S378 Parts

This silicon controlled rectifier (SCR) is a replacement power-control semiconductor that helps regulate current to heating and motor circuits, restoring proper cycling and output in affected appliances. What it does:

• Controls and switches power to heating elements or motors by gating current flow
• Helps the appliance regulate temperature or motor speed when functioning correctly
• A failing SCR can cause no heat, intermittent heating, or erratic motor behavior
• Designed to mount to a flange with a .625-inch tab for electrical connection

• Always disconnect power at the breaker or unplug the appliance before servicing
• Handle the SCR by its edges; avoid touching terminals and observe ESD precautions when possible
• Verify proper orientation and secure mounting to the heatsink or chassis per the service manual

This short wireform hinge secures and guides a door or panel so it opens and closes smoothly. It restores proper alignment and reduces binding or sag that can prevent a door from seating correctly. What it does:

• Provides pivot support for a door or access panel to maintain correct motion and alignment
• Replaces bent, worn, or broken hinge hardware that causes uneven closing or door sag
• Reduces noise and binding during opening/closing when the original hinge has lost shape
• Works with existing hinge mounts and fasteners when in good condition

• One short wireform hinge

• Designed for straightforward replacement; verify correct hinge orientation before removing the old part
• Use appropriate hand tools and keep fasteners organized for reassembly
• Disconnect power or gas and follow appliance safety instructions when replacing hinges on powered appliances
• Address those issues before installing the new hinge

Size: 1/4 - 20 b.

Size: 8-18 b.

This apron kit is used to convert the older 3 piece support apron to the new one piece apron. Kit includes: one piece rod support apron, spring clips, nut and bracket assembly, conduit, wire ties and instruction sheet.

The Wire Tie is an OEM part for GE dryers. It is used to secure and organize internal wiring, ensuring that wires remain properly positioned and do not interfere with the operation of the dryer. This part plays an important role in preventing wires from becoming tangled, pinched, or damaged during the dryer’s cycles.

Over time, the wire tie can become worn out, broken, or damaged due to prolonged exposure to heat, vibrations, or wear from normal use. A compromised wire tie can lead to loose or unsecured wiring, which may impact the performance of the dryer or cause electrical issues.

Symptoms of a bad Dryer Wire Tie include:

• Loose or unsecured internal wiring
• Interference with dryer components during operation
• Electrical malfunctions or short circuits
• Wires appearing frayed or damaged due to improper support

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

This harness plug connects the dishwasher's wiring to the water inlet valve. Replacing a burnt, brittle, or loose connector restores a solid electrical connection so the valve energizes correctly and the tub fills when the cycle begins.

• Provides a secure, keyed connection between the harness and water inlet valve terminals
• Helps resolve no-fill or intermittent fill caused by heat damage, corrosion, or loose contacts at the connector
• Supports proper valve operation to reduce humming-without-fill complaints
• Useful when replacing a damaged plug during valve or harness service

• Disconnect power at the breaker and shut off water supply before servicing
• Note wire orientation; transfer or splice leads per appliance wiring and connector design
• Seat the plug fully on the valve and ensure tight, insulated connections
• Restore power and run a fill test; check for leaks at the valve and hose connections

This mechanical timer replaces a worn or failing dial control to restore timed cycle sequencing and basic on/off switching. It helps your appliance run through its programmed cycles and regain reliable time-based control. What it does:

• Advances program steps and routes power to the appropriate components as cycles progress
• Commonly used where a rotating dial controls cycle timing and sequence
• Resolves symptoms like cycles that won't advance, controls that are unresponsive, or a dial that doesn't click or turn smoothly
• Re-establishes timed control when intermittent or non-functioning timing is caused by a faulty timer

• Disconnect electrical power to the appliance before starting any repair
• Take photos of wiring and connector positions before removal to ensure correct reassembly
• Handle the timer and its terminals carefully to avoid bending or damaging contacts
• Secure mounting hardware and verify proper operation through a complete cycle after installation

This power line filter sits between household AC and the washer's internal wiring to reduce electrical interference and help stabilize control operation. Replacing a failed filter may restore power and prevent nuisance breaker or GFCI trips.

• Filters incoming AC power to reduce electromagnetic interference reaching the control and motor circuits
• Helps prevent interference-related issues like erratic controls or random resets
• Failure may present as no power/blank display, intermittent power loss, or tripping a breaker/GFCI
• Visual clues of failure can include scorching, swelling, or a cracked housing

• Unplug the washer or switch off the circuit breaker before servicing; allow a few minutes for internal components to discharge
• Access the filter location (often near the control area or rear panel) per your model's service information
• Note wire locations (LINE, LOAD, and GROUND) and move one lead at a time to avoid miswiring
• Mount securely and ensure the ground connection to the cabinet is tight for proper operation