Parts for Ge AZ31H12D3DV1: 01 - Controls & Grill Assembly Parts

This reversing valve assembly directs refrigerant flow to switch a heat-pump refrigeration system between cooling and defrost modes, restoring proper temperature control and system cycling. Replaces a worn or leaking valve to help recover normal operation. What it does

• Routes refrigerant flow to change system mode (cooling vs. defrost/heat) in compatible heat-pump refrigerator systems
• Stops refrigerant bypass and restores correct high/low side pressure balance when functioning
• Common symptom: unit fails to switch modes or runs but won't cool/freeze properly
• Common symptom: visible refrigerant leaks or oil around the valve body

• Refrigerant system work requires a certified HVAC/R technician; valve replacement typically involves recovering and recharging refrigerant
• Disconnect power before servicing and relieve system pressure per safety procedures
• Handle the valve and fittings carefully to avoid damage to sealing surfaces; use proper brazing or flare techniques if required
• After installation, leak-test before recharging

Replacement retaining clip for air conditioner units. Secures internal components in place. Needed when original clip is broken, cracked, or missing.

Unit won't turn on or off properly? This main power switch controls your air conditioner's electrical circuit. Restores reliable on/off operation.

This mounting plate secures and supports appliance components, restoring proper alignment and stable attachment so controls and modules stay fixed. It's a direct replacement designed for factory-fit mounting and reliable mechanical support. What it does:

• Provides a stable attachment point for control boards, modules or assemblies to the appliance chassis
• Keeps electrical and mechanical components aligned to prevent rubbing, vibration or loose connections
• Restores proper fit when original mounting hardware or plate is bent, cracked, or missing
• Helps eliminate noise or intermittent operation caused by shifting components

• One mounting plate

• Disconnect power (unplug or switch off breaker) before attempting any repair
• Verify exact part orientation and fastener locations before removal; keep hardware for reuse
• Use appropriate insulated tools and avoid contact with sharp edges on the chassis