General Electric Drip Pan

This trough drain routes defrost water from the evaporator to the refrigerator's drain system so meltwater exits safely instead of pooling inside the cabinet. Replaces a cracked, clogged or damaged drain trough to restore proper water flow. What it does:

• Collects and channels defrost/melt water away from the evaporator area
• Prevents water pooling, ice buildup or leaks inside the refrigerator cabinet
• Helps maintain proper drain flow when original trough is cracked, warped or obstructed
• Works with the fridge drain line and drain pan to carry water out of the unit

• One trough drain

• Disconnect power before starting any repair to avoid shock
• Access typically requires removing interior panels and/or the evaporator cover—retain fasteners and take photos for reassembly
• Clear surrounding drain channel of ice and debris before installing the new trough

This evaporator trough (drip pan) catches and channels defrost and condensation water away from the freezer evaporator, helping prevent leaks and water accumulation. It restores proper drainage and reduces ice build-up near the evaporator area. What it does:

• Collects defrost melt and condensation from the evaporator coils
• Directs water to the drain or evaporator fan area to prevent pooling
• Helps reduce ice buildup and moisture-related odors around the evaporator
• Commonly replaced when cracked, warped, or leaking after defrost cycles

• One evaporator trough

• Disconnect power to the appliance before servicing to avoid shock
• Access typically requires removing the evaporator cover and possibly the evaporator fan assembly
• Inspect surrounding seals and drain components when replacing to ensure proper fit and drainage
• Use caution with sharp sheet-metal edges and refrigerant lines

This replacement grease tray collects cooking grease, drips, and crumbs under a 30" range or cooktop to help keep the cooktop area cleaner and simplify routine cleaning. Fits the specified 30" configuration. What it does:

• Catches grease, food particles and spills before they reach the cabinet or internal range components
• Helps reduce lingering cooking odors and visible grease buildup
• Makes surface cleanup faster and easier by providing a removable collection point
• Can help prevent grease from pooling in hard-to-reach areas that lead to smoke or smoking smells

• One grease tray (30")

• Allow range or cooktop to cool and disconnect power at the breaker before servicing
• Remove any burners, grates, or trim pieces as needed for access per your model's instructions
• Slide or seat the tray into position, ensuring proper alignment and secure fit
• Use gloves to handle the tray when soiled and clean with warm soapy water; avoid abrasive cleaners that can damage finish

This burner pan replaces a damaged or corroded cooktop pan so burners sit correctly and the cooktop surface is protected from spills and drips. It restores a clean, stable base for the burner assembly. What it does:

• Provides the support surface that the burner and associated parts mount to
• Protects the underlying cooktop cavity from food, grease and spills
• Helps position the burner so flames and heat are consistent
• Used when the original pan is dented, corroded, warped or has mounting issues

• Disconnect power and shut off gas supply before servicing gas ranges
• Handle edges carefully; panels and pans can have sharp edges
• Verify fit against your cooktop and burner components before final assembly

This left-side refrigerator drip/collection pan catches and directs defrost and condensation water away from the cabinet to prevent pooling and potential leaks. It fits into the freezer/refrigerator base and restores proper water flow to the drain system. What it does

• Collects defrost and condensation water from the evaporator area to prevent pooling inside the cabinet
• Channels water toward the drain so it can evaporate or exit to the drain pan
• Helps stop water leaks and ice buildup caused by overflow or misdirected condensate
• Restores proper fit and sealing along the left lower cabinet area for normal drainage

• One left-side pan unit (gray)

• Unplug the appliance or shut off power before accessing internal components
• Empty food and remove shelving or kickplate as needed to reach the pan location
• Remove any retaining clips or screws, lift out the old pan, and seat the new pan fully so drain paths align
• Inspect adjacent seals and the drain tube for blockages; reassemble and restore power after installation