General Electric Freezer Bumper, Bushing, Grommet Parts

The Fan Motor Grommet is an OEM replacement part for GE refrigerators. It is a small but essential component that helps to seal and insulate the area around the fan motor, preventing air leaks and maintaining optimal cooling efficiency.

Causes of a damaged or worn-out fan motor grommet can include prolonged use, exposure to extreme temperatures, or physical damage from improper handling or installation.

Symptoms of a bad fan motor grommet include:

• Reduced cooling performance
• Increased energy consumption
• Frost buildup in the freezer compartment
• Unusual noises coming from the fan area

This GE replacement part is also compatible with Hotpoint, RCA, and some Kenmore models. 

A replacement showcase pivot bushing that supports the door pivot and helps the showcase door rotate smoothly. Restores proper pivot alignment to reduce wobble and rubbing for safer, quieter operation. What it does

• Provides a low-friction bearing surface at the showcase door pivot so the door opens and closes smoothly.
• Helps keep the pivot shaft centered to prevent door wobble or uneven movement.
• Reduces metal-on-metal contact that can cause noise, wear, or scraping.
• Commonly used when a door feels loose, binds, or hangs unevenly at the pivot.

• One (1) showcase pivot bushing.

• Disconnect power to the appliance before starting any repair.
• Remove the door or panel per the manufacturer's instructions to access the pivot area.
• Press or snap the bushing into the pivot housing until fully seated; replace pivot shaft/hardware as needed.
• Test door operation after installation; inspect pivot shaft and surrounding components for wear.

The showcase pivot provides the pivot point that supports the washer's showcase assembly, restoring proper alignment and stable rotation for smoother operation and reduced noise or wobble. What it does:

• Serves as the pivot/support for the washer showcase assembly so the basket or door rotates as designed
• Keeps the showcase aligned to prevent rubbing, binding or uneven movement
• Helps reduce vibration and noise caused by a worn or damaged pivot
• Worn pivots can cause visible misalignment, wobbling or unusual noises during spin cycles

• Disconnect power and water supply before beginning any repair
• Remove access panels and note orientation of the old pivot before removing
• Inspect surrounding parts and replace if damaged
• Reassemble securely; run a short test cycle to verify alignment and operation

This bottom hinge bushing helps the appliance door pivot smoothly and reduces wear where the hinge pin contacts the frame. Replacing a worn or cracked bushing restores proper door movement and alignment. What it does:

• Guides the door hinge pin and keeps the door aligned while opening and closing
• Reduces metal-on-metal wear and prevents grinding or catching at the hinge
• Commonly replaced if you notice door sag, uneven closing, or visible bushing damage
• Simple, low-cost part that prevents further hinge or cabinet damage when replaced

• Disconnect power to the appliance before starting any repair
• Support or secure the door when removing hinge pins or fasteners to prevent injury or damage
• Remove the hinge pin or hinge assembly per the service diagram to access and replace the bushing
• Inspect hinge pin and surrounding components for wear; replace if damaged. Avoid petroleum-based lubricants on plastic bushings

A small rubber grommet that cushions and seals wiring or components where they pass through a panel or opening, helping protect against chafing and reducing vibration for quieter, safer operation. What it does:

• Cushions wiring or tubing where it passes through metal or plastic openings
• Prevents chafing and wear on insulation or hoses
• Helps reduce vibration and rattling at the entry point
• Maintains a more secure, stable routing for components

• Disconnect power to the appliance before servicing to reduce risk of shock.
• Remove the panel or trim exposing the opening, then press the grommet into the hole until fully seated.
• Inspect surrounding wiring, hoses, and mounting surfaces for damage and replace if needed.

A single PCB stand-off used to support and insulate a control circuit board from the appliance chassis, helping prevent shorts and vibration damage. Fits as a direct replacement where the board needs secure, spaced mounting. What it does:

• Keeps the printed circuit board elevated and electrically isolated from the metal chassis
• Reduces risk of short circuits from contact or conductive debris
• Helps limit board movement and vibration-related connection issues
• Used whenever a loose, damaged, or missing spacer causes board contact or instability

• Power off and disconnect the appliance before accessing the control board
• Replace only the same standoff location/size to maintain proper clearance
• Use appropriate non-conductive fasteners; do not overtighten to avoid cracking the spacer

This rubber grommet seals and cushions the refrigerator's water fill tube where it passes through the liner, helping prevent leaks and vibration. It's a simple, low-cost part that restores a watertight, stable tube connection. What it does:

• Provides a sealed passage for the water fill tube to prevent drips and pooling
• Cushions the tube to reduce vibration and wear
• Helps keep the fill tube properly positioned for reliable water flow
• Commonly replaced when the tube leaks, moves, or the grommet is cracked or missing

• One rubber water fill grommet

• Turn off the water supply and unplug the appliance before servicing
• Access may require removing interior shelves or liners—handle panels carefully
• Press the grommet into the liner opening and feed the fill tube through until seated

This rubber compressor grommet cushions and secures the compressor to the mounting bracket, helping reduce vibration and noise while protecting wiring and hoses from chafing. It's a simple, durable replacement for worn or damaged mounts. What it does:

• Cushions compressor vibrations to reduce noise and movement
• Helps keep the compressor properly seated and aligned on its bracket
• Protects nearby wires and refrigerant lines from chafing and wear
• Restores mounting stability when original grommets are cracked or torn

• Disconnect power to the appliance before starting any repairs
• Support the compressor properly before removing mounting hardware to avoid strain
• Inspect surrounding mounts and fasteners; replace any damaged components

This hinge bushing is a replacement door hinge wear part that helps the hinge rotate smoothly and keeps the door aligned for proper sealing. It reduces metal-on-metal wear where the hinge pin contacts the frame. What it does:

• Cushions the hinge pin and housing to prevent excess wear and noisy operation
• Restores smoother door movement and helps maintain proper door alignment
• Can stop or reduce squeaking, sticking, or rubbing at the hinge area
• Helps the door close more consistently by correcting worn hinge contact points

• One hinge bushing

• Disconnect power to the appliance and remove any items from the door before starting
• Support the door while loosening or removing hinge fasteners to prevent dropping or damage
• Replace the worn bushing on the hinge pin, then reassemble and tighten hardware to secure alignment
• Check door alignment and operation after installation; adjust hinge position as needed

This bottom hinge shim helps position and support the lower door hinge on refrigerators for correct door alignment and smooth operation. It restores proper spacing to reduce rubbing and uneven door gaps. What it does:

• Centers and levels the lower hinge to help doors close evenly and seal properly
• Provides a stable spacer to prevent hinge contact with cabinet or gasket
• Helps eliminate door rubbing, binding, or uneven gaps caused by worn/shifted hinge
• Simple replacement to address alignment-related door issues without replacing the entire hinge assembly

• Intended for the lower (bottom) door hinge; hinge location before ordering
• Remove power to the appliance and follow the manufacturer's service instructions
• Use basic hand tools; keep hardware organized during disassembly
• If hinge or mounting hardware is damaged, replace those parts as well for a reliable repair