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The Wiring Harness is an OEM part for GE washers. As the central nervous system, it relays controls between electrical components like the display, motor, and sensors. The harness is responsible for delivering power reliably to operate all washer functions smoothly.

Symptoms of a bad wiring harness include:

• Intermittent or unpredictable operation between cycles  
• Error codes displayed or cycles not completing
• Loose, cracked, or degraded wiring or connectors
• Frequent needing of resets to initiate cycles

Causes can be normal wear from constant flexing over time within the wet washer environment. Rodent gnawing or accidental punctures during maintenance could also impact integrity.

This genuine GE replacement restores power distribution for fully functional washing. Designed to OEM specifications, it installs easily to eliminate guesswork. Compatible also with Hotpoint, RCA, and Kenmore front-loading washers for long-lasting repairs. 

This panel motor cradle is a molded mounting bracket that secures the panel motor assembly, keeping the motor properly positioned so the control panel or dispenser mechanism operates smoothly and quietly. What it does:

• Holds and stabilizes the panel motor to prevent misalignment or rubbing
• Maintains correct motor-to-gear engagement for reliable panel movement
• Reduces vibration and noise from a loose or damaged motor mount
• Helps prevent wear on motor shafts and surrounding components

• One panel motor cradle bracket

• Disconnect power to the appliance before beginning any service
• Requires basic hand tools; access may require removing the control panel or console
• Inspect adjacent parts (fasteners, motor, gears) and replace if worn

A small locating pin used to secure and align components during assembly for proper fit and operation. Replaces a worn or missing locating pin to restore correct part positioning and reduce misalignment-related issues. What it does:

• Aligns mating parts during assembly to ensure correct positioning and operation
• Holds components in place to prevent shifting or vibration-related noise
• Helps maintain consistent clearances for moving parts
• Commonly replaced when the original pin is bent, broken, or missing

• One locating pin

• Disconnect power to the appliance before beginning any repair
• Inspect surrounding components for wear or damage when replacing the pin
• Install by aligning parts and pressing the pin into its mating hole until fully seated
• If the pin is press-fit, use appropriate tools (press or mallet with a block) to avoid damage