General Electric Door

This door foam assembly replaces the insulated foam core in a freezer door to restore a proper seal and improve temperature stability. It helps reduce frost buildup and energy loss by filling the cavity between the door skins. What it does:

• Restores insulation inside the freezer door to help maintain cold temperatures
• Reduces frost and ice buildup caused by air leaks around the door
• Helps improve energy efficiency by limiting heat transfer through the door
• Can reduce condensation and moisture-related odors linked to air infiltration

• Disconnect power to the appliance before starting any repairs.
• Replacement typically requires removing the inner door panel and old foam; handle door panels and trim carefully to avoid damage.
• Inspect foam placement and door seals during reassembly to ensure proper fit and sealing.

This door foam assembly replaces the insulating foam in the back of a freezer door to help restore proper door seal and thermal performance. Use when the door feels cold to the touch or frost/condensation appears inside the door cavity. What it does:

• Replaces deteriorated or missing insulation inside the freezer door to reduce heat transfer
• Helps the door maintain proper temperature and reduces frost buildup in the freezer compartment
• Can improve door sealing when used with a good gasket, reducing cycling and energy loss
• Addresses symptoms like interior door frost, excess condensation, or uneven cooling near the door

• Intended to be installed inside the door cavity; some disassembly of the door liner is usually required
• Inspect door gasket and mounting hardware while the door is open; replace any damaged components for best results
• Follow OEM instructions and disconnect power before starting repairs to avoid electrical or refrigerant hazards

This outer door panel replaces a damaged or worn exterior door surface to restore appearance and protect internal door components. It provides the visible finish and mounts to the refrigerator door frame for a seamless look. What it does:

• Replaces dented, scratched, or rusted door exterior that affects appearance
• Covers and protects insulation and internal door parts from moisture and impacts
• Restores proper fit and trim alignment for a finished door surface
• Helps prevent additional wear that can lead to corrosion or seal edge damage

• One outer door panel

• Disconnect power and empty the door before starting; follow manufacturer service instructions
• Handle panel carefully to avoid new scratches or dents during installation
• Installation typically requires removal of door trim, screws, and clips; keep track of fasteners