General Electric Handle

This tail handle is the replacement tail piece for a refrigerator door handle assembly, restoring a secure grip and proper door operation. It helps refresh worn or broken handle ends without replacing the full handle assembly. What it does:

• Replaces a damaged or cracked tail piece on the refrigerator door handle
• Restores a solid grip and proper alignment of the handle
• Helps stop rattling or looseness caused by a broken tail section
• Useful when the main handle is intact but the tail end is worn or broken

• One tail handle tail piece

• Basic hand tools typically required; handle with care to avoid scratching door finish
• Keep power off/unplug appliance only if working near electrical components or lights
• If fasteners or clips are missing, replace with OEM-specified hardware

This replacement tail handle restores a clean, secure grip to side-by-side refrigerator doors. It replaces a cracked, broken or missing tail handle so doors are easier to open and look factory-fresh again. What it does:

• Replaces damaged or missing tail handle on compatible side-by-side refrigerators
• Provides a secure grip for opening the refrigerator door
• Restores original appearance and alignment at the handle area
• Helps prevent further cabinet or door-edge wear from makeshift pulls

• Disconnect power to the appliance before starting any repairs
• Removal typically requires loosening fasteners or clips at the handle area; keep all screws and small parts
• Handle replacement is usually a straightforward repair but may require two people for larger doors

A replacement small handle assembly that restores a secure, easy-to-grip door handle for your appliance. Fits the OEM small-handle location and replaces cracked, broken or missing handles so the door opens and closes normally. What it does:

• Replaces a damaged or missing small door handle assembly
• Restores a secure grip for opening and closing the door
• Eliminates looseness, cracking, or split plastic at the handle mounting
• Helps prevent further damage to the door trim by providing proper support

• High-level replacement — basic hand tools typically required
• Follow OEM instructions and hardware sequence when removing trim or panels
• Do not overtighten fasteners; ensure proper alignment before final torque