Parts for Ge ZICS360NXDRH: Controls & Components Parts

This Slide Outer is the outer rail that supports and guides a refrigerator shelf/drawer, restoring smooth movement and proper alignment. It replaces a worn or broken outer slide to help shelves glide and stay level. What it does:

• Guides the shelf or drawer on one side and provides structural support during use
• Replaces a cracked, bent, or worn outer rail that causes sticking or uneven movement
• Helps restore proper alignment when a shelf tilts or binds while sliding
• Works with the matching inner slide and mounting hardware to enable smooth operation

• Disconnect power and empty the shelf/drawer before starting work
• Remove the shelf/drawer and any clips or screws holding the old slide; install in reverse order
• Use only the matching inner slide and hardware; fit before final assembly
• If mounting points are damaged, inspect cabinet/frame and replace as needed for secure installation

This outer drawer slide supports and guides a refrigerator drawer or pantry pan so it opens and closes smoothly. Replacing a worn or cracked slide restores alignment and helps prevent sticking, tipping, or spills.

• Attaches as the outer rail for the sliding drawer assembly
• Provides smooth gliding action and supports the drawer/pan
• Helps keep the drawer level and properly aligned
• Common symptoms: drawer hard to move, tilts or falls, cracked/broken rail, scraping or binding

• Disconnect power; empty and remove the affected drawer
• Remove the shelf/cover if needed to access the slide
• Take out mounting screws/clips; note the slide's orientation
• Install the new slide, ensure rails are parallel, and test drawer travel

This molded plastic water collector directs and contains water from the refrigerator ice maker to prevent pooling and unwanted leaks. It restores proper drainage and helps keep the freezer interior dry and functioning normally. What it does:

• Captures and channels ice maker fill/drip water away from the ice compartment
• Prevents water from pooling under the ice bin or freezing in unwanted areas
• Helps stop intermittent leaks or water on the freezer floor when cracked or damaged
• Works with the ice maker assembly to maintain consistent ice production conditions

• One water collector

• Disconnect power to the refrigerator before servicing to avoid shock or injury
• Remove the ice bin and any obstructing panels to access the ice maker area
• Inspect mating surfaces and install the collector so it seats securely; replace if cracked or warped

This evaporator assembly circulates refrigerant and helps remove heat and humidity from the freezer compartment, restoring proper cold and frost control. Replaces the internal evaporator box to improve cooling performance and defrost function. What it does:

• Houses the evaporator coil to allow refrigerant evaporation and heat exchange
• Enables proper cold airflow and consistent freezer temperatures
• Supports the defrost cycle by routing meltwater to the drain system
• Commonly replaced for frost buildup, weak cooling, or abnormal freezer temperatures

• One evaporator assembly (evaporator box) as shown

• Requires access to the freezer interior; disconnect power before starting
• May require removal of shelving, panels, and the evaporator cover for access
• Follow OEM instructions for proper refrigerant and wiring handling; replace any damaged gaskets or seals

The Defrost Heater Assembly is an OEM replacement part for GE refrigerators. It is designed to heat the evaporator coils during the defrost cycle, melting any accumulated ice or frost. This helps maintain proper airflow and prevents the coils from freezing over, allowing your refrigerator to cool normally.

A bad defrost heater assembly can occur due to electrical issues, component failure, or damage to the heater itself. If you notice symptoms such as excessive frost or ice buildup in the freezer, inconsistent cooling, or water pooling at the bottom of the refrigerator, it may indicate a need to replace the defrost heater assembly.

Symptoms of a bad defrost heater assembly include:

• Excessive frost or ice buildup in the freezer
• Inconsistent cooling
• Water pooling at the bottom of the refrigerator

Restore your refrigerator by replacing the faulty defrost heater assembly with this genuine OEM part.

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

This drain baffle guides defrost water into the refrigerator drain to prevent puddling and ice buildup, keeping the fresh food area dry and reducing odors. It fits into the freezer/refrigerator drain opening and channels meltwater safely away. What it does:

• Directs defrost and condensation water into the appliance drain to prevent pooling.
• Helps reduce ice formation and standing water inside the fresh food or freezer compartment.
• Minimizes odors by keeping water from collecting under shelves or liners.
• Works with the drain tube and heater to maintain proper drainage.

• Disconnect power before accessing interior panels or removing shelves.
• Remove shelves and the crisper/evaporator cover as needed to reach the drain area.
• Clear any ice or debris from the drain before installing the new baffle to ensure proper flow.

The Damper Assembly is an OEM component specifically designed for GE refrigerators. This assembly is located within the fresh food compartment and functions to control airflow and temperature regulation. 

The damper works with the evaporator fan to carefully moderate circulating air, preventing cold spots and optimizing equal cooling. Consistent temperatures extend the shelf life of perishable goods. 

Causes of a faulty damper assembly can include failure of the plastic gears or axle that coordinate its movements over time. Improper air circulation disrupts the refrigerator's performance.

Symptoms include: 

• Formation of frost or ice buildup in problem areas  
• Inconsistent shelf temperatures from top to bottom
• Foods spoiling more quickly 

This replacement assembly from GE restores dependable temperature control. Upgrade today for continued fresh food preservation abilities matching OEM standards. It is also compatible with Hotpoint, RCA, and some Kenmore models.
 

