General Electric Insulation, Sound Dampening Parts

This block foam control regulates foam buildup in the appliance chassis, helping manage moisture and detergent residue so the unit runs more reliably and avoids sensor/valve interference. It's a direct-replacement service part. What it does:

• Provides a mounting and control surface to limit foam buildup in the dispenser/chassis area
• Helps prevent foam from reaching sensors, valves, or other components that can cause erratic operation
• Used when repeated foam-related issues, soap oversudsing, or dispenser leakage affect performance
• Matches OEM form and fit to restore the original foam-management function

• One block foam control

• Refer to your service manual for exact removal and replacement steps for safety and proper routing
• Disconnect power before servicing to avoid electrical shock or accidental startup
• Handle carefully to avoid damage to mounting tabs or adjacent components
• Inspect nearby seals, hoses, and dispensers while replacing this part and replace if worn

This styrofoam evaporator insulator fits behind the freezer evaporator to help control airflow and reduce unwanted frost buildup. It helps maintain consistent temperatures and keeps the evaporator cavity better insulated. What it does

• Provides thermal insulation behind the evaporator to reduce heat transfer and limit frost accumulation.
• Directs airflow around the evaporator area for more even cooling performance.
• Helps reduce cycling and run-time caused by excessive frost or uneven cooling.
• Common symptom fixes: excessive frost or ice on the back wall, inconsistent freezer temperatures, or longer-than-normal compressor run times.

• One styrofoam evaporator insulator as pictured.

• Disconnect power to the appliance before servicing to avoid electrical shock.
• Remove/remove freezer panels and the evaporator cover as required to access the evaporator; retain screws and fasteners.
• Fit the insulator around/behind the evaporator per OEM orientation; avoid compressing or tearing the styrofoam.
• Take care not to damage the evaporator fins or tubing during installation; if adhesive or clips are used, replace or secure them as needed.

This foam block fits around the refrigerator evaporator to insulate and stabilize the evaporator assembly, helping reduce vibration and limit unwanted air flow for more consistent cooling performance. What it does

• Provides cushioning and vibration dampening for the evaporator assembly.
• Helps seal gaps around the evaporator to support proper airflow and temperature control.
• Reduces rattle and noise caused by contact between the evaporator and surrounding cabinet parts.
• Supports correct evaporator placement to prevent ice buildup from air leaks.

• Disconnect power to the appliance before starting any repair.
• Handle the foam gently to avoid tearing; position it as shown in the evaporator area or OEM diagram.
• Use only OEM-recommended clips or fasteners; do not rely on solvents or non-approved adhesives unless specified by the manufacturer.