General Electric Housing Or Cover

The Range Hood Cover is an OEM replacement part for GE range hoods. It serves as a protective barrier for internal components, shielding them from grease, smoke, and debris while also contributing to the overall aesthetic of the range hood. This cover is essential for maintaining the efficiency and cleanliness of the appliance.

Over time, range hood covers can become damaged or discolored due to exposure to heat, grease, and cleaning agents. A compromised cover may fail to protect internal parts effectively, potentially reducing the performance of the range hood.

Symptoms of a bad range hood cover include:

• Visible cracks, warping, or discoloration
• Difficulty securing the cover to the range hood
• Increased grease or debris buildup on internal components
• A diminished appearance of the range hood

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

This switch box is the outer housing that protects and organizes oven/stove control switches and wiring, helping keep electrical components secure and stable for reliable cooktop operation. What it does:

• Holds and shields control switches and related wiring from spills, heat, and movement
• Provides secure mounting points for switch terminals to prevent loose connections
• Helps prevent shorting, arcing, and exposure of live wiring
• Restores proper alignment of controls when cracked, melted, or broken

• Disconnect power at the breaker before starting any repair to avoid shock or injury
• Inspect and label wiring before removal; reattach wires to the same terminals
• Handle sharp edges and retainers carefully; some models use clips or screws for attachment
• If switches or wiring are damaged, replace those parts as well for a complete, safe repair

This fan housing is the replacement assembly that supports and secures the appliance fan, directing airflow to keep internal components cooled and operating efficiently. Restores proper airflow and helps reduce overheating-related issues. What it does

• Holds the fan motor and blades in the correct position to channel airflow through the appliance.
• Maintains stable airflow to help evaporator, condenser, or electronic components stay cool.
• Can resolve symptoms such as noisy or wobbling fan operation, poor cooling, or intermittent motor contact caused by a damaged or cracked housing.
• Keeps the fan properly aligned to prevent rubbing, vibration, or premature motor wear.

• One fan housing assembly.

• Disconnect power before inspecting or replacing the housing to avoid shock or injury.
• Verify mounting tabs and mating surfaces are intact; replace any damaged fasteners or clips as needed.
• Handle plastic housings carefully to avoid cracking; follow OEM service instructions for access and reassembly.
• If noise or poor airflow persists after installation, inspect the fan blade and motor for separate wear or damage.

This condenser shroud protects and channels airflow over the refrigerator condenser coils to help the system cool efficiently and keep debris away from the coils. A damaged or missing shroud can expose coils and cause noise or reduced cooling performance. What it does:

• Covers and protects the condenser coils at the rear lower section of the fridge
• Directs airflow across the condenser for efficient heat dissipation
• Helps prevent debris buildup and accidental contact with coils and fan
• Symptoms of failure: rattling or loose plastic, visible coil exposure, reduced cooling efficiency

• One condenser shroud

• Disconnect power to the appliance before starting any work
• Remove rear access panel or grille to reach the condenser area; follow OEM service instructions
• Use basic hand tools (screwdriver/socket) and support the unit if required
• Take care around sharp condenser fins and wiring; replace mounting screws if damaged

This EDC top enclosure is the top housing piece that covers and protects the oven/range electronic control (EDC) and related wiring. It keeps the control area secure and helps prevent spills or debris from reaching the electronics. What it does

• Covers and protects the electronic control assembly and wiring from spills, grease, and physical damage
• Provides the mounting surface and alignment for control components and user interface parts
• Helps maintain a neat, finished appearance for the control panel area
• Common symptom: cracked, warped, missing, or damaged housing that exposes controls or allows moisture in

• One EDC top enclosure housing

• Always disconnect power to the appliance before starting any repair
• Handle control electronics carefully; avoid touching circuit board components or connectors
• Use basic hand tools to remove the existing housing; note screw locations for reassembly
• If screws or clips are damaged or missing, replace them to ensure a secure fit

This dispenser housing shield covers the refrigerator dispenser opening to restore appearance and help direct water or ice into cups. It replaces a cracked, faded, or damaged dispenser trim for a cleaner dispense area. What it does:

• Replaces damaged or faded dispenser trim for a neat, finished look
• Helps guide water and ice into containers and protects underlying components
• Reduces drafts and light from the dispenser opening
• Commonly replaced if cracked, warped, or cosmetically worn

• Remove power to the appliance before beginning work to reduce shock risk
• Typically installs with clips or screws—inspect fasteners and the surrounding trim for damage
• Handle carefully to avoid scratching the finish during installation