Parts for Ge GTH20JBBARSS: 02 - Fresh Food Door Parts

This door handle fastener secures the refrigerator handle to the door so it stays tight and aligned. Replace a missing or stripped fastener to eliminate wobble and restore a solid, reliable grip.

• Attaches and locks the handle to the door or handle mounting point
• Maintains proper handle alignment and feel during daily use
• Common fix for a loose, wobbly, or falling-off handle
• Replace when the original fastener is missing, stripped, or damaged

• Protect the door finish with tape or a cloth around the work area
• Support and align the handle; start the fastener by hand to avoid cross-threading
• Tighten with the correct driver (hex/Allen or Torx, depending on model) until snug; do not overtighten

A small push-in plug button that covers and protects unused mounting holes or openings for a clean, finished look. Replaces a missing or damaged button to restore appearance and prevent debris entry. What it does:

• Covers exposed screw holes and openings to improve appearance
• Helps keep dirt, moisture, and pests out of unused openings
• Keeps trim and panels secure by filling mounting spots
• Useful when original button is cracked, lost, or worn

• One plug button

• Typically snaps into place; press firmly until seated
• No special tools usually required; a small flat tool can help remove the old button
• Inspect surrounding area for damage before installing replacement

This replacement screw fastens refrigerator components securely, restoring a tight, rattle-free fit when original hardware is missing, stripped, or corroded. Use it to secure panels, brackets, or trim and keep parts properly aligned.

• Secures panels, brackets, covers, or trim in place
• Helps maintain correct alignment of components and hardware
• Reduces vibration and rattling caused by loose or missing screws
• Replaces lost, rusted, or stripped screws

• Unplug the refrigerator and turn off water supply if working near water components
• Match thread and length to the removed fastener; hand-start threads to avoid cross-threading
• Tighten snugly; do not overtighten into plastic or thin sheet metal
• Keep track of any spacers or washers reused from the original assembly