General Electric Compressor & Sealed System

The Suction Tube Cap Assembly is an OEM part for GE refrigerators. It is responsible for proper sealing and prevents refrigerant leaks.  

A bad suction tube cap assembly can occur due to wear and tear, damage, or improper installation. If you notice symptoms such as inadequate cooling, frost buildup, or refrigerant leaks, it may indicate a faulty or malfunctioning suction tube cap assembly.

Symptoms of a bad suction tube cap assembly include:

• Inadequate cooling or inconsistent temperature control
• Excessive frost buildup in the freezer
• Refrigerant leaks or hissing sounds

Restore your refrigerator by replacing the faulty suction tube cap assembly with this genuine OEM part.

This GE part can also be used on Hotpoint, RCA, and Kenmore/Sears appliances. 
 

This inverter compressor kit replaces a failed inverter-type compressor assembly to restore cooling performance in compatible refrigerators. Designed to match the OEM function and maintain efficient temperature control when the original compressor fails. What it does:

• Replaces the refrigerator's inverter compressor assembly to restore sealed-system compression
• Helps resolve symptoms like no cooling, warm fridge/freezer, or loud/different compressor noise when diagnosis confirms compressor failure
• Works with inverter-driven refrigeration systems that require a matched compressor module
• Intended for use only when compressor/isolation parts are confirmed to be the failed component

• Requires proper evacuation, recharge, and leak testing per EPA and OEM guidelines
• Ensure electrical isolation and follow lockout/tagout before servicing

This suction and cap tube assembly routes refrigerant between the evaporator and compressor, combining the suction line and capillary metering tube for proper refrigeration flow. It's used during sealed-system service to restore correct refrigerant routing. What it does

• Carries low-pressure refrigerant vapor from the evaporator back to the compressor.
• Houses the capillary (metering) tube that helps regulate refrigerant flow into the evaporator.
• Replaces damaged or corroded suction/small-diameter tubing that can cause cooling loss or system performance issues.

• One suction & cap tube assembly as shown.

• Sealed-system component—installation requires a certified HVAC/refrigeration technician.
• System must be evacuated, brazed or connected per OEM service procedures, leak-tested, and recharged with the correct refrigerant.
• Always disconnect power before service and follow proper safety and refrigerant-handling regulations.
• Not a user-serviceable part; replacing this may require additional sealed-system components or compressor service.

This sealed refrigeration compressor circulates refrigerant to enable your refrigerator's cooling cycle and restore proper temperature control when the compressor is the root cause of cooling loss. Designed as a direct replacement compressor assembly. What it does:

• Compresses and circulates refrigerant through the fridge cooling system
• Restores pressure differential needed for normal cooling operation
• Commonly replaced when refrigerator interior is warming or not cooling
• Can be linked to symptoms like loud or unusual compressor noise, frequent cycling, or tripped circuit breakers

• Disconnect power before beginning service and follow lockout/tagout procedures
• Compressor replacement involves sealed refrigerant lines—recovery, evacuation, and recharge by a certified HVAC/refrigeration technician is required
• Inspect and replace drier/accumulator and service valves per OEM guidance when opening the refrigerant system