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Screens lint and debris from the dryer air stream. Replace when damaged, cracked, or no longer filtering properly. Verify fit using your model number.

Drum roller assembly with axle and clips that supports the dryer drum and allows smooth rotation. Replace if worn, cracked, or causing loud noises.

Converting your gas dryer from natural gas to propane? This LP conversion kit includes the orifice, regulator spring, and hardware needed for safe operation.

The Door Latch is an OEM part for GE dryers. It functions to securely fasten the dryer door shut during drying cycles. The latch fastens the door closed using a tension-based locking mechanism that engages automatically when closing the door.

Causes of a bad door latch can include loose or worn parts from continuous use over time. The locking mechanism may become improperly aligned or miscalibrated, inhibiting the secure closure of the door.

Symptoms of a faulty door latch include:

• Inability to start cycles with the door ajar
• Excessive moisture escaping around the edges of the poorly sealed door during drying
• Loud banging sounds from an improperly closing door
• Door popping open unintentionally mid-cycle 

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

The Door Protect Cover is an OEM part for GE dryers. It acts as the outer door glass safeguarding the dryer door opening from external debris and impacts.

Causes of a bad door protection cover can include cracks or breaks from repeated door slamming over time. Warping from heat exposure inside the dryer cabinet is also possible.

Symptoms of a bad door protection cover include:

• Difficulty sustaining a secure door seal  
• Strange noises or vibrations emanating from the door area
• The door failing to latch fully in place during cycles
• Obstructed drum rotation from a misaligned protect cover

This genuine GE replacement part is compatible with Hotpoint, RCA and select Kenmore dryers.

The Door Strike is an OEM component for GE electric clothes dryers. It serves as the metal contact point that secures the dryer door tightly shut during active cycles via magnetic latching. 

Symptoms of a faulty door strike include:

• Loose or rattling door that does not feel firmly shut  
• Noticeable air and heat leakage around the edges of the door
• Improper latching and tripping of thermal cutoffs due to restricted ventilation

Causes may involve typical wear from years of opening and shutting the door, bending or warping from excessive impact loads, or paint chips compromising the magnetic bond.

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

The Drive Belt is an OEM replacement part for GE dryers. It is responsible for transferring rotational power from the dryer's motor to the drum, allowing it to spin during the drying cycle.

Symptoms of a faulty dryer drive belt include:

• Drum not spinning
• Unusual noises coming from the dryer
• Inability to start the drying cycle

A bad dryer drive belt can be caused by wear and tear over time or damage due to excessive tension, improper installation, or overloading the dryer. If you notice that the drum is not spinning or if you hear unusual noises during operation, it may be time to replace the old or damaged drive belt with this genuine OEM part.

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

This door switch senses when the dryer door is closed so the cycle can start, and cuts power when the door opens. Replacing a faulty switch restores safe operation and consistent start/stop behavior tied to the door. What it does:

• Detects door open/closed position to enable or interrupt the motor and heater
• Stops drum rotation and heating when the door is opened
• On many models, also controls the interior drum light
• Common symptoms: dryer won't start, drum doesn't stop when door opens, interior light stays on/off incorrectly, intermittent starting

• 1 door switch

• Disconnect power before servicing
• Access the switch behind the door opening (remove the top or front panel as required by the model)
• Note wire positions; transfer connectors to the new switch and secure it in the bracket
• Reassemble and test that the dryer starts only with the door closed and stops when opened

Fix a dryer not heating with this thermostat. Monitors drum temperature and cuts power if it gets too high. Common fix for temperature control issues.

Dryer not drying evenly or shutting off too soon? A faulty outlet thermistor causes inaccurate heat control. This sensor monitors exhaust temperature.

Baffle screw with flat washer for washers. Secures baffle or trim pieces to the washer body. Replace if screw is stripped, washer is missing, or worn.

Fix a dryer that won't tumble or makes squealing noises with this idler arm assembly. Keeps tension on the belt for smooth drum rotation. DIY repair.

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

Fix a dryer that won't heat or ignite with this igniter replacement. Generates the spark or glow needed to ignite gas and produce heat for drying.

Fix a dryer with no display, unresponsive buttons, or cycles stopping early. This user interface control board restores console function. Moderate DIY.

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.