Gud27essm/27Gssm Parts

The Motor and Pulley Assembly is an OEM part for GE washers. It contains both the motor and pulley which work synergistically to spin laundry during the spin cycle while removing excess water. 

Causes of a bad motor and pulley assembly include normal wear and tear over time, contaminants in the washer tub damaging components, or damage from attempting to spin loads that are too large or unbalanced.  

Symptoms of a bad motor and pulley assembly include:

• The washer not spinning clothes during the spin cycle
• Loud grinding or clicking noises coming from the assembly
• The motor overheating during operation
• Vibrations felt in the washer tub or surrounding cabinetry

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

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

This replacement drum assembly is the rotating cylinder that tumbles laundry in your dryer. Replacing a damaged or out-of-round drum restores smooth, quiet tumbling and helps protect fabrics from snags, scraping, and uneven drying.

• Forms the rotating chamber that holds clothes; driven by the belt and motor to tumble items for drying
• Works with drum seals and lifters/baffles to maintain airflow and separate fabrics for even drying
• Replacing a dented, cracked, or out-of-round drum can resolve thumping, scraping, or rumbling noises
• Addresses sharp seams, loose spots, or rust that can snag/tear clothing or leave marks

• Disconnect power; shut off gas supply for gas models before service
• Remove top/front panels and release belt tension to lift out the old drum; note belt routing
• Compare parts and move over any reusable, model-specific components if required
• Inspect belt, idler pulley, bearings, and felt seals while open; replace if worn

This washer tub cover closes and seals the opening of the outer tub, helping contain water and suds during wash and spin for cleaner, more reliable operation. It also supports proper water flow back into the tub. What it does:

• Seals the outer tub opening to contain wash water and reduce splashing
• Helps channel recirculation/dispense water back into the tub
• Maintains proper clearance so the basket/drum doesn't rub the rim
• Typical failure signs: leaks or splashing at the opening, visible cracks/broken tabs, rubbing or scraping noises during spin

• 1 tub cover

• Disconnect power and turn off water before servicing
• Access the tub per your model's service procedure (remove top/front panel as applicable)
• Release clips/screws and detach any hoses/fittings from the old cover; transfer any reusable parts
• Seat the new cover evenly and fully engage all tabs/clamps; reassemble and run a short test to check for leaks

The Duct Trap Assembly is an OEM part for GE dryers. This part is responsible for capturing lint and debris from your laundry, preventing it from entering the dryer vent and causing potential blockages. The drum bearing supports the drum's rotation, allowing it to spin smoothly and quietly during drying cycles. 

A bad duct trap assembly can occur due to wear and tear, damage, or blockage. If you notice symptoms such as lint escaping the lint screen, excessive noise during operation, or the drum not rotating properly, it may be time to replace this assembly.

Symptoms of a bad duct trap assembly include:

• Lint escaping the lint screen
• Excessive noise during operation
• Drum not rotating properly

Ensure the operation of your GE dryer by replacing the faulty duct trap assembly with this genuine OEM part.

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

This agitator screw secures the washer's agitator to the drive hub/shaft. Replace a missing, stripped, or rusted screw to restore a tight, stable agitator and proper wash action while helping prevent wobble and rattling during cycles.

• Fastens the agitator to the drive hub/shaft
• Keeps the agitator from lifting or wobbling
• Helps maintain consistent agitation and wash performance
• Typical symptoms: loose or wobbly agitator, rattling/clicking during agitation, reduced cleaning results

• Disconnect power before servicing the washer
• Remove the agitator cap or fabric softener dispenser to access the screw
• Use an appropriate driver or socket; avoid cross-threading and overtightening
• Ensure the agitator is fully seated before tightening; reinstall the cap/dispenser

This motor pulley and nut kit replaces a worn or damaged drive pulley on a washing machine's motor, restoring proper belt engagement. A true, undamaged pulley helps ensure reliable agitation and spin without slippage or squeal.

• Mounts on the motor shaft to drive the belt for wash and spin cycles
• Worn grooves or wobble can cause belt slippage, squealing, or a burning rubber smell
• Failure may present as slow/no spin or weak/intermittent agitation
• Restoring the pulley helps maintain correct belt tracking and reduces premature belt wear

• Unplug the appliance and disconnect water; wear gloves and ensure stable access to the motor
• Remove the belt, hold the motor shaft, then remove the old nut and pulley
• Clean the motor shaft; seat the new pulley fully and install the new nut, tightening securely
• Reinstall and align the belt; rotate by hand to verify tracking before reassembly and testing

The Hardware Kit is an OEM part for GE laundry centers. It contains various mounting screws, brackets, and retainers needed to securely attach internal parts like panels and components.  

GE laundry centers consolidate washer and dryer functions into one large machine. As an appliance containing multiple moveable metal assemblies, it relies on hardware to maintain structure during vigorous laundry cycles. Vibrations can cause interior connectors to rattle loose without reinforcement.

Causes of insufficient hardware include stripped screws with reduced grip, broken supports no longer performing as designed, or lost clips leaving certain areas unstable.  

Symptoms of bad or missing hardware include:

• Loose, rattling, or detached internal components
• Exposed connections between washer and dryer functions
• Reduced integrity in particular sections of the unit

Replacing with the OEM GE kit restores the factory-installed reinforcement. Compatible with some Kenmore combo units containing GE mechanisms.

This exhaust gasket seals the dryer's exhaust duct connection to contain airflow and keep lint out of the cabinet. A tight seal helps maintain drying performance and efficiency while reducing warm, moist air leakage behind the unit.

