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The Pressure Hose Assembly is an OEM component specially designed for GE top-load washing machines. It provides pressurized water transport from the water inlet valve to the machine components that require it. 

Located internally behind the washer casing, this tough braided hose reliably conveys water from the home supply plumbing. Its reinforced construction prevents kinks that could obstruct flow to critical parts like the dispenser drawer and pump chamber. 

Causes related to hose failure center around splits or cracks developing due to stress from repeated machine-generated pressure pulses over 10+ years.

Symptoms of a bad pressure hose include: 

• Reduced or inconsistent water levels during cycles   
• Water leaking/dripping inside unit from hosed areas
• Noticeable splits or cracks visible in braided casing

Replacing with this authentic GE OEM hose restores optimized water transmission. Proper flow supports thorough cleaning for washer units like Hotpoint, RCA, or Kenmore top-loaders.

The Clutch is an OEM component specifically designed for GE washers. Located between the motor and transmission, this assembly controls the engagement and disengagement of rotational movement. 

During agitation, the clutch allows motor power to pass through to the transmission, facilitating oscillating drum movement. Then for spin cycles, it engages a gear mechanism that multiplies RPMs providing high-speed extraction. Precise clutch actuation ensures smooth transitions between wash and spin functions. 

Symptoms of a bad clutch include: 

• Excessive vibration and clunking noises  
• Failure to agitate or inability to engage high spin speeds
• Drum doesn't oscillate/switch properly between movements  
• Premature wear on transmission/gears from improper clutch release

Replace yours with this authentic GE part to restore smooth cycle changes. You'll feel optimized performance and extended component life. This OEM replacement is also suitable for Hotpoint, RCA, and select Kenmore washers.

The Selector Knob is an OEM part for GE washing machines. It allows users to directly choose specific wash settings like temperature, spin speed, and soil level from the control panel interface.

Symptoms of a bad selector knob include:

• Knob inadvertently moves between positions during washing   
• Settings do not stay firmly engaged and jump to different options
• Illegible or faded lettering obscuring chosen temperature/settings
• Difficult, grinding, or inconsistent movement-making selection challenging  

Causes can be repeated rotational use over cycles causing wear, or loose, corroded mounting points compromising secure fitting. 

This GE OEM replacement selector knob ensures reliable cycle programming. Compatible with some Hotpoint, RCA, and Kenmore models as well, it maintains convenient setting adjustment. 

The Inverter Board is an OEM part for GE washers. This board is part of the washer's motor control system, responsible for converting and regulating the power supply to the motor. The inverter board controls the speed and direction of the motor, enabling various wash cycles and settings.

A bad inverter board can occur due to electrical issues, component failure, or power surges. If you notice symptoms such as the motor not running or running at incorrect speeds, error codes displaying on the control panel, or the washer not completing cycles, it may be time to replace the inverter board.

Symptoms of a bad inverter board include:

• Motor not running or running at incorrect speeds
• Error codes displaying on the control panel
• Washer not completing cycles

Restore operation of your GE washer by replacing the faulty inverter board with this genuine OEM part.

This GE part can also be used on Hotpoint, RCA, and Kenmore/Sears appliances. 
 

Center lid bumper cushions and aligns the washer lid to reduce noise and prevent metal-to-metal contact. Replace a worn or missing bumper to restore quieter, smoother lid closing and protect the lid edge and cabinet finish. What it does:

• Cushions the lid to reduce slamming, rattling and impact noise
• Helps the lid sit evenly to prevent rubbing or uneven closing
• Protects the lid edge and cabinet finish from contact damage
• Common symptoms: noisy or uneven lid closing, visible wear or missing bumper

• Unplug the appliance or disconnect power before servicing.
• Typically snaps or presses into a mounting boss under the lid; remove the old bumper before installing the new one.
• Use a non-marring tool or gloved hand to avoid scratching the lid; inspect surrounding mounting area for damage.

This is a self-tapping Plastite screw with a hex washer head and a 5/8 in. length that secures plastic and thin-sheet components. Use it to replace missing or damaged mounting screws for a snug, reliable fit. What it does:

• Forms threads in plastic (Plastite style) to fasten panels, brackets, and trims.
• Hex washer head provides a larger bearing surface for better holding power.
• Replaces stripped, corroded, or missing screws to stop loose or rattling parts.
• Works where a self-tapping screw is required for secure mounting without a separate nut.

• Use the correct hex/nut driver and a properly fitting bit to avoid stripping the head.
• Hand-start the screw and drive straight to prevent cross-threading; stop when snug—do not overtighten into plastic.
• Unplug the appliance or shut off power before disassembling or working near electrical components.
• Replace with the same screw type and size to maintain proper fit and function.

The Motor Rotor is an OEM part for GE washers. This part is responsible for driving the rotation of the washer drum, allowing for the agitation and spinning cycles. The motor rotor works with the washer motor to generate the necessary rotational force, ensuring that your laundry is thoroughly cleaned and properly dried.

A bad motor rotor can occur due to wear and tear, mechanical failure, or electrical issues. If you notice symptoms such as the drum not spinning or agitating, unusual noises during operation, or error codes indicating a faulty rotor, it may be time to replace the component.

