Zbd6890k0311 Parts

Specs: 10-16 b rnp 18/25

This is a genuine replacement screw used to secure components and panels on compatible GE appliances. It restores proper fit and prevents rattling or loose parts for safe, reliable operation. What it does:

• Secures panels, brackets, or internal components to maintain proper alignment
• Stops rattling or vibration caused by loose fasteners
• Replaces missing, stripped, or damaged screws to restore safe operation
• Helps maintain seals and clearances by holding parts firmly in place

• Screw

• Disconnect power to the appliance before starting any repair
• Use the correct screwdriver or bit to avoid stripping the head
• Do not overtighten; snug until secure to prevent damage to components
• Keep removed fasteners organized to ensure correct reassembly

This pump motor hanger is the support bracket that secures the washer pump motor to the appliance frame, helping keep the motor stable during operation for reliable drainage performance. What it does:

• Holds the pump motor in the correct position to prevent vibration and misalignment
• Maintains pump-to-housing alignment so the drain pump can move water effectively
• Helps reduce unusual noise or movement caused by a loose motor mount
• Fits where the motor attaches to the washer chassis; replaces worn or bent hangers

• Disconnect power before starting any repair and follow basic electrical safety
• Basic hand tools required; keep original fasteners unless damaged
• Inspect pump and motor for wear while replacing the hanger

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:

• Poor cleaning results with food particles left on dishes
• Unusual noises during the wash cycle
• The filter becoming loose or not staying in place

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

This mid-spray conduit routes wash water from the circulation system to the middle spray arm, delivering consistent coverage to the center rack. Replacing a cracked or clogged conduit can restore washing performance and help prevent leaks inside the tub.

• Directs wash water from the pump to the mid-level spray arm
• Maintains proper flow for the middle wash zone and spray arm rotation
• A damaged or obstructed conduit can cause poor cleaning on upper racks or weak/erratic spray
• Cracks, broken tabs, or loose sealing can lead to leaks from the rear of the tub

• Disconnect power and water; wear gloves to protect hands
• Remove rack(s) as needed, release rear-wall fasteners/clips, and detach the conduit from its connections
• Align and fully seat the new conduit at all docking points until tabs lock securely
• Run a short test cycle to check for leaks and proper spray operation

This dishwasher float sits in the tub and works with the float switch to control the fill level and prevent overfilling. Replace it if cracked or sticking to restore reliable water level control and help avoid leaks.

• Rises with the water level to trigger the float switch and stop filling at the correct point
• Helps prevent overfilling and door leaks
• Common symptoms of a damaged or obstructed float include continuous filling, overfill/leaks, or no/insufficient fill
• Restores consistent water level sensing when the original float is worn or missing

• Disconnect power and turn off the water supply
• Open the door and remove the lower rack
• Remove the float cover; pull the old float straight up and clear any debris from the well
• Insert the new float and verify free up-and-down movement before reassembly and testing

This dishwasher vent cover mounts on the inner door and shields the exhaust opening. It directs moist air out during drying while helping keep spray and debris out of the vent path to protect internal components. What it does:

• Covers the door vent opening and helps guide exhaust airflow during the dry cycle
• Helps keep water spray and debris from entering the vent assembly
• Supports proper moisture management around the top of the door/control area
• Replace if the cover is cracked, warped, loose, or missing, or if steam/water escapes from the vent area

• 1 vent cover

• Disconnect power at the breaker and turn off the water supply; wear cut-resistant gloves
• Access is through the door; on many models the inner door panel must be removed to reach the vent area
• Ensure any gasket/seal is properly seated and secure the cover evenly—do not overtighten
• Run a short cycle and inspect the vent area for leaks

This middle spray arm bracket secures the mid-level spray arm to the upper rack, keeping it centered and aligned so it spins freely and delivers even spray coverage for reliable cleaning performance.

