Parts for Ge ZIK30GNHAII: Cabinet Parts

This temperature sensor (thermistor) senses cabinet/evaporator temperature so the control can maintain proper cooling. Replaces a failed sensor to help restore accurate temperature readings and stable refrigerator operation. What it does:

• Measures internal temperature and sends readings to the control board
• Helps control compressor and fan cycling for consistent cooling
• Commonly associated with refrigerators that run continuously, cool inconsistently, or show incorrect temperature
• Can affect defrost cycles if the evaporator reading is incorrect

• Disconnect power before accessing components to avoid electrical shock
• Handle the sensor and lead carefully; avoid kinking or sharp bends in the wire
• Ensure the connector is fully seated and any mounting clip is snug but not overtightened
• Some models require removing interior panels or the evaporator cover for access

This anti-tip bracket mounts to the floor or wall and secures a freestanding range or oven to help prevent the appliance from tipping forward when doors are opened. It provides a simple safety anchor to stabilize the appliance. What it does:

• Anchors the range/oven to the floor or wall to reduce forward tipping risk
• Helps prevent the appliance from shifting or tilting when the oven door or storage drawer is opened
• Improves user safety around the appliance by stabilizing it during normal use
• Used whenever a range/oven needs a physical restraint to meet safe installation practices

• Follow the appliance OEM installation instructions; bracket must be attached to a solid floor surface or wall stud for proper support
• Use appropriate fasteners for your floor/wall material
• Turn off and disconnect power and gas before moving the appliance to install the bracket
• Use two people to slide the appliance away from the wall and to reposition it after installation; verify stability before regular use

This electronic control unit replaces the refrigerator's main control board to restore reliable operation of electronic functions and user controls. It manages system commands so the appliance responds correctly to inputs. What it does:

• Receives user inputs and sends control signals to components like compressors, fans, valves and displays
• Regulates timed cycles and system sequencing to maintain normal refrigerator operation
• Can resolve symptoms such as a blank or unresponsive display, non-working dispenser or ice maker controls, or erratic electronic behavior
• Helps isolate problems caused by failed electronics versus mechanical faults

• One control unit

• Disconnect power to the appliance before removing or installing the control unit
• Handle the board carefully to avoid electrostatic discharge; avoid touching component leads
• Verify wiring connections match the original and secure all connectors firmly

This mullion face is the vertical trim piece that covers the gap between fridge/freezer doors and gives the appliance a finished appearance. Replaces cracked, broken or missing trim to restore looks and a proper door seal edge. What it does:

• Covers and protects the vertical door gap and underlying mullion assembly
• Restores the appliance's finished appearance after damage or wear
• Helps maintain proper door alignment by replacing damaged trim edges
• Commonly replaced when trim is cracked, warped, broken or missing

• One mullion face

• Remove power to the appliance before doing repairs to avoid injury
• Often snaps or screws into place; keep fasteners removed during disassembly for reuse unless damaged
• Handle trim carefully to avoid scratching the finish during installation
• If the underlying mullion or mounting clips are damaged, they must be replaced separately