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Spacer that fits between the door handle and outer panel on front-load dryers. Replace if cracked, broken, or missing to restore proper spacing.

This pulley nut secures the washer's drive pulley to the shaft to keep the belt aligned and power transfer reliable. Replacing a worn or missing nut restores stable spin performance and helps prevent belt slippage and noise.

• Locks the drive pulley to the shaft for proper belt alignment and consistent power transfer
• A loose or stripped nut can cause pulley wobble, belt squeal, slippage, or the belt coming off
• Replace if the original nut is damaged, missing, or will not stay tight after adjustment

• Disconnect power and water supply; safely tip or elevate the washer for bottom access
• Remove the drive belt; hold the pulley while loosening the nut (verify thread direction—do not force)
• Hand-start the new nut to avoid cross-threading; tighten securely per service information and confirm pulley runs true
• Reinstall the belt, verify alignment, and rotate by hand before restoring power

Covers and protects the drum opening while maintaining proper airflow. Replace if cracked, broken, or allowing lint buildup. Verify fit with your model.

External dryer door cover that protects the door lining and conceals inner components. Replace if cracked, broken, or damaged from impact or wear.

Dryer not drying or taking too long? A damaged blower wheel disrupts airflow through the drum. This fan pushes heated air through clothes for efficient drying.

Dryer not heating? A faulty thermistor inlet fails to monitor air temperature, preventing proper heating cycles. Direct replacement restores function.

The User Interface Board is an OEM part for GE electric dryers. Located at the control panel, it acts as the central processing unit that facilitates communication between buttons, displays, and electrical units. The user interface board receives input signals from the touchpad buttons and uses programming to trigger the correct dryer functions. It also powers the digital displays and sends output signals to govern components like the motor, thermostat, and timer. 

Causes of interface board failure can be water damage, fluctuations in current supply over time distorting circuits, or heavy impacts potentially dislodging connections.

Symptoms of a bad user interface board include:

• Non-responsive or unresponsive buttons
• Inaccurate readings on LED displays
• Failure to advance programs or time settings

Compatible with some Kenmore dryer models that contain GE control internals.

This GE Door Hinge is an OEM replacement part for GE washing machines. Designed to match the exact specifications of your GE appliance, this door hinge ensures smooth and reliable operation of the washing machine door. 

The need for a replacement usually arises when the existing hinge suffers from wear and tear, accidental damage, or corrosion. A bad door hinge can lead to issues with the door closing properly, which might affect the washing machine's functionality or cause water leakage.

Symptoms of a bad Door Hinge include:

• Difficulty in closing or opening the washing machine door.
• A door that hangs unevenly or appears misaligned.
• Unusual noises or resistance when moving the door.
• Visible wear, rust, or damage on the hinge.
• Water leakage around the door area.

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

This motor gasket is a molded sealing pad that cushions and seals the motor assembly to the appliance chassis, helping reduce vibration and protect the motor from debris and moisture. Replacing a worn gasket restores proper motor alignment and quieter operation. What it does:

• Cushions and isolates the motor to reduce vibration and noise during operation
• Seals the motor mounting area to help prevent dust, lint, and moisture intrusion
• Helps maintain correct motor alignment to avoid rubbing or premature wear
• Commonly replaced when torn, flattened, or degraded and causing excess vibration or noise

• One motor gasket

• Disconnect power (unplug or shut off breaker) before starting any repair
• Requires partial appliance disassembly to access the motor; follow OEM service instructions
• Inspect surrounding mounting hardware and motor for damage while replacing the gasket
• Do not use adhesives or improvised fasteners unless OEM instructions specify

Complete dryer door assembly that provides secure, airtight closure for optimal performance. Replace if damaged, worn, or seal is degraded. Verify fit with your model number before ordering.

The Terminal Block is an OEM part for GE dryers. This part is a connection point for the power supply, allowing electricity to flow into the dryer and power its various functions. The terminal block ensures a secure and reliable electrical connection. It is responsible for distributing power to components such as the motor, heating element, and controls, enabling the dryer to operate effectively.

A bad terminal block can occur due to wear and tear, loose connections, or electrical malfunctions. If you notice symptoms such as intermittent power loss, sparks or burning smells near the terminal block, or difficulty in turning on the dryer, it may be time to replace this part.

Symptoms of a bad terminal block include:

• Intermittent power loss
• Sparks or burning smells near the terminal block
• Difficulty in turning on the dryer

Restore the proper functioning of your GE dryer by replacing the faulty terminal block with this genuine OEM part.

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

This is a drum baffle (also called a lifter) that mounts inside the dryer drum to tumble and separate clothes during the drying cycle. It helps promote even airflow and heat distribution by lifting and turning laundry as the drum rotates. Replace this part if the baffle is cracked, broken, or has come loose from the drum, which can cause clothes to clump together and dry unevenly.

This machine screw secures panels, brackets, and internal components in compatible washers. Replacing a missing or stripped fastener restores a tight fit to help reduce vibration and keep parts properly aligned.

• 10-32 thread; 5/8-inch length; Torx T25 drive
• Fastens components and panels to resist loosening from vibration
• Replaces lost, corroded, or stripped screws
• Helps address loose or rattling panels, misalignment, or hardware that won't tighten

• Unplug the appliance and turn off water supply before servicing
• Use a T25 Torx driver; start threads by hand to avoid cross-threading
• Tighten snugly; do not overtighten
• Repair or replace the bracket/panel for a secure hold

This replacement dryer drum is the rotating tub that holds clothes and allows tumbling during the dry cycle. Replacing a worn or damaged drum restores smooth rotation and helps eliminate rubbing or scraping noises. What it does

• Provides the rotating surface that carries clothes through the dryer drum cycle.
• Restores smooth, balanced tumbling when the original drum is dented, scored, or bent.
• Stops metal-on-metal scraping or grinding noises caused by drum damage or warp.
• Helps resolve drum wobble or uneven rotation that can catch or damage fabric.

• Disconnect power to the dryer before beginning any service; for gas dryers also shut off the gas supply.
• Support the drum when removing panels and retainers to avoid dropping or damaging the new drum.
• Inspect and replace related wear items as needed if visible wear is present.

This resilient mount clip cushions and isolates appliance components to reduce vibration and noise while keeping parts aligned during operation. It's a direct-fit mounting clip used where a rubberized isolator is required. What it does:

• Absorbs and dampens vibration between chassis and attached components to help reduce noise
• Holds motor, blower or assembly securely in place to prevent misalignment and wear
• Helps keep attached parts from transferring shock to the cabinet during operation
• Commonly replaced when you notice increased vibration, rattling or loose-mounted components

• Unplug the appliance and disconnect power before any repair
• Support the component being removed to prevent it from falling or shifting
• Use basic hand tools; avoid over-tightening fasteners that can compress the isolator
• Inspect surrounding mounts and hardware and replace if worn or damaged