A direct side view of the motor housing showing the drive shaft protruding on the left and the electrical switch block on the right, against a white grid.
A view highlighting the copper windings, the warning/rating label, and the electrical harness connection points on the motor assembly.
A GE dryer drive motor assembly shown at an angle next to a plastic bag containing mounting hardware (standoffs and clips) on a white background.
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A direct side view of the motor housing showing the drive shaft protruding on the left and the electrical switch block on the right, against a white grid.A view highlighting the copper windings, the warning/rating label, and the electrical harness connection points on the motor assembly.A GE dryer drive motor assembly shown at an angle next to a plastic bag containing mounting hardware (standoffs and clips) on a white background.

GE WE17X10010 Motor Kit – OEM Replacement

GE
Price:
$171.50

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Description

Restore the mechanical drive function of your GE appliance with the genuine WE17X10010 Motor Kit. This kit provides the necessary motor assembly to power the main moving component, such as the drum or blower, ensuring your appliance operates at the correct speed and sequence.

Features & Benefits:

  • Genuine GE OEM motor assembly designed for specific appliance drive requirements.
  • Kit often includes necessary mounting hardware and electrical connectors.
  • Restores power to components like the drum, blower, or pump.

Common Symptoms That Indicate Replacement:

  • Dryer fails to tumble, or washer fails to agitate/spin.
  • Motor emits a loud humming or buzzing sound when attempting to start.
  • The motor overheats and trips the circuit breaker.

Compatible Models Include:

  • DRSR483ED1CC
  • DHDSR46EE1WW
  • DPSB620EC0CC
  • DPSB619ED2CC
  • DTSR495EF0GG

Cross-Reference / Replaces: WE17X10010

Compatibility Note: Before installing a new motor, ensure that the belts, pulleys, and thermal safety devices (fuses/thermostats) are functioning correctly to prevent premature failure of the new motor.

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