Parts for Ge GNS23GGHBFBB: Doors Parts

Replace your refrigerator water filter every 6 months to maintain clean water and ice. Removes contaminants for fresh taste. Easy DIY install in minutes.

Hex washer head screw secures panels, brackets, and small assemblies inside refrigerators and ranges. Replace stripped, missing, or damaged screws.

Mounting bracket that secures and stabilizes refrigerator panels and assemblies. Replace when the original bracket is broken, cracked, or missing.

Machine screw for refrigerator panels, brackets, and assemblies. Replaces lost, stripped, or damaged fasteners to restore secure fit and stability.

Creates an airtight seal between door and cabinet. Replace if worn, torn, or causing air leaks and frost buildup. Verify fit with your model number.

Replacement lower bracket that secures the lower assembly in your refrigerator. Needed when original bracket is cracked, broken, or worn causing misalignment.

Secures brackets, panels, and components inside your refrigerator. Replace stripped, rusted, or missing hardware to restore tight alignment and stability.

Replace this right-hand drawer slide to fix sticking, jamming, or misaligned refrigerator drawers. Restores smooth gliding and proper alignment. Confirm fit with your model number before ordering.

Lower freezer basket for GE refrigerators. Installs in the bottom freezer compartment to organize frozen items. Replace if cracked, broken, or worn.

Restores airtight seal on French door refrigerators. Replace when torn or loose to prevent warm air entry and condensation. Verify fit with your model.

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

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

This plastic thimble fits into the appliance cabinet where the door or dispenser mates with the opening, helping provide a smooth seal and protecting surrounding trim from wear. It restores proper fit and reduces rubbing or chafing. What it does:

• Replaces worn or cracked door thimble that can allow rubbing or misalignment at the door opening
• Guides and cushions the door edge or dispenser as it closes, helping reduce noise and abrasion
• Helps maintain a cleaner seal area by covering damaged or missing trim
• Useful when repair requires restoring proper door fit or preventing further trim damage

• One plastic door thimble as described

• Remove power to the appliance before beginning any repair; follow manufacturer's safety guidance
• Typically installs by snapping into the opening or securing with existing fasteners—inspect surrounding clips or screws for damage
• No special tools usually required, but a flat tool can help remove the old thimble; avoid excessive force to prevent cabinet damage
• If replacement does not correct fit or sealing issues, further inspection of hinges, strikes, or surrounding trim may be needed

Left-hand door closure cam for refrigerators. Installs on the door hinge assembly to control door closure. Replace if cracked, broken, or worn.

This fresh food door bin organizes and stores items in your refrigerator's main compartment door. It holds condiments, beverages, and other frequently accessed items at convenient heights. Replace this bin if it's cracked, won't stay in position, or if the mounting brackets are damaged.

Replaces a cracked, broken, or missing door shelf module in your refrigerator. Restores secure storage space for condiments and beverages on the door.

This thimble door is the molded trim piece that surrounds the refrigerator/freezer door opening, restoring proper fit and finish. It replaces damaged or worn trim to reduce drafts and improve door alignment and appearance. What it does

• Covers and protects the door opening edge, providing a finished appearance
• Helps maintain a consistent seal by supporting proper door alignment
• Reduces air leaks and drafts at the door opening when installed correctly
• Replaces cracked, warped, or missing trim that can catch or rub during door use

• One thimble door trim piece as shown

• Disconnect power to the appliance before beginning any repair
• Typically secures with clips or screws; inspect existing fasteners and retainers for reuse
• Handle trim gently to avoid cracking; align carefully to ensure a proper fit

Replacement shelf support module for refrigerator shelves. Restores stability when original support is cracked, broken, or worn. Direct-fit part.

Color: Black

Small cushioning bumper for French-door refrigerators. Prevents door rattling and protects against wear. Replace if cracked, missing, or worn out.

Refrigerator door stop that secures the door in the open position. Replace if cracked, broken, or missing to prevent door from swinging shut unexpectedly.

10-32 x 5/16 machine-thread screw secures refrigerator panels, trim, and internal brackets. Replaces missing or damaged fasteners to prevent rattles.

Phillips flat-head screw for securing panels, brackets, and trim inside your refrigerator. Replace missing or stripped screws to keep components aligned.

Wheel sprocket for refrigerator shelf slide assembly. Needed when the slide mechanism is damaged, worn, or no longer glides smoothly. Ensures proper shelf operation.

Wheel axle sprocket for refrigerator roller assembly. Replaces worn, cracked, or broken axles that cause wheels to detach or not rotate smoothly.

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