WS03X10038 General Electric Water Filter Housing O-Ring Gasket
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General Electric
MFG Number
WS03X10038
Manufactured BY:
General Electric
This manufacture part number # WS03X10038 replaces our competitor’s part numbers: AP3671044, 914637, AH311086, EA311086, PS311086, UCRING, WHRING, WS3X10038, B015MQU0KQ.
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$6.99
Regular Price
$9.99
(30% off)
Water Filter Housing O-Ring Gasket
This component is essential for preventing leaks in your appliance. It is compatible with GE brands including Hotpoint, General Electric, and Sears-Kenmore. The GE Sump Housing O-Ring is a standard OEM replacement that helps maintain the efficiency of your GE water filtration system. Made of rubber, the O-ring is prone to wear and deformation from regular use, which may lead to cracking or breaking. It is advisable to replace the O-ring regularly to avoid any undetected leaks that could result in basement flooding. It's also wise to have spare O-rings available, just like you would with extra water filters.
Reasons for malfunction:
- Normal usage causing wear and tear
- Exposure to extreme temperatures
- Chemical breakdown over time
Indications of a malfunctioning part:
- Water leaking or dripping around the sump housing
- Reduced water pressure
- Ineffective water filtration
Replacing this part can resolve issues such as an unresponsive touchpad.
This component is essential for preventing leaks in your appliance. It is compatible with GE brands including Hotpoint, General Electric, and Sears-Kenmore. The GE Sump Housing O-Ring is a standard OEM replacement that helps maintain the efficiency of your GE water filtration system. Made of rubber, the O-ring is prone to wear and deformation from regular use, which may lead to cracking or breaking. It is advisable to replace the O-ring regularly to avoid any undetected leaks that could result in basement flooding. It's also wise to have spare O-rings available, just like you would with extra water filters.
Reasons for malfunction:
- Normal usage causing wear and tear
- Exposure to extreme temperatures
- Chemical breakdown over time
Indications of a malfunctioning part:
- Water leaking or dripping around the sump housing
- Reduced water pressure
- Ineffective water filtration
Replacing this part can resolve issues such as an unresponsive touchpad.
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