Parts for Ge CTX18LATGRWH: 06 - Unit Parts

Fix excessive frost buildup in your freezer with a new defrost thermostat. This sensor regulates defrost cycles to prevent ice on coils. DIY repair in 10-20 minutes.

Secures refrigerator wiring to prevent chafing and vibration noise. Replace when damaged or missing to keep harnesses organized. Confirm fit by model.

Supplies electrical power from wall outlet to refrigerator. Replace this cord if cut, frayed, overheated, or damaged to restore safe electrical connection.

Refrigerator not cooling or compressor overheating? The condenser fan motor circulates air through coils to dissipate heat. DIY repair in under 30 minutes.

Panel mounting screw for refrigerators. Secures access panels, trim pieces, and internal brackets. Replace lost, stripped, or corroded fasteners.

Compressor for refrigerators and freezers. This core cooling component may need replacement if damaged or failed. Installs in the sealed system.

The Run Capacitor is an OEM part for GE refrigerators. It plays a crucial role in the refrigerator's cooling system by providing the necessary start and run voltage to the compressor. Without a properly functioning run capacitor, your refrigerator may struggle to maintain the desired temperature, leading to spoiled food and inefficient energy use.

Causes of a bad run capacitor include electrical surges, wear and tear over time, or overheating due to a malfunctioning refrigerator compressor or poor ventilation.

Symptoms of a bad Run Capacitor include:

• The refrigerator compressor fails to start.
• Unusual humming noises coming from the refrigerator.
• The refrigerator cycles on and off more frequently than normal.
• A noticeable increase in energy consumption as the refrigerator struggles to maintain the proper temperature.

This OEM GE part can also be used on Hotpoint, RCA, and Kenmore/Sears appliances.

Compressor clicks on and off or won't start? This PTC start relay energizes the compressor start winding to restore consistent cooling. DIY-friendly repair.

This part has been discontinued by the manufacturer and is no longer available.

A threaded mounting bolt that secures the compressor to the refrigerator's frame, providing vibration dampening and structural support. Replace when you hear excessive compressor noise, vibration, or notice the compressor appears loose or misaligned.

The R134 Drier is an OEM part for GE refrigerators. This component plays a critical role in the refrigeration system by removing moisture and contaminants from the refrigerant, ensuring efficient cooling and preventing damage to other parts of the system. It helps maintain the purity and effectiveness of the refrigerant as it cycles through the system.

You should replace the R134 drier if it becomes clogged or damaged. Common causes of a bad drier include wear and tear over time, exposure to moisture, or contamination from other failing components in the refrigeration system.

Symptoms of a bad R134 drier include:

• Reduced cooling efficiency
• Frost buildup on the evaporator coils
• Unusual noises from the refrigeration system
• Increased energy consumption
• Refrigerator not maintaining the set temperature

This GE replacement part is also compatible with Hotpoint, RCA, and some Kenmore models.

Replacement mounting screw for securing panels, trim, and internal components in appliances. Needed when original screws are stripped, lost, or damaged.

Left baffle assembly for refrigerators. Directs airflow in the fresh food compartment. Replace if cracked, broken, or missing to restore proper air distribution.

This slotted foam plug seals a small access opening in the refrigerator cabinet to help maintain insulation and reduce air and moisture infiltration. It's a simple replacement that restores a tighter cabinet seal and helps the appliance run more efficiently. What it does:

• Blocks service or wiring access holes to help prevent warm air entering the cabinet
• Helps maintain insulation at a penetration point to reduce frost and condensation
• Cushions and stabilizes wiring or tubing routed through the opening
• Reduces noise and vibration where parts pass through the cabinet

• Disconnect power before servicing the appliance to avoid shock
• Remove the relevant access panel or trim to reach the opening, then press the plug into the hole until seated
• Trim excess foam only if explicitly required for fit; avoid using solvents or adhesives unless specified by OEM
• Replace the plug if torn, compressed, or degraded to maintain proper sealing