General Electric WD12X10431 Upper Rack Roller Stud Assembly

Product Description

The General Electric WD12X10431 is an OEM upper rack roller stud assembly designed to restore proper rack movement in GE dishwashers. The upper dish rack rides on roller studs that allow it to slide in and out smoothly. When these studs wear, crack, or break, the rack becomes unstable or difficult to move. This replacement part is manufactured to original equipment specifications, ensuring the roller mounts to the rack rail correctly and the rack operates as intended. Installation is straightforward and is typically performed by appliance technicians or experienced DIYers during routine dishwasher maintenance or repair.

This part is intended for use in residential GE dishwashers where the upper rack roller stud has worn or failed. It addresses common issues such as a wobbly upper rack, a rack that does not slide freely on its track, or visible damage to the existing stud. Replacing the roller stud assembly returns the upper rack to stable, smooth operation without requiring a full rack replacement.

Key Features

• OEM replacement part manufactured to original GE equipment specifications
• Restores smooth sliding action to the upper dishwasher rack
• Addresses worn, cracked, or broken roller stud failures
• Direct-fit replacement requiring no modification to the rack rail
• Designed for upper rack position in compatible GE dishwasher models

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement upper rack roller stud assembly for compatible GE residential dishwashers. Verify fitment using the appliance model number before ordering.

Installation Notes

Disconnect the dishwasher from its electrical power source before beginning any repair work. The upper rack can typically be removed by sliding it fully out and lifting the roller studs free from the track, requiring no special tools. Inspect the rack rail and surrounding hardware for additional wear while the rack is removed. Consult the appliance service manual for model-specific rack removal and stud attachment procedures.