Parts for Ge PFCA1NJZCDSS: 02 - Freezer Section 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.

Self-adhesive foam strip seals gaps around refrigerator doors to prevent air leaks and improve energy efficiency. Replace when compressed or damaged.

This lower evaporator foam pad cover cushions and protects the evaporator assembly while helping direct airflow and reduce vibration noise. It's a simple replacement that restores fit and helps maintain proper refrigerator performance. What it does:

• Cushions and supports the evaporator housing to prevent contact and vibration
• Helps direct airflow around the evaporator for consistent cooling performance
• Reduces noise caused by loose or missing insulation components
• Helps protect nearby components from frost buildup and debris

• Disconnect power to the appliance before service to prevent shock or injury
• Access may require removing interior panels or the evaporator cover; keep fasteners organized
• Position the foam pad carefully so it seats fully around the evaporator housing and trim pieces

Mounting screw for refrigerator and freezer internal components. Replace if stripped, missing, or damaged during repairs. Secures panels and parts.

Rubber grommet that mounts and cushions the evaporator or condenser fan motor. Replace if cracked, worn, or missing to prevent vibration and noise.

Evaporator fan cover protects the fan motor in your refrigerator's freezer compartment. Replace if cracked, broken, or missing to restore airflow.

Refrigerator evaporator foam pad cover insulates and protects the evaporator coil. Replace if torn, compressed, or missing to maintain efficiency.

Refrigerator foam pad holder that secures insulation padding in place. Replace this retainer if the original is cracked, broken, or missing. Direct fit.

Secures water tubing to fittings in refrigerators and dishwashers. Replace if leaking, tubing slips off, or clamp is cracked. Confirm fit with model number.

Self-adhesive foam strip seals gaps around refrigerator doors to maintain temperature and prevent air leaks. Replace when worn or compressed. Confirm fit with your model number.

Replacement mounting screw for refrigerator shelves, drawers, and internal components. Needed when screws are lost, stripped, or damaged during repairs.

Front mounting grommet for refrigerator ice makers. Secures ice maker assembly to freezer wall. Replace if cracked, missing, or worn to restore stability.

Protective insulation sleeve for refrigerator wiring harnesses. Installs around electrical wiring to prevent heat damage and wear. Replace if cracked or torn.

Fix inconsistent temps or ice buildup on evaporator coils? This sensor seal protects accuracy. DIY-friendly with wire splicing. Video guide available.

Protective grille cover that mounts over the temperature sensor in your refrigerator. Replace if cracked, broken, or missing to properly shield the sensor.

Interior light not working when door opens? This light switch controls refrigerator illumination. DIY-friendly install takes 30-45 minutes with video.

Illuminates refrigerator and freezer compartments for visibility. Replace when dim, flickering, or burned out. Verify fit with your model number.

Fix electrical connection issues in your refrigerator with this terminal block socket assembly. Connects power to components. Moderate DIY repair.

Hex head screw for securing interior panels, control covers, and components inside your refrigerator. Replace missing, stripped, or damaged screws.

Rattling noise or warm temps? A broken evaporator fan blade disrupts air circulation. This repair takes 30-45 minutes with basic tools and our video guide.

Wire tie retainer for refrigerators. Secures and organizes internal wiring. Replace if cracked, broken, or missing to keep wires properly bundled.

Secures the evaporator fan assembly to the freezer compartment wall. Replace this mounting bracket if cracked, broken, or missing hardware slots.

Secures the evaporator fan assembly behind the rear freezer panel. Replace if cracked, rusted, or missing to restore proper fan mounting and clearance.

Mounting screw for freezer interior components and panels. Replace if stripped, corroded, or missing to secure shelves, racks, or trim properly.

Fix frost buildup in your freezer with this refrigerator defrost heater assembly. Replaces worn heaters that cause ice accumulation on coils.

Ice maker not filling or water spilling? This fill cup directs water into the ice maker mold for proper ice production. Simple clip-on install.

Fix frost buildup or uneven cooling in your refrigerator. This defrost thermostat regulates evaporator temperature to prevent ice accumulation.

Fix uneven cooling or defrost issues with a new temperature sensor. Most DIYers complete this repair in under an hour with basic tools and our video.

Fridge warm but freezer cold? Your evaporator fan motor likely failed. Fixes air circulation issues. Moderate DIY repair with basic tools.

If your refrigerator compartment isn't cooling while the freezer stays cold, the evaporator fan motor likely failed. DIY-friendly repair with video guide.

Rubber bumper that cushions and mounts the evaporator fan motor assembly. Replace if cracked, deteriorated, or missing to reduce vibration and noise.

Rubber grommet that mounts and cushions the evaporator or condenser fan motor. Replace if cracked, worn, or missing to prevent vibration and noise.

Ice maker stopped producing ice? This 220V ice maker assembly restores ice production in compatible refrigerators. Replaces broken stripper fingers.

This air diverter redirects airflow inside the refrigerator to help balance cooling between compartments and prevent hot spots. Replaces a worn or broken diverter to restore proper air direction and more consistent temperatures. What it does

• Directs conditioned air through designated ducts and openings so compartments get the intended airflow
• Helps reduce uneven cooling, warm spots, or excess frost caused by misdirected air
• Works as part of the refrigerator's internal air distribution system
• Passive plastic component — no electrical connection

• Disconnect power to the appliance before beginning any service
• Access commonly requires removing interior shelves, drawers or panels to reach the diverter
• May be secured by clips or screws; basic hand tools are usually sufficient