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Dryer moisture sensor bar. If the dryer timer does not advance properly inspect the moisture sensor bars for damage which can cause the automatic drying cycle to not work properly.

Inlet control thermistor. Resistence reading should be around 100K ohms at room temperature and decrease with temperature rise.

Gas dryer flame sensor

Flame sensor at side of burner tube

Moisture Sensor Bar

Outlet cntrl thermistor

Accelerometer

Inlet temperature (ntc5) sensor

Motor speed sensor

Ngtc thermistor

Speed sensor

Thermistor

Thermostat sensor

Speed sensor

Flame Sensor
For support proper fit and performance of your GE washer/dryer combo, using genuine OEM sensor and thermistor parts is crucial. These parts ensure temperature regulation and proper functioning of your appliance. Whether you need sensors to accurately monitor water levels or thermistors to maintain the correct drying temperature, Repair Clinic has you covered. Our extensive selection of genuine replacement parts helps you find the precise fit for your specific model number. Don't compromise on quality when it comes to GE washer/dryer combo repair parts. Visit our replacement parts page to browse our inventory. For additional GE-specific sensor and thermistor options, check our comprehensive GE replacement parts online. Ensure optimal performance and longevity for your appliance with our OEM solutions.
Maintaining your GE washer/dryer combo is essential for reliable operation. Whether you're an experienced technician or a DIY enthusiast, understanding the role of sensors and thermistors in your appliance is crucial. These parts help regulate temperature and other vital functions for optimal performance. Below are some common questions that might arise when dealing with your GE washer/dryer combo.
Signs of a faulty sensor can include inconsistent temperatures or cycles that don't complete. Using a multimeter, test the sensor for continuity to determine if it needs replacement.
A defective thermistor can lead to incorrect temperature readings, causing the machine to underheat or overheat. Replacing the thermistor with a genuine part can resolve these issues.
You can find a wide selection of GE washer/dryer combo sensor replacement parts online at Repair Clinic along with other washer/dryer combo parts. We offer competitive prices and a price match on OEM parts, along with a no-questions-asked 365-day return policy.


Keep your GE washer dryer combo operating at its best by replacing faulty sensors and thermistors with genuine parts. Easily find the right part by utilizing our model number lookup feature, ensuring compatibility and hassle-free replacement. With same-day shipping, your order will arrive quickly, allowing you to tackle repairs without delay. Plus, our 365-day return policy and competitive price match ensure peace of mind with every purchase. Having trouble with your washer dryer combo? Identify common problems such as spin cycle failure or draining issues using our troubleshooting resources. Once your issue is pinpointed, find the replacement sensor or thermistor needed to restore your appliance. For additional support on GE Washer/Dryer Combo Troubleshooting, visit our extensive repair help section. Browse more GE Washer/Dryer Combo Compressor Sealed System Parts.
On a GE washer/dryer combo, check the label inside the door opening first; if it is not there, look on the back panel or in the owner's manual. The model number identifies the entire appliance, not just its washer or dryer section, so use the complete number exactly as printed. Type it into our model number lookup and the catalog narrows to parts made for your unit. That includes the full range of associated replacement parts, making it easier to confirm compatibility before you order and avoid a mismatched part.

Repair Clinic's online repair library helps GE owners and technicians work through the diagnosis and installation. Troubleshooting videos, symptom articles, and part testing walkthroughs help you determine which component has failed. Once you know what to replace, use the model number lookup to confirm the exact OEM part, then follow the matching installation video from start to finish.

Understand how to test whether a washer's motor or stator is causing it to stop spinning or agitating by safely accessing the parts and using a multimeter to check continuity.

Browse common causes of a front-load washer not filling with enough water such as clogged inlet filters and poor water flow and learn how to troubleshoot them effectively

Understand how to determine if your dryer drive motor has failed by checking for a blocked blower wheel and testing motor windings and thermoprotector continuity with a multimeter.