Gsm1800nww Parts

This adjustable leveling leg replaces a worn or damaged support foot to stabilize and level the appliance, reducing rocking and helping ensure even operation. Easy to adjust for a secure, balanced fit under the appliance. What it does

• Provides a stable, adjustable support foot to level the appliance on uneven floors
• Helps stop rocking, vibration, and noise caused by an unbalanced appliance
• Restores correct appliance height for proper door/clearance alignment and drainage
• Compatible with standard screw-in mounting used on many GE laundry appliances

• One adjustable leveling leg

• Turn off and unplug the appliance and empty loads before adjusting or replacing legs
• Raise or tilt the appliance slightly using appropriate tools or a helper to access the mounting point
• Thread the leg in/out to adjust height, then confirm stability and even weight distribution on all legs
• If multiple legs are worn, replace all feet to maintain proper leveling and balance

This conduit routes water from the dishwasher manifold to the upper spray assembly to help restore proper water delivery to the top rack for effective cleaning. It's a direct-fit replacement conduit used in the upper spray system. What it does:

• Channels pressurized water from the manifold to the upper spray arm/nozzle assembly
• Ensures even water distribution to the upper rack for better cleaning coverage
• A damaged or clogged conduit can cause reduced cleaning on the top rack or uneven spray
• Helps maintain proper spray arm rotation when free of obstructions

• Disconnect power and shut off the water supply before beginning any repairs
• Handle carefully to avoid cracking plastic fittings; inspect for broken clips or seals
• Clean surrounding areas and remove debris before installing the new conduit

This white access panel covers and protects internal components while keeping the appliance looking finished. It provides easy service access for repairs and helps prevent dust, pests and accidental contact with controls. What it does

• Covers service areas so wires, valves and controls stay protected from debris and contact
• Lets technicians reach components for diagnostics and repairs without removing larger panels
• Restores the appliance's exterior appearance when original panel is cracked, warped or missing
• Helps reduce drafts or light entering the cabinet around service openings

• One white access panel

• Disconnect power to the appliance before beginning work to avoid shock or injury
• Typically secured with screws or clips; retain hardware from the original part if reusing
• Handle edges carefully to avoid scratching the finish; align tabs or screw holes before fastening