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The CAPACITOR is an OEM part for GE washers. It works along with the motor to efficiently power the agitation and spinning functions. The capacitor stores and releases electrical current as needed to ensure a smooth wash action. 

Symptoms of a bad capacitor include:

• The washer unable to progress beyond the initial agitation cycles  
• Sluggish or struggling movements during washing or spinning
• Buzzing, humming, or crackling noises from electrical components
• Frequent tripping of circuit breakers when operating 

Causes of failure can include drying out of internal components over many years, defects in capacitor plates or wiring, or electrical surges damaging sensitive components.

Replace yours today with this genuine OEM GE part for reliable storage and delivery of current. This GE replacement part is also compatible with Hotpoint, RCA, and some Kenmore models.

Dryer squealing or drum won't turn? This idler arm assembly keeps the drive belt tight and aligned for smooth drum rotation. Moderate DIY repair.

The Door Gasket is an OEM part for GE dryers. This seal prevents hot air from escaping during a cycle, ensuring that the dryer operates efficiently and safely. The gasket's primary role is to maintain the internal temperature and airflow, which are essential for the drying process.  

Causes of damage to the door gasket often involve regular wear and tear from opening and closing the dryer door.  

Symptoms of a bad Door Gasket include:

• Clothes taking longer to dry or not drying fully due to heat escaping from the dryer.
• An increase in energy consumption as the dryer works harder to maintain the required temperature.
• Visible wear, tears, or gaps in the gasket 
• Heat leakage from around the dryer door 

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

This is a water inlet assembly that directs water flow into the washer tub during the fill cycle. It connects to the water supply line and ensures proper water distribution inside the drum. Replace this part if you notice water leaking near the tub inlet, uneven filling, or water spraying in the wrong direction during a wash cycle.

Washer won't respond to cycle selections? This selector switch mounts behind the control knob to restore reliable setting changes. Easy DIY fix.

Idler arm assembly mounts to the dryer frame and maintains proper belt tension on the drum. Replace if the arm is cracked, bent, or the pulley is worn.

Secures dryer panels and internal components to the cabinet frame. Replace if screw is stripped, missing, or loose to prevent vibration and rattling.

This start button assembly is the external pushbutton on the dryer console. It lets you begin a cycle; replacing a broken or missing button restores proper engagement of the start switch and a clean, factory appearance.

• Provides the physical Start control on the console and actuates the underlying switch
• Replaces a button that is cracked, missing, loose, or won't stay in place
• Helps when the dryer won't start because the button can't press the switch
• Restores smooth, reliable button travel and appearance

• Disconnect power; if gas, shut off gas supply before moving the appliance
• Access the console, remove fasteners, release tabs, and remove the old button assembly
• Transfer any small hardware from the original as needed; align and secure the new button
• Reassemble, restore power, and test for proper button movement and start engagement

Seals the lower dryer door to prevent heat loss and ensure efficient drying. Replace if worn, cracked, or air is escaping. Verify fit with your model.

The Rotatory Knob is an OEM part for GE washers. It allows users to easily select and change washer settings like cycles, temperatures, and options with a simple turn. As a control interface component, the rotatory knob provides direct input to the washer's control board.

Causes of a bad rotatory knob can be normal wear from frequent use over time. Exposure to moisture, physical impacts or mishandling, and mineral buildup are other potential causes of malfunction. 

Symptoms of a bad rotatory knob include:

• Difficulty selecting or changing washer settings  
• Loose, wobbly, or unresponsive knob behavior
• Inaccurate input to the control board causes operating issues
• Cracks, splits, or broken knob components

Compatible with some Hotpoint, RCA, and Kenmore models as well.

This dryer gasket seals critical air paths in your GE dryer to maintain proper airflow, temperature, and efficiency. Replacing a worn seal helps prevent heat loss and lint escape while reducing noise and friction.

• Creates an air-tight seal in the dryer to keep heat and airflow where they belong
• Helps contain lint and moisture within the drum and exhaust path
• Supports efficient drying performance and consistent temperatures
• Common failure signs: longer dry times, warm air leaking near the opening, visible tears or fraying, excess lint around the door/front panel

• Disconnect power; turn off gas supply before servicing
• Allow the dryer to cool completely; wear cut-resistant gloves
• Access the gasket location per your model's service instructions
• Remove the old gasket and residue, clean the surface, position the new gasket correctly, and reassemble; allow any adhesive to set if your model requires it

Seals the blower-to-exhaust duct connection in your dryer. Replace if torn, brittle, or causing heat loss and longer dry times. Confirm fit by model.

The inlet thermostat monitors the temperature of air entering the drum and cycles the heater to maintain proper drying temperatures. Replacing a weak or failed thermostat restores consistent heat control and helps prevent overheating for reliable drying. What it does:

• Senses inlet air temperature and turns the heater on/off to regulate heat
• Helps protect against overheating by opening at a calibrated temperature
• Failure can cause no heat, overheating, or the dryer shutting off mid-cycle
• Common signs include long dry times and inconsistent drying results

• 1 inlet thermostat

• Disconnect power; shut off gas supply if applicable before servicing
• Access is typically at the inlet duct/blower housing area; refer to your model's service information
• Transfer wires one at a time from the old thermostat; mount flush for proper temperature sensing
• After replacement, verify clear airflow and clean lint paths to prevent repeat temperature issues

If your agitator is loose, wobbly, or rattling during wash cycles, this agitator screw secures it to the drive hub for stable operation. Simple fix.

Fix excessive vibration and loud spin cycles with this washer dryer combo tub suspension support. Restores balanced operation and reduces noise. Moderate DIY.

Washer not cleaning clothes properly? This agitator assembly creates the wash action that moves laundry through water. Moderately difficult replacement.