Parts for Ge GBS20ESHBRSS: Doors Parts

Freezer door foam assembly that insulates the door interior. Replace if your existing foam is damaged, cracked, or deteriorating to restore proper seal.

Color: Black

Replaces a worn, cracked, or broken arc-style freezer handle on your refrigerator. Restores secure grip and original appearance for confident opening.

This stop door is the replacement dispenser flap that opens to let ice or water out and seals the dispenser chute when idle to help keep cold air and moisture inside. A simple swap restores proper dispenser operation. What it does:

• Opens and closes the dispenser chute so ice or water dispenses only when activated
• Seals the dispenser opening to reduce cold air loss and prevent warm air or pests entering
• Helps prevent frost buildup and dripping at the dispenser area when functioning correctly
• Works with the dispenser actuator/lever to ensure smooth, timed operation

• One stop door

• Disconnect power to the appliance before starting any repair
• Remove dispenser cover or bezel as needed to access the stop door; retain fasteners and springs
• Handle plastic parts gently to avoid cracking; align hinge pins and test movement before reassembling

Replacement mounting screw for refrigerator panels, brackets, door handles, and trim. Needed when original hardware is missing, stripped, or corroded.

This refrigerator door gasket creates an airtight seal around the door to help maintain proper internal temperature and energy efficiency. It replaces a worn or damaged seal to reduce air leaks and help prevent frost buildup. What it does:

• Seals the refrigerator door to keep cold air in and warm air out
• Helps maintain consistent internal temperature for food safety
• Reduces frost and moisture buildup caused by leaking seals
• Can improve energy efficiency if original gasket is cracked or deformed

• One door gasket

• High-level replacement: remove the old gasket, position the new gasket into the door channel, and secure per manufacturer guidance
• Inspect the door flange and mounting channel for debris or damage before installing
• Warm the gasket if needed to make it more flexible for proper seating
• Turn off power to the appliance or follow manufacturer safety instructions before starting work

Replacement arc-style door handle for refrigerator doors and freezer drawers. Installs on door studs for secure grip. Needed when original is cracked or broken.

Replacement fastener for refrigerator door handles. Secures handle to door with durable metal construction. Needed when original is cracked or broken.

Door stop cam riser for refrigerator doors. Installs on the hinge to control door swing and hold position. Replace if cracked, broken, or missing.

Replace your refrigerator's broken, cracked, or missing door badge. This decorative emblem installs on the exterior door panel to restore appearance.

Clear dairy door bin and tray for refrigerator door storage. Replaces cracked, broken, or missing dairy compartments. Installs in door shelf area.

Replacement shelf module that restores storage space in your refrigerator. Fits into shelf tracks to support food and containers. Needed when original is cracked, broken, or missing.

Fixed shelf for refrigerator interior storage. Replaces cracked, broken, or damaged shelves. Installs in refrigerator compartment to restore organization.

Small push-in plug button that covers unused mounting holes on your refrigerator for a clean finish. Replace missing, cracked, or damaged buttons.

This set screw secures refrigerator components—most commonly door handles—to their mounting studs. Replacing a missing or stripped screw restores a solid, secure feel and helps prevent loose or wobbly handles.

• Locks the handle to its mounting stud to keep it tight and secure
• Helps resolve a loose, wobbly, sliding, or rattling handle
• Replaces a missing, rounded, or damaged set screw
• Helps maintain proper handle alignment and consistent door operation

• Unplug the appliance or switch off power before servicing
• Ensure the handle is fully seated on the studs before tightening
• Start the screw by hand to avoid cross-threading; then tighten until snug
• Do not overtighten to prevent stripping the screw or handle threads