Parts for Ge ZDWR240NABS: Cabinet & Shelves 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 hinge and cam riser assembly replaces the upper hinge support that helps properly position and pivot the refrigerator door for smooth opening and a correct seal. It restores door alignment and stable hinge operation. What it does:

• Supports the top door hinge and provides the cam surface the hinge pin rides on
• Restores proper door alignment and helps prevent door sag or uneven gaps
• Reduces rubbing, binding, or noisy hinge movement caused by a worn riser
• Helps the door close fully so the gasket can seal properly

• One hinge and cam riser assembly

• Disconnect power or follow appliance safety guidance; support or brace the door before removing the hinge
• Loosen and remove top hinge fasteners to replace the riser; keep hardware for reinstallation
• Verify correct orientation and alignment before fully tightening fasteners; do not overtighten

This long inner-liner guide secures and aligns the refrigerator's inner liner and sliding components so drawers and shelves run smoothly and sit correctly. It restores proper fit and helps prevent rubbing or misalignment. What it does

• Supports and positions the refrigerator's inner liner and related sliding tracks
• Keeps shelves/drawers aligned to reduce catching, rubbing or uneven movement
• Replaces cracked, broken or worn liner guides that allow liner shifting
• Helps maintain proper door/seal alignment by stabilizing the liner area

• One inner-liner guide (long)

• High-level replacement: remove affected trim or drawer to access guide; fasten per OEM attachment points
• Use basic hand tools; avoid forcing parts to prevent cracking the liner
• Disconnect power if working near electrical components or lights
• Inspect for additional needed repairs

This temp control bulb cover is a small protective cap that snaps over the refrigerator temperature-sensing bulb to help keep the bulb secure and shield it from damage. It helps maintain proper sensor placement for reliable temperature regulation. What it does:

• Protects the refrigerator temperature-sensing bulb from accidental contact or damage
• Keeps the sensing bulb positioned where the thermostat expects it for accurate temperature readings
• Helps prevent air drafts or obstructions from affecting the bulb's sensing performance
• Useful when the original cover is cracked, missing, or deformed

• Disconnect power to the appliance before starting any work to avoid electrical hazard
• Handle the sensing bulb and its cap carefully to avoid bending or kinking the capillary tube
• Press the cover into place until it snaps or seats securely; the bulb is positioned as the OEM design intends

This right-side upper door hinge secures the refrigerator door at the top and helps it swing smoothly while keeping alignment. A direct-fit hinge designed to restore proper door operation and prevent sagging or gaps that let cold air escape. What it does:

• Provides a durable pivot point for the refrigerator door to open and close reliably
• Restores correct door alignment to prevent rubbing, uneven sealing, or floor contact
• Helps maintain a tight door seal to preserve internal temperature and efficiency
• Replaces worn or damaged hinge that causes door sag, binding, or noisy operation

• One upper hinge, right side

• Disconnect power and empty door contents before starting
• Retain original mounting hardware if undamaged; replace hardware only if explicitly supplied
• Support the door while removing/installing the hinge to prevent injury or damage
• Check door alignment and seal after installation; adjust per manufacturer instructions

This reverse door hinge kit lets you change the swing direction of a compatible refrigerator door, restoring proper alignment and sealing after a hinge-side change. It's a direct replacement designed for straightforward door reversal. What it does:

• Reverses the door swing so the door opens from the opposite side
• Restores proper door alignment and helps seal the gasket for consistent cooling
• Replaces worn or bent hinge components that cause sagging or sticking
• Useful when relocating the refrigerator or changing kitchen layout

• Disconnect power and remove food from door area before starting
• Follow the refrigerator's service manual for hinge removal and reinstallation steps
• Use appropriate tools and support the door while removing/installing hinges to avoid injury or damage
• If screws or trim pieces are missing from the kit, verify kit contents against the appliance parts list before installation

A single replacement frame screw that secures the appliance's front frame or trim so panels stay aligned and stable. Use this OEM-style screw to replace a missing or damaged fastener and restore a snug, rattle-free fit. What it does:

• Secures the front frame or trim to the appliance cabinet to maintain proper panel alignment
• Stops loose or vibrating trim that can cause noise or visible gaps
• Replaces stripped, corroded, or missing screws that prevent panels from seating correctly
• Small hardware solution for restoring proper fit and finish after repairs

• Turn off and unplug the appliance (or shut off power at the breaker) before accessing panels
• Use the correct driver bit and hold the trim firmly to avoid stripping the head
• Do not overtighten; snug the screw until the panel is flush without distorting the trim
• If existing holes or threads are damaged, inspect for necessary thread repair or replacement parts