Parts for Ge GXWH20S: 01 - Water Filter Parts

This simple, battery-free reminder timer keeps everyday tasks on track. Set a time to stay on top of cooking, laundry, or cleaning—ideal when your appliance lacks a built-in timer or when you want a separate, easy-to-use reminder. What it does:

• Mechanical design—no batteries to buy or replace
• Helps time cooking, baking, laundry cycles, and household tasks
• Provides a time reminder at the end of the set interval
• Consider replacement if your old timer won't wind/set, sticks, or no longer signals

• 1 battery-free timer

• Place on a stable, level surface during use
• Turn the dial gently to set; do not force past its stop
• Keep dry and away from direct heat sources
• Follow any instructions or markings on the product for proper operation

The Sump Housing O-Ring is an OEM part for GE water filtration systems. This O-ring creates a watertight seal between the sump housing and the water filter, preventing leaks and ensuring the filtration system operates efficiently.

Causes of a bad O-ring can include wear and tear over time, deterioration due to exposure to water and chemicals, or physical damage from improper installation or handling. These issues can lead to the O-ring losing its flexibility and effectiveness.

Symptoms of a bad O-ring include:

• Water leaks around the filter housing
• Difficulty achieving a tight seal when installing the filter
• Visible cracks or deformation in the O-ring
• Reduced water pressure or flow from the filtration system

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

Keep household water cleaner right from the source. This whole-house filter cartridge installs in compatible GE filter housings to capture particles from incoming water, helping improve clarity and safeguard fixtures, valves, and appliances throughout the home.

• Filters incoming supply to capture particulate matter before it reaches faucets and appliances
• Helps improve water clarity and protect downstream fixtures and valves
• Signs it's time to replace: reduced water flow/pressure, cloudy or discolored water, cartridge looks heavily discolored when inspected
• Regular replacement helps protect pipes and water-using appliances from debris buildup

• Turn off water supply and relieve pressure at the filter housing before opening
• Place a towel or bucket, unscrew the sump, remove the used cartridge, and clean the housing
• Inspect and lubricate the O-ring with food-grade silicone; replace if worn or damaged, then seat the new cartridge
• Hand-tighten the housing, restore water slowly, check for leaks, and flush until water runs clear