Parts for Ge GE30L08BSM01: Water Heater Assembly Parts

A 5.5" water inlet/outlet extension pipe that restores proper water routing for appliance water lines. Replaces damaged or missing extension tubing to stop leaks and re-establish a sealed connection for water flow. What it does:

• Extends the water inlet/outlet connection to bridge gaps in the water line routing.
• Replaces cracked, bent, or corroded extension pipes that cause leaks or drips.
• Helps restore normal water delivery to components that rely on a routed water connection.
• Simple, direct replacement part with a fixed 5.5" length for specific plumbing runs.

• Disconnect power and shut off the water supply before beginning any repair.
• Inspect mating fittings and seals; replace O-rings or clamps if damaged.
• Hand-start fittings to avoid cross-threading, then tighten securely; check for leaks.

This badge is the small decorative nameplate used on the appliance exterior to display the manufacturer's emblem. It restores factory appearance and covers the original mounting location for a clean, finished look. What it does

• Replaces a damaged, faded, or missing exterior emblem to restore the appliance's original look
• Snaps or adheres into the existing badge location for a factory-correct appearance
• Helps identify the appliance visually without affecting function
• Common symptom: missing, scratched, or peeled badge on the appliance front

• One replacement badge/nameplate (exact fit for the listed part number)

• Installation is typically simple: align badge with mounting location and press into place; adhesive backing or snap clips may be used depending on model
• Clean mounting surface before installing to ensure good adhesion
• Use gentle pressure; avoid sharp tools that could scratch the finish
• If clips break during removal, replace clips only if explicitly listed as included

This control assembly regulates the oven's upper heating element and includes a thermal cut-off to help prevent overheating. It restores proper temperature control and helps the range heat more evenly. What it does:

• Controls power to the oven's upper heating element for stable cooking temperatures
• Incorporates a thermal cut-off that interrupts power if temperatures exceed safe limits
• Commonly replaces a failed control when the oven won't heat, overheats, or has irregular baking
• Works as the electrical control interface between the range's user inputs and the upper element

• Disconnect power at the breaker before inspecting or replacing this part to avoid shock.
• Access typically requires removing the oven back panel or control housing; follow the manufacturer service manual.
• Handle the control and thermal cut-off carefully to avoid bending terminals or damaging connectors.

This replacement heating element warms the water inside an electric water heater's tank. It helps restore consistent hot-water performance, and the gasket seals the element connection to help prevent leaks at the tank wall. What it does:

• Converts electrical energy into heat to raise and maintain water temperature
• Supports recovery after hot-water use
• Common failure symptoms: no hot water, not enough hot water, or slow recovery
• A worn or flattened gasket can cause seepage around the element port

• 1 heating element and 1 gasket

• Disconnect electrical power at the breaker; verify no voltage at the element
• Shut off cold water supply and drain the tank below the element level
• Remove old element, clean the sealing surface, install new gasket and element, and tighten securely
• Refill tank fully and purge air from hot-water lines; check for leaks; restore power only after the tank is full to avoid dry-firing

This level regulator control manages the ice maker's water fill level to ensure proper ice production and reduce overflows. It replaces a faulty regulator to restore consistent water sensing and filling performance. What it does:

• Controls the ice maker water fill level so each cycle fills to the correct amount
• Helps prevent overfilling or underfilling that can cause poor ice quality or leaks
• Works with the ice maker assembly to time and stop water fill during harvest cycles
• Commonly replaces parts that cause continuous filling, no filling, or visible leaks

• 1 level regulator control

• Disconnect power to the appliance before starting any repair
• Handle wiring connectors and sensors carefully; match connector locations during reassembly
• Inspect surrounding components for damage before final testing
• Test for proper fill and cycle operation after reinstalling