This small replacement wire retainer secures heater and sensor wiring to the evaporator area, preventing wire contact with sharp edges and maintaining proper routing for reliable defrost operation and safe airflow. What it does:

• Holds heater and thermostat/sensor wires in place near the evaporator assembly
• Prevents chafing, pinching, or accidental contact with moving or hot components
• Helps maintain correct wire routing for consistent defrost performance and temperature sensing
• Reduces risk of intermittent connections or short circuits caused by loose wiring

• Designed for a simple clip-in or screw-mount installation; inspect mounting point for clips or fasteners before replacing
• Disconnect power to the appliance before accessing the evaporator compartment
• Handle wiring gently and ensure secure seating of wires in the retainer before reassembling panels
• If any wiring or insulation is damaged, replace or repair the wiring harness per manufacturer guidance

This left-side evaporator baffle directs cold-air flow inside the freezer compartment to help even cooling and reduce frost buildup. It replaces a cracked or missing baffle to restore proper airflow and compartment temperature balance. What it does:

• Channels airflow from the evaporator to distribute cold evenly through the freezer
• Helps prevent localized frost buildup by guiding return air across the coil
• Restores proper compartment temperatures if cooling is uneven or items thaw in spots
• Stops rattling or loose-panel noise caused by a broken or loose baffle

• Disconnect power to the appliance before starting any repair
• Remove shelving and access panels as needed; handle plastic parts gently to avoid cracking
• Avoid touching the evaporator coil or refrigerant lines; wear gloves to protect hands
• Inspect and address defrost components or heaters if exposed or damaged

This defrost thermostat senses evaporator temperature and shuts off the defrost heater once the coil warms, preventing overheating. Replacing a failed thermostat restores proper defrosting to stop ice buildup and stabilize refrigerator temperatures.

• Controls the defrost heater based on evaporator coil temperature
• Closes when cold to allow defrost; opens as the coil warms to end the cycle
• Protects against overheating during defrost
• Failure may cause frost/ice on the back wall or evaporator, poor cooling, or a heater that never energizes

• Disconnect power before service; evaporator fins and sheet metal are sharp
• Access the evaporator by removing the freezer rear panel; note wire routing and mounting
• Position the new thermostat in the same location for tight contact with the tubing; reconnect wires exactly as found
• Reassemble and monitor a defrost cycle to confirm heater operation

The Defrost Thermostat is an OEM replacement part for GE refrigerators responsible for regulating the defrost cycle of the refrigerator's cooling system. The defrost thermostat monitors the temperature of the evaporator coils. When the coils reach a certain temperature, the thermostat signals the defrost heater to activate, melting any ice or frost that has accumulated. Once the coils are clear, the thermostat signals the heater to turn off, allowing the normal cooling cycle to resume.

A bad defrost thermostat can occur due to electrical issues, component failure, or damage to the thermostat itself. If you notice symptoms such as excessive frost or ice buildup in the freezer, inconsistent cooling, or the refrigerator running continuously without cycling off, it may indicate a need to replace the defrost thermostat.

Symptoms of a bad defrost thermostat include:

• Excessive frost or ice buildup in the freezer
• Inconsistent cooling
• Continuous operation without cycling off

Restore your refrigerator by replacing the faulty defrost thermostat with this genuine OEM part.

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

This molded plastic light shield covers and protects the interior light in the refrigerator fresh-food compartment while directing light for better visibility. It replaces cracked or discolored shields that block or scatter the bulb's output. What it does:

• Protects the interior light bulb from bumps and spills
• Directs and diffuses the light for clearer interior visibility
• Prevents direct contact with the bulb for improved safety
• Restores a clean, finished appearance to the compartment

• Disconnect power to the appliance before starting any work
• Remove any shelves or items that block access to the shield for easier removal/installation
• Usually snaps or screws into place; handle the plastic gently to avoid cracking
• Test the light after installation and restore power only when reassembly is complete

This evaporator trough (drip pan) catches and channels defrost and condensation water away from the freezer evaporator, helping prevent leaks and water accumulation. It restores proper drainage and reduces ice build-up near the evaporator area. What it does:

• Collects defrost melt and condensation from the evaporator coils
• Directs water to the drain or evaporator fan area to prevent pooling
• Helps reduce ice buildup and moisture-related odors around the evaporator
• Commonly replaced when cracked, warped, or leaking after defrost cycles

• One evaporator trough

• Disconnect power to the appliance before servicing to avoid shock
• Access typically requires removing the evaporator cover and possibly the evaporator fan assembly
• Inspect surrounding seals and drain components when replacing to ensure proper fit and drainage
• Use caution with sharp sheet-metal edges and refrigerant lines

This HMI control assembly is the user interface board that lets you select and display settings on the appliance, restoring responsive controls and proper display feedback for normal operation. What it does:

• Provides the touch/key inputs and display signals for the appliance control system
• Registers user commands (cycle selection, temperature, timers) and sends them to the main control
• Restores missing or unresponsive front-panel controls and display feedback
• Can resolve symptoms like non-responsive buttons, blank or erratic display, or failure to accept user inputs

• Always disconnect power to the appliance before servicing to avoid electrical shock
• Handle the board carefully to avoid static damage; use anti-static precautions if available
• Installation typically requires removing the control panel or trim; retain fasteners and gaskets for reassembly