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The Knob Clip is an OEM part for GE washing machines and dryers. This small but crucial component is designed to secure the control knob to the appliance's control panel.
Over time, knob clips can wear out or break due to frequent use or accidental damage. When this happens, the control knob may become loose, fall off easily, or fail to engage the control panel properly, making it difficult to set the appliance to the desired cycle or function.
Symptoms of a bad Knob Clip include:
This OEM GE part is also compatible with Hotpoint, RCA, and some Kenmore models.
I actually called a repair service in our area. The serviceman asked questions and detected that I didn't need a timer unit but thought it was just a knob that was required. He offered to come out but the expense would be considerable. I am SO relieved that it was indeed the knob, and the dryer was fixed. In this time in our lives, every penny counts. I must applaud the serviceman for his honesty and dedication to his trade. He directed me to this website, but also added if there were any... Read more
The Agitator Assembly is an OEM part for GE washing machines. This part moves clothes through the water and detergent during the wash cycle. This part ensures thorough cleaning by creating the necessary motion to distribute and cleanse laundry evenly.
Causes of a bad Agitator Assembly can range from wear and tear over extended use, to damage from overloading the washing machine, or even issues with the drive mechanism that powers the agitator's motion.
Symptoms of a bad Agitator Assembly include:
Replaced the broken agitator on my GE washer & couplin. Took a flat rope placed under the old agitator and with a stern jerk it popped off. Then a 7/16 socket set with a long extension took the bolt lose, and removed the couplin. Replaced the new couplin, with the new bolt tighten. Slide the new agitator into place with a stern push it snapped in place. Works perfectly. Thank you for the fast shipping. Read more
The Washer Top is an OEM part for GE washers. It is the upper panel that covers the internal components of the washing machine and provides a flat surface for loading and unloading laundry.
Causes of a bad Washer Top can include physical impact, warping due to prolonged exposure to heat or moisture, or general wear and tear over time.
Symptoms of a bad Washer Top include:
I bought and replaced the top and the lid for the washer. The washer now looks like a brand new washer even though it’s 12 years old. Total repair took less than an hour. Read more
Fix washer overflow issues with this water level pressure switch. Monitors tub water height and signals controls to stop filling. Common DIY repair.
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Fix a washer that won't advance through cycles or gets stuck between wash and spin. This timer controls cycle sequence. DIY repair in 10 minutes.
Changed the timer, was real easy and fast and the part got home soon and the wife is very happy. Read more
The Drain Hose is an OEM part for GE washing machines. It is specifically designed to channel used water out of the washer and into the household drainage system.
Causes of a bad drain hose can include physical damage from movement or installation, clogging from lint and debris, or degradation of the hose material over time, leading to leaks and inefficiency.
Symptoms of a bad Drain Hose include:
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This genuine OEM part is a drive motor for washers. The drive motor is the main engine that drives the washer tub allowing it to rotate and wash clothes effectively. If the washer is no longer spinning or the power has significantly decreased, it might be a sign that the drive motor needs to be replaced. Luckily, replacing this part is a relatively simple repair.To replace the drive motor, start by unplugging the washer. Once unplugged, move the washer away from the wall to gain access to the back panel. Uninstall the back panel by removing the screws that attach it. After removal, locate the drive motor and proceed to unthread the mounting screws holding it to the washer. Proceed to pull the old motor out of its place and install the new motor by threading the screws that secure it. This replacement part is sold individually and is compatible with GE, RCA, and Hotpoint brand washers.
New motor. The motor was ok, but the control board mounted on the motor wasn't. Can't buy to control board separate from the motor. Easy to replace the motor, but not so easy to troubleshoot to make sure the problem was the motor and not something else. Read more
Outer tub cover that snaps over the washer's outer tub assembly. Replace if cracked, broken, or missing to restore proper clearance and protection.
I had to remove the front panel of the washing machine and top of the washing machine. i started by removing all the top screws as shown in one of videos. disconnected all the electrical wires (i have a commercial washer) and lifted the front panel over the back of the machine. i was then able to remove the top of the washing machine to give me access to the tub straps and the corresponding screws. i removed the broken straps and then was able to remove the tub cover by pushing down it down... Read more
This lid switch probe detects when your washer lid is properly closed and allows the machine to operate safely. It replaces a worn or damaged probe that no longer makes proper contact with the lid switch. If your washer won't start even with the lid closed, or stops mid-cycle when the lid is secure, this probe may need replacement.
This shipping bar was installed during appliance transport to secure moving parts and prevent damage. It should be removed before first use to allow proper operation of your washer's door mechanism. Remove this bar if your washer door won't open properly or if you hear rattling noises during operation.
I removed and inspected the lid magnet. It had a 1/8" layer of corrosion. I removed the layer of corrosion and reinstalled the part. the symptom improved. That was a stop-gap repair until the new lid magnet arrived. The broken rubber isolators were discovered when I removed the top of the washing machine. Read more
Replaced transmission, all seals, and dampers. It is a complicated, messy repair but costs much less than replacing the machine. This is the second tranny I have put in the 30 year old machine and now it works like new. Take the time to replace all seals if you do this repair. No use putting a new tranny in with old seals that will crack. Read more
Harness to corset & shifter
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