General Electric Door Stop Or Cam Riser

This stop door is the replacement dispenser door that covers the ice/water chute and helps control dispensing. It restores proper closure to prevent drips and ice spillover and keeps the dispenser area sealed when idle. What it does

• Replaces the dispenser stop/cover to block the chute when not in use
• Helps prevent water drips and ice from falling into the dispenser well
• Restores a tight closure to reduce cold air loss from the cabinet
• Can resolve symptoms like a stuck or broken dispenser door or visible gaps at the chute

• One stop door

• Disconnect power to the appliance before beginning any service
• Usually installs with a few screws or snap clips; basic hand tools typically required
• Inspect surrounding trim and actuator parts for wear while replacing the door

This lever arm is the freezer door closure assembly that helps the freezer door latch and stay sealed for proper cooling. It restores reliable door movement and helps prevent cold-air loss from the freezer compartment. What it does:

• Replaces a worn or broken lever that moves the freezer door into the closed/latch position
• Helps the door latch smoothly and maintain a tight seal to preserve cooling performance
• Commonly used when the door feels loose, won't fully close, or the closure mechanism is broken
• Durable molded assembly designed to align with the freezer door closure striker

• Unplug the appliance or disconnect power before beginning any repair
• Install with basic hand tools; keep track of mounting screws and any small linkage parts
• Test door operation and proper seal after reassembly; adjust striker alignment if needed

This door closure mechanism assembly helps the appliance door latch and close smoothly, restoring a secure seal and preventing accidental openings. It replaces a worn or broken closure that keeps the door from staying shut. What it does:

• Guides and cushions the door as it closes to help ensure proper latching
• Prevents the door from swinging open unexpectedly or sagging during use
• Helps maintain an effective door seal to protect internal temperature and contents
• Commonly replaced when the door feels loose, won't stay closed, or makes unusual noises

• Disconnect power to the appliance before beginning any work.
• Remove the door or inner panel per manufacturer instructions to access the closure; keep screws and fasteners organized.
• Align the mechanism carefully and secure all fasteners; check door operation and seal after installation.