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GE WH01X10111 Dryer rotary knob: Replacement Help & PartAgain Status

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OEM part number: WH01X10111

Part: GE Dryer rotary knob


Current supply status


A genuine OEM part is currently still purchasable.

GE Appliances currently lists genuine WH01X10111 at about $42.80. iFixit also identifies the knob and D-shaped shaft interface but currently shows its own stock as out of stock.


What PartAgain recommends


Buy the genuine GE part while reasonably available. PartAgain should only revisit reproduction if normal supply fails; we do not currently offer a replacement.

Always verify your exact appliance model and part number before ordering or installing a replacement. Similar-looking appliance parts can have different shafts, mounting points, dimensions, materials, or load requirements.


PartAgain development status


CATALOG / RESEARCH. Not fit verified. Not validated for compatibility. Not currently offered for sale by PartAgain.

Our goal is to reproduce small, non-safety-critical parts only when legitimate OEM and aftermarket options fail. We will not label a reproduction verified until the geometry and fit have been physically tested.

 
 
 

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