Parts for Ge PSB48YPHASV: Cabinet (1) Parts

The water filter is an OEM part for GE refrigerators. This filter removes or reduces various contaminants.

Features and Benefits:

• Easy DIY replacement, typically mounted inside the refrigerator at the back of the compartment.
• Removes or reduces various contaminants in your water and ice, including lead, cysts, asbestos, atrazine, , taste and odor, chlorine, sediment, turbidity, and more
• NSF/ANSI 42 and 53 standards
• 6 Month lifespan filter
• Carbon Block media
• Micron rating: 0.5-1 micron (Class I)

When to replace your filter:

• Bad taste or odor in water and ice
• Cloudy or discolored ice
• Reduced water flow or pressure
• Refrigerator replace filter indicator light is on

Note: If replacing the Culligan metal canister design filter for the first time, a special adapter, part number AP2615702 is needed, which is not included with this part. The compatible bypass cap is part number AP6891551.

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

The Light Switch is an OEM part for GE refrigerators. It controls the refrigerator's interior light, turning it on when the door is opened and off when the door is closed. This ensures energy efficiency and convenience, illuminating the refrigerator's interior for easy visibility while searching for items.

Causes of a bad light switch include mechanical wear from constant use, damage from an impact, or electrical issues.

Symptoms of a bad Light Switch include:

• The interior light does not turn on when the refrigerator door is opened
• The light stays on when the door is closed, potentially leading to overheating or melted plastic components in the light housing area
• Intermittent functioning of the light, indicating a loose or damaged switch

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

This gas shock is a replacement door damper that cushions and supports controlled movement of a refrigerator door or bin for smoother operation and reduced slamming. It helps the door open and close with steady resistance. What it does:

• Provides controlled damping to slow and support door movement
• Reduces door slamming and sudden drops that can stress hinges or shelves
• Helps maintain proper door alignment during normal use
• Restores smooth, predictable opening and closing when the original shock has failed

• Disconnect power to the appliance before starting repairs to avoid electrical hazards.
• Support the door or bin while removing and installing the shock to prevent it from falling.
• Use appropriate hand tools; do not puncture or heat the shock (sealed gas-filled part).

A self-tapping screw used to fasten appliance components where a threaded hole is not present. It provides a secure connection for panels, brackets, or internal assemblies to restore proper fit and reduce movement. What it does:

• Cuts its own mating thread as it is driven, securing plastic or thin metal components
• Holds panels, brackets, or assemblies in place to prevent rattling and misalignment
• Restores proper attachment when original screw is stripped, missing, or damaged
• Helps maintain electrical and mechanical component positioning for safe operation

• Use the correctly sized screwdriver or driver bit to avoid cam-out or head damage
• Drive straight and avoid over-torquing to prevent cracking or stripping the mating material
• If working near electrical components, disconnect power before servicing
• Replace like-for-like with the same part number to ensure proper fit and function

A self-tapping screw used to fasten appliance panels and components where a threaded hole is formed as the screw is driven. Provides a secure hold for trim, brackets, and light assemblies during repairs. What it does:

• Cuts its own mating thread in sheet metal or thin plastic to secure panels and brackets
• Helps hold trim, access panels, or internal components in place
• Commonly used where a tapped hole is not present or repair requires a replacement fastener
• Can prevent loose parts and rattles caused by missing or damaged screws

• Unplug the appliance before servicing to avoid electrical or mechanical hazards
• Use the correct screwdriver or bit to avoid stripping the screw head
• Start the screw straight and apply steady pressure; do not overtighten to avoid cracking plastic or stripping metal
• Replace only with the exact part number to ensure proper fit and function