General Electric Freezer Cable Or Retainer

This left-hand link actuator moves a device linkage to restore proper mechanical motion in the appliance. Replacing a worn or broken actuator helps stop erratic movement and restores reliable operation at the affected linkage. What it does:

• Converts motor or lever movement into motion at the left-hand linkage
• Replaces a cracked, stuck or broken actuator that prevents proper linkage movement
• Can stop clicking, grinding or failed movement caused by a damaged link actuator
• Works where a left-side linkage needs an exact-fit actuator to restore function

• Disconnect power to the appliance before starting work
• Remove only the panels and fasteners necessary to access the actuator; label connectors if needed
• Handle plastic tabs and mounting points carefully to avoid breakage during removal and installation
• Reconnect wiring and test the mechanism through a full cycle before reassembling all panels

This small replacement wire retainer secures heater and sensor wiring to the evaporator area, preventing wire contact with sharp edges and maintaining proper routing for reliable defrost operation and safe airflow. What it does:

• Holds heater and thermostat/sensor wires in place near the evaporator assembly
• Prevents chafing, pinching, or accidental contact with moving or hot components
• Helps maintain correct wire routing for consistent defrost performance and temperature sensing
• Reduces risk of intermittent connections or short circuits caused by loose wiring

• Designed for a simple clip-in or screw-mount installation; inspect mounting point for clips or fasteners before replacing
• Disconnect power to the appliance before accessing the evaporator compartment
• Handle wiring gently and ensure secure seating of wires in the retainer before reassembling panels
• If any wiring or insulation is damaged, replace or repair the wiring harness per manufacturer guidance

This power cord fix belt is a small cord-retaining strap that secures the appliance power cord to the cabinet. It helps keep the cord in place to reduce strain on the cord connection and maintain a reliable power connection. What it does:

• Holds the power cord firmly against the appliance frame to prevent tugging on the wiring
• Reduces movement that can loosen or wear the cord connection over time
• Helps prevent intermittent power or connection issues caused by a shifted cord
• Keeps cord routing neat and reduces stress at the plug/body interface

• One power cord fix belt

• Always disconnect power before accessing the cord or electrical panels
• Typically installs behind a rear access panel or at the cord entry point; basic tools may be required
• Position so the cord is secure but not pinched; replace if cracked or brittle