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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.

This exhaust blower gasket seals the joint between the dryer's blower outlet and exhaust duct. It helps maintain proper airflow and contain lint and heat, supporting efficient drying and preventing leaks into the cabinet or laundry area. What it does:

• Seals the blower-to-exhaust connection to prevent air and lint leaks
• Helps maintain designed airflow through the drum and vent system
• Can reduce warm air or lint escaping inside the cabinet

• 1 gasket

• Disconnect power; for gas dryers, shut off gas and disconnect the supply. Allow the dryer to cool.
• Access the blower housing/exhaust duct; remove panels as needed.
• Remove the old gasket and any residue; clean mating surfaces and lint before installing.
• Seat the new gasket evenly and reassemble; avoid overtightening fasteners and ensure the home vent is clear.

This factory screw secures dryer panels and internal components, keeping assemblies tight and aligned so the machine operates safely and without vibration or rattling.

• Fastens sheet-metal panels, brackets, or trim to the dryer cabinet/frame
• A loose or missing screw can cause panel vibration, noise, or misalignment
• Helps restore stability after service or when original hardware is lost
• Typical symptoms include rattling, loose panels, or gaps in trim

• Unplug the dryer before servicing
• Keep track of original screw locations and lengths; replace like-for-like
• Start screws by hand to avoid cross-threading, then snug—do not overtighten
• If threads are damaged, inspect mating hole or clip before installing

This replacement hinge supports and pivots the appliance door so it opens and closes smoothly and stays aligned. A worn or bent hinge can lead to door sagging, scraping, or poor latching that impacts performance and safety. What it does

• Supports the door and provides the pivot point for opening/closing
• Maintains door alignment to help ensure a proper seal
• Restores smooth, consistent door motion
• Common symptoms: door sags, squeaks, scrapes, or won't latch/stay closed

• 1 hinge

• Disconnect power before servicing; for gas units, also shut off gas supply
• Support the door while removing/installing fasteners to prevent stress on the panel
• Reuse original mounting screws/hardware unless damaged
• After installation, adjust if needed

This dryer idler arm assembly keeps the drive belt tight and aligned so the drum turns smoothly. A worn or seized idler can cause squealing, belt slippage, or a drum that won't tumble.

• Applies tension to the drive belt and guides it around the motor pulley
• Maintains proper belt alignment for consistent drum rotation
• Common symptoms of failure: squealing/squeaking, belt coming off or wearing quickly, drum not turning, or burning rubber odor
• Pulley should spin freely; roughness or wobble indicates replacement is needed

• Disconnect power; if gas, also shut off gas supply before servicing
• Remove top/front panels as needed, release belt tension, and note belt routing
• Remove the old idler from its mount; transfer spring from the original if required by your model, then install the new assembly and re-route the belt
• Rotate drum by hand to verify belt tracking before reassembly and test run

The Kit Motor Drive and Pulley is an OEM part for GE washer/dryer units. This part is responsible for driving the drum rotation. The motor delivers the necessary power to rotate the drum, while the pulley helps to transfer this motion effectively.

A bad motor drive and pulley can occur due to wear and tear, mechanical failure, or electrical issues. If you notice symptoms such as the drum not spinning or agitating, excessive noise during operation, or the motor not functioning correctly, it may be time to replace this component.

Symptoms of a bad motor drive and pulley include:

• Drum not spinning or agitating
• Excessive noise during operation
• Motor not functioning correctly

Restore your GE washer/dryer by replacing the faulty motor drive and pulley with this genuine OEM part.

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

Door gasket seals the door assembly to limit air leaks and keep heat and moisture inside the drum. Replacing a worn gasket restores airflow, improves drying performance, and reduces lint and warm air escaping at the door.

• Forms a compression seal around the dryer door opening/window to prevent air leaks
• Helps maintain proper drum temperature and airflow for efficient drying
• Replace if the gasket is torn, flattened, brittle, loose, or missing
• Helps with: warm air or lint escaping at the door, longer dry times, door rattle, visible wear on the gasket

• Disconnect power; for gas models, also shut off the gas supply and allow the dryer to cool
• Remove the door and separate inner/outer door panels as needed; note gasket routing/orientation
• Clean mating surfaces; install the new gasket without stretching and seat it evenly around the perimeter
• Reassemble and verify an even seal around the door; run a short test cycle to check for leaks

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 fabric softener dispenser cap funnel sits in the dispenser cup and channels softener into the tub during the rinse cycle. Replacing a cracked, warped, or missing cap helps restore proper dispensing and reduce messy leaks or splashing.