Symptoms of a bad motor rotor include:

• Drum not spinning or agitating
• Unusual noises during operation
• Error codes indicating a faulty rotor

Restore your GE washer by replacing the faulty motor rotor with this genuine OEM part.

This GE part can also be used on Hotpoint, RCA, and Kenmore/Sears appliances. 
 

This suspension spring supports the washer tub, helping keep the drum centered and reducing vibration for smoother cycles. Replaces a worn or broken tub-support spring to help restore stable, quiet operation. What it does:

• Holds and stabilizes the inner tub during spin and agitation
• Helps prevent excessive vibration, rocking or banging
• Keeps the drum aligned so loads spin more evenly
• Worn or broken springs can cause noisy operation or a shifting tub

• One suspension (tub support) spring

• Disconnect power and water before beginning any repair
• Support the tub or cabinet before removing old spring(s) to prevent sudden movement
• Inspect related suspension components and replace any other damaged springs or mounts

This water valve harness is a direct-replacement wire harness that connects the refrigerator's water valve to the control and power source, restoring proper electrical connection for water dispensing and ice maker fill functions. What it does:

• Provides the electrical connections between the fridge control and the water inlet/solenoid valve
• Restores power/signal delivery to the water valve so the dispenser and icemaker can fill
• Commonly used when the valve won't actuate or water flow is intermittent
• Helps replace damaged, corroded, or broken wiring/connectors that prevent reliable operation

• Disconnect power and turn off the water supply before beginning work
• Match connector shapes and pin counts; do not force connectors or bend pins
• Inspect mating connectors and valve terminals for corrosion; replace if needed
• Secure harness away from sharp edges and moving parts; test dispenser/icemaker after reassembly

A general-purpose appliance grease used to lubricate moving parts and reduce friction for smoother operation. Helps protect metal components from wear and keeps mechanisms operating quietly and reliably. What it does:

• Lubricates gears, hinges, rollers and other moving parts to reduce friction and wear
• Helps stop or reduce squeaks, grinding noises and stiff or sticking movement
• Aids smooth operation of controls and mechanical linkages
• Provides light protection against corrosion on contact surfaces

• Disconnect power before servicing the appliance to avoid shock or injury
• Clean and dry the area to be lubricated; apply a light, even amount where parts make contact
• Avoid getting grease on electrical components, heating elements, or surfaces that require friction
• Wipe away excess lubricant and test operation before returning the appliance to regular use

The GE Badge is an OEM part for GE washing machines. It is an emblem installed on the exterior of the washer that identifies the manufacturer and brand. Beyond aesthetics, the badge also demonstrates authenticity and quality assurance for the appliance.

Causes of a bad badge can include damage from impact or weathering over time, loss of adhesion to the outer casing, or fading/wear of printed graphics.  

Symptoms of a bad badge include:

• Missing or loose badge that is no longer securely attached
• Faded or illegible print that fails to display the brand
• Cracks or pieces breaking off the badge surface

This OEM GE part is also compatible with Hotpoint, RCA, and some Kenmore models.

This speed sensor monitors drum/motor rotation and helps the appliance detect and regulate spin speed for proper cycle operation. Replacing a worn sensor restores accurate speed feedback for reliable performance. What it does

• Detects rotation speed and sends a signal to the control board so the machine can manage cycle timing and motor control
• Commonly replaces a failed sensor that causes intermittent or no spin, stalled cycles, or incorrect cycle behavior
• Helps resolve speed-related faults or inconsistent operation tied to sensor feedback
• Interfaces with the motor/drive assembly via a wiring harness — no separate calibration on most models

• One speed sensor

• Disconnect power (and gas if applicable) before servicing to avoid shock or injury
• Access typically requires removing the access panel or cabinet; avoid sharp sheet-metal edges and keep track of fasteners
• Unplug the sensor wiring harness before removing the old sensor; install the new sensor in the same orientation and secure all fasteners

A single replacement screw used to secure the lid hinge on top-load washers. Replaces a worn or missing hinge fastener so the lid stays aligned and operates smoothly. What it does

• Secures the lid hinge assembly to the washer cabinet or lid
• Restores proper lid alignment and reduces wobble or sagging
• Helps stop the lid from shifting, binding, or making noise when opened/closed
• Used when original screw is missing, stripped, or damaged

• One lid hinge screw

• Disconnect power and water supply before working on the washer
• Support the lid and hinge assembly while removing and installing the screw to prevent injury or damage
• Use the correct screwdriver or bit to avoid stripping the screw head

This main wiring harness routes power and signals between the control and service components, restoring reliable electrical connections where the factory harness is damaged or worn. Designed as a direct replacement to match the original wiring layout. What it does:

• Provides the main electrical connection between control modules and appliance components
• Carries power and control signals along factory routing to ensure proper operation
• Replaces damaged, burnt, or frayed wiring that can cause intermittent faults
• Common symptom: components have no power or sporadic operation after harness damage
• Helps resolve control errors caused by broken or shorted wires

• Disconnect power to the appliance before starting any repair
• Compare new harness to the original to confirm connector types and routing before installation
• Route and secure the harness following OEM clips and ties; avoid contact with moving parts or hot surfaces