General Electric WH41X36022 Drain Hose Oem Replacement

Product Description

The General Electric WH41X36022 is a genuine OEM drain hose designed to restore proper water routing in GE Appliances washing machines. This component channels wastewater away from the wash drum and toward the standpipe or utility drain during the drain cycle. It is a direct replacement for a worn, cracked, or leaking original hose. Licensed appliance technicians and plumbers install this part during routine service calls when the unit shows signs of restricted flow, pooling water, or visible hose damage. Because it is a factory-supplied part, it matches the original dimensions and connection geometry without modification.

This drain hose is intended for residential GE Appliances washing machine applications where the factory drain hose has degraded or failed. Common failure indicators include water leaking from hose joints, slow draining, or visible cracks along the hose body. Replacing the hose promptly reduces the risk of water damage to flooring and cabinetry around the appliance. No specific compatible model numbers were provided in the product data; refer to your appliance model number to confirm fitment before ordering.

Key Features

• Genuine OEM part built to original factory specifications
• Restores proper wastewater routing during the drain cycle
• Direct fit replacement eliminates the need for field modification
• Reduces leakage risk at hose joints and connection points
• Intended for service and maintenance when the original hose is worn or damaged

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement drain hose for GE Appliances residential washing machines. No specific compatible model numbers were included in the available product data. Verify compatibility using your appliance model and serial number before installation.

Installation Notes

Appliance technicians or licensed plumbers should perform drain hose replacement. Disconnect power to the washing machine and shut off the water supply before beginning any service work. Inspect the standpipe, drain clamps, and hose routing path to ensure the replacement hose seats fully and clamps secure without overtightening. Follow local plumbing code requirements for drain hose height and standpipe clearance as applicable.