• Directs fabric softener from the dispenser into the wash during the rinse cycle
• Helps prevent splashing and residue buildup around the dispenser
• Typical failure signs: softener not dispensing, softener left in the cup, leaks from dispenser area, loose or missing cap
• Visual damage (cracks, deformation) to the cap/funnel

• Unplug the washer before servicing
• Lift off and remove the old cap/funnel from the dispenser cup; some models require a gentle twist to release
• Clean the dispenser cup of residue before installing the new part
• Press the new cap/funnel firmly into place and run a rinse cycle to verify dispensing

This locking clip secures a mating component inside the washer, keeping it firmly attached to its mounting point. Replacing a worn or missing clip restores a snug fit and helps prevent movement, intermittent connections, and noise during operation.

• Retains the designated component securely to its bracket or panel
• Helps prevent vibration-related movement, rattling, or disconnection
• Maintains proper alignment for consistent operation
• Typical signs of failure: cracked or missing clip, part won't stay seated, new looseness around the mount

• Disconnect power and turn off water before servicing
• Access the clip location per your model's service information
• Release and remove the old clip; inspect the mating part for damage or wear
• Seat the new clip fully until it locks; verify the component is secure before reassembly

This adjustable leveling leg supports and stabilizes your washer. Replacing a worn or missing foot helps the appliance sit flat on the floor, reducing rocking, vibration, and noise for smoother, safer operation. What it does:

• Threads into the base to set height and level the cabinet
• Provides a stable contact point with the floor to minimize movement
• Helps address excessive vibration, rattling, "walking," and out-of-balance issues when the washer isn't level
• Direct replacement for a damaged or missing leveling leg

• 1 leveling leg

• Disconnect power and water before servicing; move the appliance carefully to access the foot
• With assistance, tip or raise the unit as needed to reach the leg safely
• Unscrew the old leg; thread in the new leg by hand and adjust until the washer is level front-to-back and side-to-side
• Tighten the lock nut and recheck stability; run a test cycle to verify

This spring cover protects and retains a mechanism spring inside your washer. Replacing a cracked or missing cover helps keep the spring seated, limits debris intrusion, and supports smooth, reliable movement of the associated control, latch, or linkage.

• Shields the spring and helps keep it properly seated in its pocket
• Reduces friction and wear that can lead to premature spring failure
• Supports consistent return action for the related control, latch, or lever
• Typical symptoms include a missing/broken cover, exposed spring, rattling, or erratic operation

• Unplug the appliance and turn off water before servicing
• Access point varies by model; photograph spring/cover orientation before removal
• Control the spring during disassembly to prevent sudden release
• Ensure the cover is fully seated; test operation before final reassembly

This cup funnel sits inside the fabric softener dispenser and channels softener into the wash basket during the rinse. Replacing a damaged or missing funnel helps stop leaks and ensures the softener empties as designed.

• Directs fabric softener from the dispenser cup into the washer tub during the rinse cycle
• Helps prevent spills and residue around the dispenser area
• Restores proper flow through the softener cup for consistent dispensing
• Common signs of failure: softener remains in the cup, slow or no dispensing, overflow/leaks, or a cracked/missing funnel

• Disconnect power and turn off water supply before servicing
• Remove the fabric softener dispenser cap/cup per your model's instructions
• Lift out the old funnel; clean the seat, then fully press the new funnel into place, aligning any tabs
• Reinstall the dispenser components and run a rinse cycle to flow

Bleach funnel directs liquid bleach from the washer dispenser into the wash tub for even distribution and helps reduce spills, pooling, and bleach odor. Designed to replace cracked, clogged, or worn dispenser funnels. What it does:

• Directs bleach into the wash tub for consistent dispensing and mixing during the wash cycle.
• Helps prevent bleach pooling, dispenser leaks, and blockages that can cause odors or uneven bleaching.
• Replaces damaged or deteriorated funnels; common symptoms include visible cracks, leaking, or persistent bleach residue in the dispenser area.

• Disconnect power to the appliance before servicing to reduce risk of shock or injury.
• The funnel typically seats or snaps into the dispenser housing.
• Inspect and clean surrounding dispenser components before installing the new funnel; rinse the part to remove any manufacturing residue.
• Handle concentrated bleach with care—wear gloves and follow bleach safety instructions.

Includes 12 screws. Size: 8-18 ab.

This valve & burner assembly controls gas flow and directs flame to the burner for reliable ignition and consistent cooking. Replacing a faulty assembly restores proper burner operation and can resolve weak or no-flame issues. What it does:

• Regulates gas flow to the burner for controlled flame output and cooking performance.
• Routes flame through the burner tube to produce even heat across the cooking surface.
• Works with the ignition system to light the burner; common symptoms include burner not lighting, weak/uneven flame, or burner shutting off unexpectedly.

• Turn off gas supply and electrical power before servicing; follow local codes.
• Installation requires disconnecting gas lines and removing cooktop/oven components.
• After installation, check all connections for leaks and verify proper ignition before regular use.
• Do not use the appliance if you detect a gas odor; shut off gas and ventilate area.