

• Remove power or disconnect the appliance before beginning any work
• Installation typically requires removing the door trim or access panel to reach fastening screws
• Keep original screws and mounting hardware; replace only the handle unless additional fasteners are specified

This control box bottom is the lower housing that protects and supports the appliance's control electronics, helping keep wiring and components secure from debris and moisture. Fits into the control assembly to restore proper enclosure and support. What it does:

• Provides a protective lower enclosure for the control board and wiring harness
• Helps keep dust, lint and moisture away from sensitive electronics
• Secures the control board and related connectors in their correct position
• Prevents rattling or movement that can cause loose connections or noise

• One control box bottom (base cover) as pictured

• Disconnect power before servicing to avoid shock or component damage
• Handle electronics carefully and avoid touching circuit contacts
• Installation typically requires basic hand tools and removal of the control housing

This bottom-front foam insulation piece replaces the damaged or missing pad under the refrigerator's front base to help maintain proper airflow and thermal separation for more consistent cooling and reduced condensation risk. What it does:

• Replaces worn or crushed insulation at the refrigerator's lower front to restore intended thermal barrier.
• Helps limit warm air intrusion at the cabinet base that can contribute to frost or uneven temperatures.
• Reduces risk of condensation on the cabinet floor and improve overall efficiency when installed correctly.
• Restores correct spacing and support for the lower access area to prevent drafts.

• Disconnect power and remove the toe grille or front access panel before attempting replacement.
• Handle foam carefully — avoid tearing and align the pad to fit flush with surrounding insulation.
• Use existing clips/adhesive or OEM-recommended fasteners; replace adhesives if brittle or missing.

This white replacement door handle restores a secure, easy-to-grip opening surface for your appliance door so you can open and close it safely and smoothly. Designed to match the OEM fit and finish. What it does

• Replaces a cracked, broken or missing door handle so the door can be opened and closed normally
• Provides a solid grip surface and restores proper leverage for door operation
• Prevents further damage to the door frame or surrounding trim caused by using a damaged handle
• Matches the original color and mounting points for a clean factory appearance

• One white door handle

• Disconnect power to the appliance (unplug or switch off breaker) before starting any work
• Remove any trim or screws holding the old handle; save mounting hardware if reusing is allowed
• Align the replacement handle with the mounting points and secure with the original or OEM-specified fasteners; do not overtighten

This upper wash impeller circulates water to the upper spray system during the wash cycle, helping deliver thorough cleaning across dishes on the upper rack and throughout the tub.

• Drives water flow to the upper spray arm/manifold
• Worn or damaged impeller can cause weak spray, poor cleaning, or longer cycle times
• Physical damage (warping, cracks, stripped splines) warrants replacement

• Disconnect power and water before servicing
• Access is typically through the sump/pump area; note impeller orientation during removal
• Inspect mating parts (seal, hub, shaft/splines) and replace if worn
• Hand-tighten fasteners to OEM guidance and verify free rotation before reassembly