GE (General Electric) Washer Tub Seal WG04F06281, Replaces WH02X10032

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✅ Cross Reference Information

Common Symptoms

• Water leaking from the washer
• Water visible beneath the outer tub or near the drive-shaft area
• Unusual noise may accompany related tub/drive-system wear, but does not by itself confirm a failed seal
• Poor washing performance or shaking/movement may be reported with this repair area, but are not seal-specific diagnoses

Check Before Replacing

• Disconnect power before inspection.
• Check whether water appears beneath the washer during or shortly after a fill, wash, or spin cycle; do not assume the tub seal is the source until hoses, pump connections, and other accessible leak points are ruled out.
• With the washer unplugged, inspect accessible areas around the lower outer-tub/drive-shaft region for water tracks or residue without disassembling the drive system.
• Confirm the appliance model and parts diagram before ordering or beginning a repair.

Pro Tip

Part Details

Installation Notes

• Disconnect power before installation and wear work gloves.
• This repair requires significant washer disassembly; an experienced technician or model-specific service guidance is recommended.
• Do not disassemble the shaft and mode-shifter assembly as part of seal service unless the model-specific service documentation expressly directs it.
• Verify the correct model-specific parts diagram before installation.

✅ Cross Reference Information

WH02X10032

Verified Compatible Models

GBAN2800F0WW, GCAP1800D1WW, GMAN2800D0WS, GMAN2800D1WS, GMAN2800D2WS, GTAN2800D0WW, GTAN2800D1WW, GTAN2800D2WW, GTAN4250D0WW, GTAN4250D1WW, GTAN4250D2WW, GTAN4250M1WS, GTAN5250D0WW, GTAN5250D1WW, GTAN5250D2WW, GCWN4950D2WS, GCWP1800D1WW, GTW180SCJ0WW, GTW180SSJ0WW, MTAP1100F2WW

Fitment reminder: Match the complete appliance model number, including suffix or revision where applicable, before ordering.