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This right-side cabinet support secures and aligns the appliance cabinet for proper door and panel fit, helping restore stable operation and reduce cabinet movement or gaps. It's a direct-fit replacement designed to reinstall quickly with common tools. What it does:
Replaces a damaged, faded, or missing nameplate on your refrigerator. This cosmetic faceplate displays model information on the exterior cabinet.
Seals the lower edge of your dishwasher door to prevent leaks during wash cycles. Replace if cracked, worn, or causing water on the floor.
The repair was super simple. Just slide out the old seal and slide in the new. The INTERESTING part was getting access to the seal at the bottom of the door. Just remove the front of the door -- unscrew eight screws around the edge. Try to pull off the door front. Finally locate two hidden screws underneath the two bottom corners. After several tries, find that the screws require a wrench to loosen. I pull off the door front, making only a few scratches, some on my hand, then try to pry up... Read more
The Fine Filter Hub Nut is an OEM part for GE dishwashers. It secures the fine filter in place, ensuring that debris and food particles are effectively filtered out during the wash cycle, preventing them from re-entering the dishwasher tub.
Causes of a bad fine filter hub nut can include wear and tear from regular use, damage from over-tightening, or cracking due to impact. A faulty hub nut can lead to improper filtration, causing debris to circulate and potentially clog the dishwasher.
Symptoms of a bad Fine Filter Hub Nut include:
This GE replacement part is also compatible with Hotpoint, RCA, and some Kenmore models.
The main conduit was broken and the pump connector had a hole in it. The pump also was showing signs of leaking. I completely disassembled the dishwasher cleaned everything and reassembled. The repair videos are a big help. Thank you. Read more
The Upper Arm Spray Assembly is an OEM part for GE dishwashers. It is responsible for distributing water evenly throughout the dishwasher during the cleaning cycle, ensuring all dishes are thoroughly cleaned. The arm measures approximately 11 inches long.
You should replace the upper arm spray assembly if it becomes clogged, damaged, or worn out. Causes of a bad spray assembly can include mineral buildup from hard water, food particles blocking the spray holes, or physical damage such as cracks or breaks.
Symptoms of a bad upper arm spray assembly include:
I replaced a few key parts that I couldn't clean properly, and were not spinning well in the dishwasher. Afterwards, it worked like new, and the cleaning power returned. Read more
The Silverware Basket Assembly is an OEM part for GE dishwashers. This removable stainless steel tray holds and organizes silverware during wash cycles. Its perforated construction allows full saturation yet secure retention of flatware items.
Causes of a bad silverware basket can include damage or warping of the steel material over time. Mineral buildup hindering drainage may also impact cleaning effectiveness.
Symptoms of a bad silverware basket assembly include:
This genuine GE part is also compatible with Hotpoint, RCA and some Kenmore dishwasher models.
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The Upper Spray Arm Bearing is an OEM part for GE dishwashers. It supports the upper spray arm, allowing it to rotate smoothly and distribute water evenly throughout the dishwasher. This ensures that all dishes receive a thorough cleaning during each cycle.
Over time, the upper spray arm bearing can wear out or become damaged. Causes of a bad bearing can include repeated use, mineral buildup from hard water, or physical damage due to mishandling.
Symptoms of a bad Upper Spray Arm Bearing include:
The Door Interlock Switch Assembly is an OEM part for GE dishwashers. It is designed to ensure the dishwasher door is securely closed before the wash cycle begins, preventing leaks and ensuring the appliance operates safely.
Causes of a bad interlock switch can include wear and tear from frequent use, electrical issues, or physical damage to the switch or its housing. A malfunctioning switch can prevent the dishwasher from starting or cause it to stop mid-cycle.
Symptoms of a bad door interlock switch assembly include:
I found out that the door interlock switch was the usual culprit to my dishwasher not working properly and that replacing it will probably fix the problem. I ordered the part from AppliancePartsPros and the part was delivered the next day. I replaced the part in less than 30 minutes and the dishwasher was as good as new. I am impressed with the information provided on your website and that you were able to ship out on the day I ordered it. Your price is great and the part I received was in... Read more
The Latch Assembly is an OEM part for GE dishwashers. This part secures the dishwasher door during operation, ensuring that the door remains tightly closed to prevent water leaks and to allow the dishwasher to operate correctly.
Common causes of a bad latch assembly include wear and tear from regular use, damage from forceful closing or impacts, and issues with the internal mechanism or switches.
Symptoms of a bad Latch Assembly include:
This OEM GE part is also compatible with Hotpoint, RCA, and some Kenmore models.
Hint: take reference image pictures with your smart phone at each step to use when reassembling. HInt: stack 8" of cushions or blankets under open dishwasher door to support when removing screws (and later to hold door up when re-assembling). 1) power off at circuit breaker 2) open door 3) remove and keep track of six small screws and six long screws. Note location of large styrofoam insulation piece for when you put the door back together 4) mark each of the white connectors (black wires)... Read more