• Supports and stabilizes the middle spray arm beneath the upper rack
• Maintains proper clearance for smooth rotation and spray pattern
• Replace if cracked, warped, or worn
• Common symptoms: middle arm falls off or won't spin, wobbles, scraping noises, or poor cleaning on the upper rack

• Disconnect power to the dishwasher before servicing
• Slide out the upper rack; release tabs or fasteners to remove the old bracket
• Transfer the spray arm to the new bracket and snap or secure it in place
• Spin the arm by hand to ensure free rotation before running a cycle

3 digit

This float dome sits in the dishwasher's float well and rises with the water level to trigger the float switch and stop filling. Replace a cracked or missing dome to restore reliable water-level control and overfill protection.

• Moves up and down with the water level to actuate the overfill/flood switch
• Helps prevent overfilling by signaling the inlet valve to shut off at the correct level
• Guides and shields the float mechanism from dishes and debris
• Common symptoms: broken or missing dome, float sticking, dishwasher won't fill or keeps filling

• Disconnect power and turn off water supply before servicing
• Remove the lower rack to access the float area on the tub floor
• Lift straight up or twist to remove the old dome; clear any mineral/debris from the float well
• Seat the new dome and run a brief fill test

This water inlet cover replaces a cracked or missing inlet-valve trim to protect and conceal the appliance's water inlet area. It restores a finished look while keeping hoses and valve components shielded from debris. What it does:

• Covers and protects the water inlet valve and hose connections from dust and impact
• Conceals exposed hoses and wiring for a cleaner rear-cabinet appearance
• Helps prevent snagging or accidental contact with the inlet valve assembly
• Reduces debris buildup around the inlet area that can affect connections

• Disconnect power to the appliance and shut off the water supply before starting.
• Usually fastens with a few screws or clips—have a screwdriver or nut driver ready.
• Align cover over the inlet valve area, then secure with the original fasteners.
• After installation, turn water and power back on and inspect connections for leaks.

This mounting nut secures the tower heater assembly in the appliance, keeping the heater stable and properly positioned for safe, efficient operation. Replacing a damaged nut restores secure attachment and reduces rattling or loose components. What it does

• Secures the tower heater assembly to the appliance chassis or mounting bracket
• Helps maintain proper heater alignment for reliable heating performance
• Prevents movement that can cause noise, intermittent contacts, or wear on connections
• Used when the original nut is stripped, corroded, or missing

• One tower heater assembly mounting nut

• Disconnect power to the appliance before attempting any repair
• Use appropriate hand tools; avoid over-tightening which can strip threads or damage the heater assembly

This vent flapper is the exterior exhaust flap that opens to let dryer air and lint exit and closes to keep weather, pests and drafts out when the dryer is off. It restores proper airflow at the outside vent hood. What it does:

• Opens with dryer airflow to allow exhaust to escape and closes when idle to block outside air.
• Helps prevent backdrafts, pests and rain from entering the vent system.
• Can restore normal drying performance when a stuck or broken flap was restricting airflow.
• Commonly replaced when the flap is cracked, warped, jammed or does not seal.

• One vent flapper/exterior exhaust flap.

• Disconnect power to the dryer (and gas supply if applicable) and work from the outside hood when possible.
• Remove the exterior vent hood or access cover to inspect and replace the flap; basic hand tools required.
• Check that the flap moves freely after installation and seats against its seal to prevent air leaks.
• Clean or repair the ductwork to avoid repeat failures.

Right hand side

This electronic control module assembly manages the dryer's cycle selection, timing and user interface so the dryer runs the selected program reliably. Replaces a failed control board to restore normal operation and controls. What it does

• Receives user inputs and starts selected dryer cycles
• Controls cycle timing, motor and heating signals per program
• Communicates status to the display and keypads/buttons
• Common symptom link: dryer won't start, won't advance cycles, shows control/display errors, or has intermittent operation

• Disconnect power before service to avoid shock—this is an electrical assembly.
• Handle the board by the edges and avoid static discharge; use proper ESD precautions if available.
• Verify harness connections and mounting before powering up; do not force connectors.