Gsi-26 Parts

This replacement drive gear transfers motor motion to the appliance's drivetrain so moving parts rotate smoothly. It restores worn or damaged gearing to help stop slipping, grinding, or a failure to engage. What it does:

• Replaces a worn or broken drive gear that transfers power from the motor to the drivetrain
• Stops slipping or grinding noises caused by stripped gear teeth
• Restores proper engagement so agitators, drums, or other driven components rotate correctly
• Designed to fit the OEM gear location and function

• Disconnect power before servicing to avoid electrical shock or injury.
• Inspect surrounding components (shafts, bushings, clips) and replace if damaged.
• Ensure the gear is fully seated and any retaining clips or screws are secured per the appliance diagram.

This anchor stud is a small metal mounting fastener used to secure panels or components to the appliance cabinet, restoring proper fit and stability. It helps keep parts aligned and prevents rattling or looseness. What it does:

• Secures interior or exterior panels, brackets, or small assemblies to the appliance cabinet
• Replaces a broken, stripped, or missing stud that causes panels to sit loose or vibrate
• Restores proper alignment so doors, trim, or components mount securely
• Works where a threaded stud or anchor is needed for a screw or nut to engage

• Disconnect power to the appliance before starting any repair
• Access the mounting area by removing outer panels as required; keep track of fasteners
• Install stud by aligning and threading or pressing into the mounting hole per original orientation; do not force or cross-thread
• Use appropriate hand tools and avoid over-tightening; inspect surrounding parts for damage

This replacement insulator cushions and secures appliance components to reduce vibration and noise for smoother operation. A simple, durable part that restores proper spacing and helps prevent rubbing or wear from vibration. What it does

• Cushions components to reduce vibration, rattling and noise during operation
• Helps maintain correct spacing and alignment of mounted parts
• Protects parts from wear by preventing metal-to-metal contact
• Commonly replaced when vibration or unusual noise is present

• One insulator

• Disconnect power (unplug or shut off breaker) before starting any repair
• Remove access panels or panels required to reach the original insulator
• Press or seat the insulator into the original mounting location; may require light hand force or basic tools
• Inspect surrounding mounting hardware and replace any worn clips or fasteners for a secure fit