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Stainless steel hex washer head screw for securing appliance panels, brackets, and trim. Replace missing, stripped, or corroded fasteners during repair.

Loose control panel or rattling cabinet? This 10-32 machine screw secures panels, brackets, and components in your top-load washer. Simple install.

Replace your washer lid corner bumper to restore quiet, smooth closing and prevent noise and wear. This cushioning bumper dampens impact at the lid's front corner.

Fix washer shaking violently during spin cycle with this suspension rod upper ball joint. Common cause of unbalanced loads. DIY repair in 45 minutes.

Washer won't start or motor won't run? The start capacitor energizes the drive motor. Accessible repair requiring removal of electrical board.

Water pooling around your washer or slow draining? This external drain hose directs water from the washer to your standpipe or utility sink during the drain cycle.

Leveling leg for top-load washers. Installs at the base to stabilize the unit and adjust height. Replace if cracked, broken, or missing to restore balance.

Power cord for top-load washers. Connects washer to wall outlet to supply electricity. Replace if cord is frayed, damaged, or prongs are worn or bent.

The Spring is an OEM part for GE front-loading washing machines. It is responsible for assisting with the opening and closing of the washer door during the loading and unloading of clothes.

Causes of a bad spring can include cracks or fractures from repeated flexing over thousands of cycles. Stress and damage from excessively heavy loads or forced/slammed door movements can hasten spring failure.

Symptoms of a failed spring include:

• The door being hard to open/close or moving too freely
• An inability to hold the door securely closed
• Unnecessary noise and vibration from the door

Replace the worn spring with this genuine GE OEM part to restore proper function and balance to the door. It is designed for precise performance and durability. This replacement is also compatible with some Kenmore machines using GE components.

Center lid bumper cushions and aligns your washer lid to reduce noise and prevent metal contact. Replace when worn or missing for quieter closing.

Self-tapping hex washer head screw for securing washer panels and brackets. Replace missing, stripped, or damaged mounting screws for secure assembly.

Fix washer water valve connection issues with this wire harness. Restores electrical power to the water inlet valve for proper fill cycles.

This belt protector is a replacement cover that shields the dryer drive belt and nearby components from damage, helping maintain smooth drum rotation and prevent premature belt wear. What it does:

• Covers and protects the dryer drive belt from contact with the cabinet and foreign objects
• Helps prevent belt fraying and rubbing that can cause noise or reduced performance
• Keeps lint and debris away from the belt path to reduce overheating risk
• Supports proper belt routing for consistent drum movement

• Disconnect power to the appliance before starting any repair
• Access typically requires removing the dryer top or rear panel—use basic hand tools
• Inspect the drive belt and idler for wear while the protector is off; replace if damaged

Fix washer detergent or fabric softener not dispensing properly with a new dispenser box. Restores proper product flow during wash cycles.

This molded wire tie standoff provides a secure anchor point for a cable tie to hold wiring and harnesses away from moving parts and hot or sharp surfaces, helping reduce wear and electrical risk. Fits common HVAC and appliance wiring panels. What it does:

• Anchors wire ties to the appliance cabinet or chassis so harnesses stay routed and secured
• Prevents wires from rubbing on sharp edges, hot components or moving parts
• Helps stop intermittent electrical issues from loose or vibrating connections
• Reduces noise from loose wiring that can vibrate during operation

• One wire tie standoff

• Disconnect power before servicing the appliance to avoid shock or damage
• Mount in the original standoff hole or approved panel location; secure a cable tie through the top loop to hold the harness
• Use the correct fastener or snap method for your model—do not force or overtighten
• If routing or attaching multiple wires, verify clearance from heating elements and moving parts