Ghws3605frr-Flwasher Parts

This mount damper is the refrigerator air-damper support that helps direct and regulate cold air between compartments for more even temperatures. Fits replacement needs for dampers that are cracked, loose, or not seating correctly. What it does:

• Holds and supports the air damper assembly so the damper can open and close properly
• Guides cold air from the freezer into the fresh-food compartment to help maintain set temperatures
• Can cause uneven cooling, warm fresh-food section, or poor airflow when damaged or broken
• May reduce rattling or vibration if the original mount is worn or loose

• One mount damper (single replacement piece)

• Disconnect power to the appliance before beginning any repair
• Remove shelves, crispers, or trim panels as needed to access the damper area
• Handle plastic components carefully to avoid cracking during removal or install

This hex washer head screw secures panels and internal components in your appliance. It replaces worn or missing hardware to keep assemblies tight and help reduce vibration-related looseness, noise, and misalignment. What it does:

• Fastens appliance panels, brackets, or trim with a hex washer head for a broad bearing surface
• Helps maintain proper alignment and a secure hold under vibration
• Replaces a damaged, stripped, or lost screw
• Symptoms include rattling panels, increased vibration/noise, or loose hardware

• 1 hex washer head screw

• Disconnect power; for washers, also turn off water supply before servicing
• Use the correct nut driver or socket; start threads by hand to avoid cross-threading
• Tighten snugly—do not overtighten, especially into plastic or thin sheet metal
• Replace hardware in sets when needed to maintain even clamping force

The Harness Pigtail is an OEM part for GE washing machines. As the electrical conduit linking components, pigtails funnel power and communication signals between control boards, motors, and other systems. Proper connections are key for machines to function properly.  

Symptoms of a bad harness pigtail include:

• Intermittent glitches where programs reset or machines fail to start
• Communication errors between boards 
• Power disruptions leading to improperly heated or spun cycles  

Causes are generally related to wear from continuous flexing/bending as machines operate as well as potential damage or shorting from water damage over time.

This genuine GE replacement part is also compatible with Hotpoint, RCA, and some Kenmore models. Installing an OEM harness pigtail ensures all systems maintain solid electrical teamwork for thorough, consistent washing.

The Rotor is an OEM component specifically designed for GE top-load washing machines. It provides a vital rotating role to transfer motor torque into agitation motion. 

Centrally located inside the tub suspended from an assembly, its molded plastic vanes oscillate right and left during wash cycles. As the rear-mounted pulley spins continuously, the dual-vane rotor agitates water and suspends loads thoroughly. 

Symptoms of a faulty rotor include:

• Excessive tub vibration or shaking noises  
• Agitation not fully engaging clothing loads
• Visible wear cracks or material fatigue in vanes

Causes relate to 10+ years of thermal cycling and cumulative stress from load balancing. Replacing with this authentic GE OEM rotor restores optimized agitating action for thorough cleaning. Compatible units include select Hotpoint, RCA, or Kenmore top-load models.

A replacement plastic wire tie used to secure wiring harnesses and small tubing inside appliances, keeping wires organized and away from moving parts or hot surfaces for safer operation and reduced noise. What it does:

• Holds wiring and small hoses in place to prevent rubbing, chafing, or contact with moving components
• Helps stop wire harnesses from vibrating or rattling during operation
• Reduces risk of electrical shorts caused by loose or misplaced wires
• Keeps wiring routed neatly for easier servicing and inspection

• Disconnect power to the appliance before servicing
• Position wires, loop the tie around them, tighten to secure, and trim excess tail
• Do not overtighten; avoid cutting into insulation
• Keep wire routing clear of sharp edges, high-heat areas, and moving parts