General Electric Washer Tub Or Basket

This basket assembly is a genuine OEM replacement part sourced directly from the manufacturer for use in front-load washing machines. This assembly is part of the washer's drive system. It is on top of the clutch and transmission system. It contains the spin tube shaft and brake system for the spin basket. If the washing machine is making loud noises during the spin cycle or won't spin at all, the basket assembly should be replaced. A screwdriver, socket wrench set and ratchet, hammer, and spanner wrench are needed to make this repair. Disconnect the water and power to the washing machine. Wear work gloves when making these repairs. Make sure the machine is pulled away from the wall, and there is plenty of room to work while disassembling the machine. Remove the top console and then the washing machine cabinet. Take the tub ring and agitator off the machine. Remove the spin basket and drive block and release the drive block. Remove and replace the basket drive. Reverse the order and reassemble the washing machine. Reconnect the power and water. This basket assembly is sold individually. It is designed for washing machines manufactured by General Electric.

Rear outer tub assembly houses the bearing system in your washer. Replace if cracked, damaged, or when bearings fail and cannot be serviced separately.

Replace the washer tub front bulkhead if cracked, warped, or damaged. Supports the drum and mounting surfaces for proper alignment and operation.

Replaces the washer's rear tub bulkhead that supports the drum. Needed when the original is cracked, broken, or causing alignment issues during operation.

This tub assembly is the washer's outer tub that holds water and supports the inner wash basket, restoring a watertight wash chamber and proper drum alignment for normal operation. What it does

• Houses and seals the wash water to prevent leaks during cycles
• Supports and centers the inner basket to reduce vibration and wobbling
• Helps maintain proper spin performance and load balance
• Can address symptoms such as visible leaks from the cabinet base, excessive vibration, or rubbing/metallic noises during spin

• Disconnect power and shut off water supply before starting any repairs.
• Installation typically requires removing the washer cabinet and separating the basket from the tub; have a second person available for handling.
• Inspect seals, gaskets, and suspension components while installing; replace any worn parts to prevent future leaks.

Inner tub assembly for your washer. Installs inside the outer tub to hold clothes during wash cycles. Replace if cracked, damaged, or warped.

Rear tub shell with integrated bearing housing for your washer. Replaces cracked, worn, or damaged shell assemblies. Critical structural component.