Parts for Ge AZ31H06DADV1: 01 - Section1 Parts

If your outdoor fan won't start or hums without spinning, the capacitor may be faulty. This outdoor fan motor capacitor restores proper operation.

This replacement knob assembly restores tactile control for a range or oven control shaft so you can select cook settings easily and safely. It replaces a cracked, loose, or missing control knob to regain reliable adjustment. What it does:

• Fits onto the range/oven control shaft to set burner or oven temperature and functions
• Replaces knobs that are cracked, stripped, loose, or difficult to turn
• Helps restore accurate user input for heating and timer selections
• Works with standard splined control shafts used on many GE ranges

• Disconnect power (and gas supply if applicable) before starting any work
• Pull off the old knob; align splines and push the replacement knob straight onto the control shaft
• If knob is stiff after installation, remove and re-seat to ensure proper spline engagement
• If mounting hardware, trim, or control shaft is damaged, replace those parts as needed for a secure fit

Replacement retaining clip for air conditioner units. Secures internal components in place. Needed when original clip is broken, cracked, or missing.

This mounting plate secures and supports appliance components, restoring proper alignment and stable attachment so controls and modules stay fixed. It's a direct replacement designed for factory-fit mounting and reliable mechanical support. What it does:

• Provides a stable attachment point for control boards, modules or assemblies to the appliance chassis
• Keeps electrical and mechanical components aligned to prevent rubbing, vibration or loose connections
• Restores proper fit when original mounting hardware or plate is bent, cracked, or missing
• Helps eliminate noise or intermittent operation caused by shifting components

• One mounting plate

• Disconnect power (unplug or switch off breaker) before attempting any repair
• Verify exact part orientation and fastener locations before removal; keep hardware for reuse
• Use appropriate insulated tools and avoid contact with sharp edges on the chassis