• Seals the joint between the exhaust duct and outlet/blower housing to prevent air and lint leaks
• Helps maintain proper airflow for consistent drying results
• Wear or damage can cause longer dry times and warm, humid air or lint behind the dryer
• Visible tears, flattening, or missing sections indicate the gasket should be replaced

• Disconnect power; turn off gas supply for gas models before servicing
• Pull the dryer forward, disconnect the vent, and remove panel(s) as needed to access the exhaust connection
• Remove the old gasket and residue; clean mating surfaces; seat the new gasket evenly
• Reassemble, reconnect the vent, ensure the external vent is clear, and check for air leaks

The Baffle is an OEM part for GE electric dryers. Located inside the dryer drum, it helps separate clothes and improves air circulation during tumbling cycles. 

To achieve consistent drying times, a dryer relies on balanced airflow penetrating all areas where clothes reside. The baffle creates divisions to ensure air fully surrounds each layer instead of bypassing some areas. Its raised ridges also help tumbling action by preventing clumps of clothes.

Symptoms of a bad baffle include:

• Slow, uneven drying requiring extra cycles  
• Certain areas of clothes remain damp while others over-dry
• Reduced airflow output from the vent due to blockage

Replacing it with the genuine GE baffle plate restores optimized air distribution within the drum. The part is also compatible with some Kenmore dryers that use GE elements.

This retaining clamp secures wiring, hoses, or small assemblies to keep them routed and stable, helping prevent rubbing and vibration that can lead to wear or intermittent issues. Use it to replace a broken or missing clamp. What it does:

• Holds wires, hoses, or tubing in place to prevent contact with moving parts
• Reduces vibration and rattling by keeping components secure
• Prevents chafing that can cause insulation wear or exposed wiring
• Restores proper routing after repairs or part replacement

• Disconnect power (and water if applicable) before accessing internal components
• Use appropriate hand tools; avoid over-tightening which can damage the clamp or secured part
• Inspect surrounding wiring/hoses for damage and replace if needed

This clamp is a small retaining fastener used to secure hoses, tubes or wiring to appliance fittings and keep connections stable during operation. It helps prevent leaks, chafing and loose connections that can cause performance issues. What it does:

• Secures a hose or tube to a barb or fitting to maintain a tight seal
• Prevents hoses and lines from slipping free during use or vibration
• Reduces wear from rubbing or chafing by holding components in place
• Helps stop minor leaks at hose junctions when properly seated

• One clamp (quantity: 1)

• Disconnect power and water supply before servicing the appliance
• Drain or catch any residual water from hoses before removing the old clamp
• Use the correct pliers or screwdriver for the clamp type; avoid over-tightening which can damage hoses
• Inspect adjacent hoses and fittings and replace any worn components while accessible

A replacement fan magnet assembly that secures and supports the fan motor rotor, helping the fridge/freezer fan spin smoothly for proper airflow and cooling. Fits into the motor housing and restores normal fan operation. What it does:

• Replaces a worn or damaged magnet assembly that can cause noisy or irregular fan performance
• Helps the fan motor maintain proper rotor alignment for steady, efficient airflow
• Commonly used when fans run loudly, wobble, or fail to start due to magnet/rotor issues
• Prevents contact between the rotor and housing that can lead to grinding or damage

• One fan magnet assembly only

• Disconnect appliance power before starting any repair to avoid shock or injury
• Remove fan blade and motor housing per OEM instructions to access the magnet assembly
• Handle magnets carefully; keep away from credit cards, electronics and pacemakers

This 27" top cover protects the appliance's internal components and secures wiring while restoring the cabinet's fit and finish. It keeps wiring routed and shields controls from dust and debris for safe, reliable operation. What it does:

• Covers and protects the appliance top and internal components
• Provides mounting and routing points for wiring using the included wire ties
• Prevents debris and moisture from entering the cabinet area
• Fixes issues like loose or rattling top panels and exposed wiring

• Disconnect power (and gas, if applicable) before starting work
• Use basic hand tools; support the top panel during removal/installation
• Beware of sharp sheet-metal edges and wear gloves
• Retain any factory screws or clips;

This lid bumper cushions the lid of your top-load washer as it closes, absorbing impact to reduce slamming noise and protect the top panel's finish. Replace a worn or missing bumper to restore smooth, quiet lid operation. What it does

• Absorbs impact between the lid and cabinet to reduce slamming and vibration noise
• Helps protect the top panel finish from chips and scratches near the lid area
• Restores proper cushioning when the original bumper is missing, cracked, or flattened
• Common symptoms: lid slams or clunks when closing, increased noise, visible missing bumper

• 1 lid bumper

• Disconnect power before servicing
• Open the lid and pull the old bumper straight out of its mounting hole; needle-nose pliers can help if it's stuck
• Clean the hole and surrounding surface for a secure fit
• Press the new bumper fully into the hole until seated flush; for even cushioning, consider replacing both if your model uses two

This front panel assembly replaces a damaged or worn control-panel face to restore the appliance's front appearance and provide a secure mounting surface for controls. It keeps the control area sealed and looking factory-fresh. What it does:

• Replaces the visible front/control panel to cover and protect underlying controls and electronics
• Provides a mounting surface for buttons, knobs, or the touch-control interface
• Helps prevent dirt, grease, and moisture from reaching internal components
• Common repair for cracked, discolored, or broken control-face panels

• One front panel assembly as shown

• Installation requires removing the range/oven console and disconnecting power first — disconnect power at the breaker or unplug the appliance
• Handle panels and clips carefully to avoid damaging trim tabs or painted surfaces
• Use proper fasteners and alignment during reassembly; verify controls and display function before returning the appliance to service
• Label connections and take photos for reference