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The Tub Dampening Strap Retainer is an OEM part for GE washing machines. This part holds the tub dampening straps in place, which help to stabilize the washing machine tub during operation.  

Causes of a bad retainer can include regular wear and tear, physical damage from heavy loads or impacts, and degradation over time. 

Symptoms of a bad tub dampening strap retainer include:

• Excessive vibration or shaking during wash cycles
• Increased noise levels during operation
• The washing machine moving or becoming unbalanced during use
• Visible damage or wear on the retainer or straps

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

This drive pulley mounts to the washer basket shaft and routes the belt from the motor to spin the drum. Replacing a worn pulley can stop squeal and belt slippage and help restore smooth, reliable spin performance.

• Transfers motor power via the belt to rotate the wash basket during spin
• Keeps the belt tracking correctly; damage can cause squealing, fraying, or slippage
• Typical symptoms: no or slow spin, belt repeatedly coming off, grinding/squealing noises, burning rubber smell, or visible pulley wobble

• Disconnect power and water before servicing; pull the unit forward for access
• Remove the rear panel to access the belt and pulley
• Slip off the belt, remove the center fastener, and replace the pulley
• Reinstall the belt on the grooves; verify alignment by hand-rotating the drum before testing

This flood hose gasket seals the joint where the washer's flood/overflow hose connects to the outer tub. A fresh seal helps stop seepage from the tub area, preventing drips or moisture around the top or rear of the washer.

• Creates a watertight seal at the flood/overflow hose connection to the outer tub
• Helps prevent leaks during fill, wash, and spin
• Typical failure signs: drips from the top/back of the tub, visible cracks or deformation, or a loose hose connection

• Disconnect power and turn off water supply before servicing
• Access the flood hose connection at the tub; remove the hose and old gasket
• Seat the new gasket fully and reconnect the hose securely
• Run a short cycle to check for leaks

A 1/4-20 x 5/8 hex washer-head machine screw that secures brackets, panels, and internal components in your appliance. Using the correct fastener keeps assemblies tight to help reduce vibration, rattling, and alignment issues.

• Provides the specified 1/4-20 machine-thread fastening for designated mounting points
• Replaces a missing, stripped, or damaged mounting screw
• Helps reduce loose-component rattles and vibration
• Maintains proper alignment of brackets, panels, and hardware

• Disconnect power; for washers, also shut off water before service
• Start threads by hand to avoid cross-threading; tighten snugly—do not overtighten
• Use the appropriate nut driver or socket for the hex-washer head
• Install only where this thread and length are specified by the manufacturer

This hose clamp kit secures the washer's hoses at the pump, tub, or valve connections, helping stop leaks and hose blow-offs. Replace worn or missing clamps to restore a tight, reliable seal during fill, wash, and drain.

• Secures drain, pump, and fill hoses to fittings to maintain a watertight seal
• Helps prevent drips, leaks, and hoses slipping off during vibration
• Replaces clamps that are rusted, stripped, deformed, or missing
• Common symptoms: water leaking at hose joints, loose hose connections, clamp won't tighten
• Useful when installing a new hose, pump, or valve

• Unplug the washer and turn off water supplies; have towels or a pan ready for residual water
• Release and remove old clamps; seat the hose fully over the fitting before installing new clamps
• Tighten evenly and do not overtighten to avoid hose or fitting damage
• Restore power and water, then run a short cycle to check for leaks at each connection

This washer main control board, also called the electronic control, runs the selected cycle and coordinates the motor, filling, draining, and spinning. Replacing a failed board restores proper operation and returns responsive, reliable control of the washer.

• Controls the timing and sequence of wash, rinse, and spin cycles
• Sends power to the drive motor, water inlet valves, and drain pump as needed
• Interprets inputs from the user interface and safety interlocks to run the chosen program
• Failure symptoms can include the washer not starting or accepting inputs, cycles that won't advance, no spin/agitation, or a dead/intermittent console

• Disconnect power before servicing; verify power is off with a meter
• Handle the board by its edges and protect against static discharge; photograph wiring for reference
• Match each connector by position and orientation; secure the board in the original mounts
• After installation, perform a control reset or run the model's diagnostic/calibration as directed in the service information

This part is a washing machine drive motor and inverter assembly. The function of the drive motor component of this part is to spin the spin basket when the washing machine is running in the washing cycle or the spinning cycle. The inverter component of this part is a board that monitors and controls the motor speed and direction. Allow the washing machine time to cool down before attempting to diagnose any issues or replace any parts.When the drive motor is going bad, the washing machine may not spin. This could result in the clothes being sopping wet and the water not being spun out of them. A multimeter can be used to determine which parts have failed. This part is sold individually and is sourced directly from the manufacturer itself. The drive motor and inverter assembly is compatible with washing machines that are manufactured by GE.

Size: 10-12 a. Includes 12 screws.

This water inlet valve assembly controls hot, cold, and mixed water flow into the washer. Replacing a failing valve restores proper fill levels and temperatures for reliable wash and rinse performance.

