General Electric Dispenser Parts

This handle cover is a cosmetic trim piece that restores the look of a refrigerator door and protects the underlying handle hardware from wear. It replaces a faded, cracked or chipped cover to give the door a finished appearance. What it does:

• Covers and protects the exposed portion of the refrigerator door handle
• Restores door appearance when the original cover is scratched, cracked or discolored
• Keeps dirt and grime off the handle mounting area for easier cleaning
• Matches original black finish for a seamless look

• High-level install: remove the existing cover and snap or slide the replacement into place; follow your model's disassembly steps
• Disconnect power or follow manufacturer safety guidance if removing nearby trim or door panels
• Use non-marring tools to avoid scratching surrounding surfaces
• If screws or clips are present, keep track of hardware; replace only with manufacturer-specified parts

This white replacement handle cover restores the exterior look and protects the underlying handle on compatible refrigerators. It provides a clean finished appearance and covers worn or cracked handle surfaces. What it does:

• Replaces a cracked, faded, or chipped refrigerator handle cover to improve appearance.
• Shields the actual handle from everyday wear, spills, and grime.
• Fits over the existing handle assembly to restore a finished exterior.
• Helps eliminate rough edges or cosmetic damage that can catch on clothing.

• Designed to snap or slide onto the existing handle; no special tools usually required.
• Turn off power to the appliance only if required by your model's disassembly instructions (most cosmetic covers do not require power removal).
• Handle fasteners or the underlying handle may need to be removed first—keep screws and small parts in a safe place.

This factory replacement generator assembly restores the proper electrical output for the specific circuit it supports in your appliance, helping the related feature operate as designed and preventing intermittent or failed operation.

• Generates the required electrical signal/output for its control circuit
• Helps ensure the associated feature starts and runs consistently
• Failure can cause that feature to not operate or to work intermittently
• Visual heat damage, corrosion, or a burnt odor near the module may be present

• Disconnect power to the appliance before servicing
• Access location per your model's service information; note wire routing and connector orientation
• Transfer any brackets or insulators from the original part if needed
• Secure connections and harnesses; test the feature after reassembly