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Supports and rotates the dryer drum smoothly. Replace if you hear screeching noises or notice a gap between drum and front panel. Verify fit with your model.
I called an appliance repairman and he was booked for 2 weeks and I got the same response from a couple others. I had to YouTube on how to take apart my GE Dryer. It was confusing at times cause it did not match what the video showed. After taking apart the front I could tell the part that needed replacing was the top ring that the drum hung onto. I don't know if the back pivot point was bad but thought I might as well replace it if I am going this far. The site AppliancePartsPros.com was easy... Read more
Secures the front rim of your dryer drum and prevents wobble during tumbling. Replace if you hear squeaking, grinding, or notice drum movement.
Replaced upper drum slide assembly, GE dryer Read more
The O Ring is an OEM part for GE dryers, creating a tight seal in different components for efficient operation. This small part prevents air leaks that can impact drying performance, made from quality materials to withstand high temperatures and frequent use
Causes of a faulty O Ring in a dryer may stem from heat exposure, regular wear and tear, or chemical damage. This can result in reduced elasticity, cracks, or breaks, impacting the seal.
Symptoms of a bad O Ring in your dryer include:
This genuine GE OEM replacement part is also compatible with Hotpoint, RCA, and some Kenmore models.
Went ahead and replaced the pulley as well the drum bearing sleeve and O ring, drum belt and the front drum bearing slides. Put the unit back together and she ran like a top! Read more
The Door Strike is an OEM part for GE dryers. This component is crucial for ensuring that the dryer door latches properly when closed. It interacts with the door catch mechanism to secure the door during operation, preventing it from opening unexpectedly, which ensures the dryer operates safely and efficiently.
Symptoms of a failing Door Strike include:
Causes of a bad door strike can include wear and tear from regular use, physical damage from slamming the door or mishandling, and misalignment caused by repeated opening and closing.
This GE replacement part is also compatible with Hotpoint, RCA, and some Kenmore models.
Note: If the door catch is also needed, use part number WE1M1011.
Replaced door strike and door latch Read more
Dryer not heating or taking too long to dry? This heating element and housing assembly restores heat production. DIY-friendly repair for electric dryers.
Replaced heating element. Read more
The Door Latch is an OEM part for GE dryers. This part ensures the dryer door stays securely closed during operation, activating the safety switch to allow the dryer to operate. The latch mechanism engages with the door strike to lock the door, preventing it from opening while the dryer is running, which is essential for both safety and proper functioning of the appliance.
Causes for replacement can include normal wear and tear, accidental damage, or a misalignment that prevents the door from securely latching.
Symptoms of a bad Door Latch include:
This OEM GE part is also compatible with Hotpoint, RCA, and some Kenmore models.
My GE dryer from the late 80's/early 90's was squealing when it would start up, belt or bearing I was thinking. I found a manual online that covered my model and I watched a video on this site that showed me how to take it all apart, mine was a bit different but the principles were the same. I took it apart and added some quick-disconnects to 2 wires so next time I can take the front panel off easily. When I got to the bearing it looked worn but not bad so I cleaned it and put it back. ... Read more
This replacement cycle selector knob restores the washer's cycle control so you can easily choose wash settings. It provides a secure, easy-to-grip interface when the original knob is cracked, stripped, or missing. What it does:
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I got lucky and the knob has enough grip on the stem that it now works. However, I am sure that at some point I will have to replace the timer, so I have the part ready to go. Read more
Replacement start button for dryer control panel. Installs on front console. Needed when original button is cracked, broken, or won't depress properly.
The start button broke?!? I ordered another start button and it looked exactly like the one I had. I figured it would break as well, so I might as well try to fix the broken one. I unplugged the power, removed the back of the dryer console, disconnected the start switch from the button and the dryer, depressed the 3 pop out tabs to remove the button from the dryer. I put the switch back in place and reinstalled the back. I clipped off the 3 projections that kept the button from being... Read more
Dryer drum felt top bearing provides smooth drum rotation and reduces friction. Replace when you hear squeaking or grinding noises during operation.
Replaced the top bearing assembly, drive belt, and blower wheel. The most time consuming and difficult part was putting the new drive belt back on the pulley and tensioner. Be sure to know how it is routed through them. It is a very tight fit getting your arm in there and connecting it blindly. Read more
Fix a dryer that won't advance or runs continuously with a new timer. Controls cycle duration and sequencing. Most DIYers complete in 10-15 minutes.
Easy fix, first I unplugged the dryer. Then removed the 6 Philips head screws on head unit back panel. Photographed wiring on timer. Removed the 1 torx screw holding the timer assy in place, the front panel knob was already off, would no longer stay on. Removed the wires from the timer assy, removed the timer, replaced it with new one, reinstalled torx screw. Reattached the wires to the positions removed from. Pressed the new knob on the shaft at front panel, tested it functioned and in the... Read more
Fix a dryer that won't heat or takes forever to dry clothes. This heating element assembly restores proper drying. Video guide included.
Found a video on UTube on how to dissamble the dryer. It was striaght forward and helpful. In the process I found an unusal amount of lint in the pipe from the dryer to the vent pipe to the outside It was nearly blocked about 10" up the pipe.. Read more
Replaces broken, cracked, or sagging dryer door hinges. Mounts to the door frame for smooth opening and closing. Sold individually, screws not included.
Replaced hinges Read more
The bearing retainer secures the drum bearing assembly in your dryer. Replace if cracked, broken, or worn to restore proper structural support.
A few months back I changed out the "Bearing Slides" on the front side of the drum thinking that would stop the annoying squeaking every time we use the dryer. They were very worn and one was missing. But to my dismay it only lessened it by about 10%. After doing a bit more research I discovered the "Rear Shaft Bracket Assembly" also needed replacement. The tip was worn way down and clearly the source of the noise. It was actually a very simple repair except for the fact that the key to the... Read more
Dryer won't heat or won't turn on? A failed high limit thermostat often causes these issues. This safety part prevents overheating. DIY-friendly repair.
Found open thermal fuse. While it was apart, cleaned out all the lent and lubed drum bearing. Read more
Dryer won't start or timer knob won't advance? This timer controls cycle duration and dryer operation. Moderate DIY repair, swap wires one at a time.
New timer Read more
The High Limit Thermostat is an OEM replacement part for GE electric dryers. Located internally near heating components, this safety device monitors drum temperatures to prevent excessive heat accumulation. Causes of malfunction relate to water residues creating shorts, loose terminals detaching wiring due to vibrations, or a worn heat sensitive mechanism reacting slower over time. Symptoms involve:
This GE OEM replacement part is also compatible with Hotpoint, RCA, and some Kenmore models.
Did continuity tests on the sensors, till I figured out what one was bad. Read more
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