• Directs household water into the tub; blends hot and cold as commanded
• Three solenoids regulate multiple fill circuits/temperatures
• Common failure signs: slow fill, no fill, wrong water temperature, or continuous filling
• May also address leaking at the valve body or water entering when the washer is off

• Unplug washer and shut off water supply before service
• Keep track of hose orientation and wire connectors for reassembly
• Have a towel or shallow pan ready for residual water
• After install, check for leaks and run a test fill cycle

This locking clip secures a mating part—often a control knob—onto its shaft on select laundry appliances. Replacing a worn or missing clip restores a tight fit so controls stay in place and operate as intended during use.

• Locks a knob, lever, or similar component onto its shaft/post to prevent it from slipping off
• Maintains a firm fit to reduce wobble and intermittent control engagement
• Replace if the clip is bent, fatigued, corroded, or missing
• Typical symptoms include a knob that falls off, feels loose, or spins without engaging

• Disconnect power to the appliance; turn off water supply for washers
• Pull the affected component straight off to access the clip
• Use needle-nose pliers to remove/install the clip; avoid deforming it
• Ensure the clip is fully seated; test for a snug fit before reassembly

This water inlet valve controls the hot and cold water flow into your washer during fill cycles, ensuring the correct temperature and water level for washing. Replacing a faulty valve restores proper filling and prevents leaks or unwanted drips.

• Opens and closes two solenoids to admit hot and cold water into the washer
• Common symptoms include no fill, slow fill, only hot or only cold working, or water dripping into the tub when off
• Designed to match original form and connections for straightforward replacement

• Disconnect power and turn off both water supplies before servicing
• Keep towels or a pan handy to catch residual water
• Label or photo wire harness positions before removal
• After installation, restore water and power and check all connections for leaks

This washer timer controls the sequence and duration of each cycle by directing power to the motor, valves, and pump. Replace it to correct issues like cycles that won't start, won't advance, stop mid-cycle, or run indefinitely. What it does:

• Routes power to the motor, water inlet valves, and drain pump to execute fill, wash, rinse, and spin
• Advances the washer through the selected cycle and times each stage
• Common failure symptoms: cycle stuck on one step, won't start, stops mid-cycle, or runs too long
• Can cause intermittent or inconsistent cycle advancement when failing

• 1 washer timer

• Disconnect power before servicing
• Access the control console; remove screws/end caps as needed and tilt it open
• Pull off the control knob and dial if present; remove the timer's mounting screws/clip and transfer wire connectors one at a time to the new timer
• Secure the new timer, reassemble, and run a test cycle

This rotor position sensor (RPS) module monitors the washer's drive motor position and speed and reports it to the control. Replacing a failing sensor helps restore smooth agitation and dependable spin, reducing stalls and early cycle stops.

• Detects the motor rotor's position/speed so the control can start, reverse, and ramp the motor correctly
• Typical symptoms include no spin or agitation, motor starts then stops, or the cycle ends early
• Causes intermittent/erratic motor movement; lid locks but the tub doesn't move
• Use when diagnostics indicate an RPS/speed-sensor or motor feedback fault

• Disconnect power and turn off water before servicing
• Access the motor area; photograph wiring before disconnecting
• Align the sensor correctly and fully seat the harness connector—do not force pins
• Run applicable diagnostics/calibration after installation to ensure proper spin and agitation

The tub cover assembly seals the top of the washer's outer tub to contain splashes and keep the basket clear. Replacing a damaged cover helps stop leaks from the top area and restores clean, consistent wash performance.

• Seals the outer tub opening to prevent water from escaping during fill and agitation
• Helps direct water back into the tub and reduces splashing
• Maintains proper basket clearance to avoid rubbing or scraping
• Common signs it's failing: water leaking or splashing from the top/sides, visible cracks or broken tabs, loose or misaligned cover, rubbing noises

• Disconnect power and water supplies before servicing; wear gloves to protect hands
• Lift/remove the top or lid as needed to access the tub opening
• Release the retaining fasteners/clamps and carefully lift off the old cover; note orientation
• Seat the new cover evenly, align all tabs, reinstall fasteners, and test for leaks and basket clearance

This double-style hinge bushing supports the washer lid hinge pin and provides a smooth bearing surface. Replacing a worn bushing restores quiet, even lid movement and helps keep the lid properly aligned over time.

• Supports and centers the lid at the hinge
• Provides a low-friction bearing surface for the hinge pin/rod
• Helps reduce squeaking, looseness, and metal-on-metal wear
• Can help resolve a wobbly, misaligned, or scraping lid

• Disconnect power before servicing; support the lid to prevent dropping
• Remove the hinge pin/rod or screws as your model requires to access the bushing
• Pry out the worn bushing and press the new bushing fully into the hinge opening
• Reassemble and check lid operation; consider replacing the opposite-side bushing if worn

This lid lock assembly secures the top-load washer lid and reports lid status to the control. Replacing a worn or failed lock restores safe spin operation and stops cycle interruptions caused by the lid not being detected or locked.

• Locks the lid during spin and drain to prevent opening while the basket is moving
• Senses lid position so the control can start and advance cycles
• Typical symptoms: won't spin, cycle won't start or advance, lid lock light blinks, lid won't lock or unlock
• Resolves lid-related error or fault indications after replacement and reset

• Disconnect power before servicing; allow moving parts to stop completely
• Access the lock from beneath the top panel; release retaining fasteners/clips as designed
• Transfer any mounting screws or bracket from the original part if needed
• Align with the lid strike and test operation (spin or diagnostic lid-lock test) after installation