Ghws3605f0 Parts

Secures the water filter in its housing and maintains a watertight seal. Replace if cracked, loose, or causing leaks. Confirm fit with your model number.

This hose sump is the molded drain hose elbow that routes washer drain water from the tub area to the drain/pump. It restores proper drainage routing and helps stop leaks where the tub outlet meets the drain hose. What it does

• Channels drain water from the washer tub to the drain/pump assembly
• Replaces cracked, split or hardened elbows that can cause leaks at the base of the washer
• Helps restore proper water flow so the washer can drain completely
• Fits where a molded sump/drain elbow is used between the tub outlet and drain hose

• One hose sump

• Disconnect power and shut off water before starting any repair
• Drain residual water from the tub and disconnect the old hose before removing
• Secure new sump with the existing hose clamp(s) and confirm a snug, leak-free fit
• If clamps or adjacent hoses are corroded or damaged, replace them to ensure a reliable seal

If detergent isn't dispensing properly during wash cycles, this siphon cup channels detergent from the dispenser into the tub. Simple DIY fix.

Replacement siphon cap that seals the drain tube connection in your washer. Needed when the original cap is cracked, broken, or missing to prevent leaks.

Replacement logo badge emblem for appliance exterior panels. Restores original appearance when emblem is missing, faded, cracked, or damaged. 1 piece.

Short shipping bolt assembly that secures internal washer components during transport. Replace missing or damaged bolts when moving your appliance.

Fix slow draining or standing water in your washer with this drain funnel cleanout. Channels water and debris to the drain pump, reducing clogs.

Replacement mounting screw for washer panels and internal components. Secures trim, brackets, and housing parts. Needed when original screws are stripped, corroded, or missing during repairs.

This small closed grommet seals and cushions a screw hole to protect wiring and reduce vibration. It prevents chafing where a fastener passes through a sheet-metal panel, helping maintain safe wiring and a quieter appliance. What it does:

• Seals a screw or bolt hole to keep wires and harnesses from rubbing on sharp edges
• Cushions and isolates vibration to reduce noise and wear
• Helps maintain a tight fit where panels or components meet
• Commonly used where a harness or lead passes through a chassis opening

• One closed grommet

• Inspect panel edges and harness before installing; replace if damaged
• Push grommet into the hole until fully seated; route wiring through the grommet
• Disconnect power to the appliance before any access or repairs

If your washer is leaking water from the pump area or making unusual noises, this pump housing cover creates a watertight seal. Moderate DIY repair.

This replacement hose routes cleaning fluid to the appliance's glass-cleaning assembly so the glass receives proper spray and rinsing. Keeps the glass-clean function working and helps prevent leaks from cracked or worn tubing. What it does

• Channels water/cleaning solution between the pump and the glass-cleaning nozzle or manifold.
• Restores proper spray pattern when worn, clogged, or split hoses cause poor glass cleaning.
• Helps prevent leaks and pooling by maintaining a secure path for fluid flow.
• Works with the appliance's existing clamps and fittings to ensure a sealed connection.

• One replacement hose.

• Turn off power and shut off the water supply before starting any repair.
• Inspect hose ends and clamps; reuse OEM clamps if in good condition or replace with equivalent.
• Route the hose along the original path to avoid kinks and abrasion; secure to prevent contact with moving parts.

This rear bottom panel replaces the lower back cabinet section to protect internal components and restore structural support. It helps reduce drafts, debris entry, and rattling from a damaged or corroded lower rear panel. What it does:

• Covers and protects compressor, wiring and other rear-located components from debris and accidental contact
• Restores cabinet rigidity and helps prevent gaps that can cause vibration or rattling
• Helps maintain proper airflow routing at the appliance rear when original panel is missing or bent
• Useful when the original panel is cracked, rusted, dented, or warped

• One rear bottom panel only

• Install with the original screws or fasteners;
• Disconnect power and any water supply before accessing the rear cabinet
• Handle edges carefully; wear gloves to avoid cuts from sheet metal
• If corrosion or other damage extends to mounting points, inspect and repair the cabinet structure before installing

If your washer door won't close properly or the tub is leaking, the tub front panel may be cracked or damaged. This structural component secures the door.

This screw is a direct-fit fastener used to secure appliance panels and components for stable, rattle-free operation. Replacing a stripped, missing or worn screw restores proper part alignment and prevents vibration or loose trim. What it does:

• Secures panels, trim pieces or small components to the appliance frame
• Prevents rattling or movement caused by missing or loose hardware
• Restores proper alignment for switches, panels or covers
• Works as a replacement for a single lost or damaged mounting screw

• Disconnect power and water before beginning any repair
• Use the correct screwdriver bit to avoid stripping the head
• Start threads by hand, then tighten snugly — avoid over-tightening
• Keep removed hardware in a labeled container to avoid loss

This drain hose directs wastewater from the dishwasher to the household drain, preventing standing water and enabling normal drain cycles. It replaces a worn, cracked, or clogged hose to restore reliable draining. What it does:

• Carries wastewater from the dishwasher pump to the home drain or sink connection
• Helps prevent leaks by replacing brittle, split, or deteriorated hose material
• Commonly used when you see standing water, slow draining, or visible hose damage
• Works with the dishwasher's drain pump and drain valve to complete the drain cycle

• Disconnect power to the appliance and turn off the water supply before starting
• Remove the lower access panel and safely support the dishwasher when routing or removing the hose
• Ensure hose routing avoids sharp bends or kinks and use proper clamps to secure connections
• Inspect adjoining fittings and seals for wear and replace if necessary to prevent leaks