Parts for Ge CGE29DP4TDW2: Freezer Drain Trough Parts

Freezer not cooling properly or running constantly? This evaporator cover with thermistor restores temperature regulation and airflow in your refrigerator.

Frost buildup or icing in freezer? The defrost thermistor monitors temperature to control defrost cycles. Simple replacement when tested faulty.

Refrigerator not cooling or freezer too warm? This evaporator fan motor and gasket assembly restores airflow across the evaporator for proper cooling.

If your refrigerator isn't cooling evenly or the freezer is warm, the evaporator fan bracket may be loose or broken. This mount secures the fan motor.

Fix frost buildup on freezer walls and evaporator coils with this defrost heater. Restores automatic defrost cycles in bottom-mount refrigerators.

Straight 1/4-inch coupler joins two sections of refrigerator water tubing. Replace when cracked, leaking, or missing to restore connections.

Freezer not staying cold or light stays on? This door reed switch signals when the door is closed. Common fix for temperature issues. Moderate difficulty.

Ice maker won't stop making ice even when full? A faulty feeler arm can't detect ice levels. This sensor arm controls ice production cycles in your fridge.

Case back tube for bottom-mount refrigerators. Installs behind the refrigerator case. Replace if cracked, damaged, or leaking to restore proper function.

This is a single ST3.9 x 16 appliance screw used to secure panels, trim and small components. It replaces a lost or damaged fastener so parts stay aligned and appliances operate quietly and safely. What it does

• Fastens small sheet-metal and plastic appliance components.
• Holds control panels, trim, brackets or insulation in place.
• Prevents rattling, misalignment or loose panels caused by missing or worn screws.
• Matches OEM thread size and length for correct fit where specified.

• Use the correct driver and match thread engagement to avoid stripping.
• Start threads carefully and do not overtighten; stop when snug.
• Disconnect power before working on electrical components or panels where wiring is present.
• If replacing multiple fasteners, use the same thread type and length for consistent fit.