General Electric Insulation, Sound Dampening Parts

This inner door foam panel restores the insulating barrier inside a refrigerator/freezer door to help maintain proper temperatures and improve efficiency. Fits behind the inner door liner where original insulation has deteriorated or been removed. What it does:

• Replaces collapsed or missing door insulation that can allow warm air into the cabinet
• Helps reduce frost buildup and excessive compressor runtime caused by poor door insulation
• Restores the designed thermal barrier to improve temperature stability
• Used when insulating foam is torn, water-damaged, or missing after repairs

• One inner door foam insulation panel

• Disconnect power to the appliance before starting any repair
• Installation typically requires removing the inner door liner; keep screws and fasteners organized
• Handle insulation carefully to avoid tearing; use appropriate adhesive or retainer clips if the OEM design requires them

This side insulation panel fits inside the refrigerator cabinet to help maintain internal temperature and reduce heat transfer. It supports efficient cooling and helps prevent excess frost and condensation when installed correctly. What it does:

• Provides thermal barrier between cabinet wall and interior to help maintain set temperatures
• Helps reduce condensation and frost buildup on the cabinet wall
• Supports overall cooling efficiency and consistent compartment temperatures
• Useful when damaged, missing, or compressed insulation is causing uneven cooling or frost

• One side insulation panel

• Disconnect power to the appliance before servicing to avoid shock or injury
• Remove exterior panels and shelves as needed to access the insulation; handle gently to avoid tearing
• Reinstall insulation flush to the cabinet; secure any clips or adhesive per OEM diagram
• If adhesive backing is present, align carefully before pressing; discard and replace if insulation is wet or contaminated

This door insulation replaces the foam insert that helps keep the refrigerator or freezer door properly insulated, improving temperature stability and reducing energy loss. Fits behind the interior door panel. What it does

• Replaces damaged or compressed door foam that can allow cold air to escape
• Helps restore proper temperature retention and reduce frost or condensation on door surfaces
• Matches OEM shape to fit behind the door inner panel

• One door insulation piece as shown

• Disconnect power to the appliance before starting any repair
• Installation typically requires removing the interior door panel and carefully positioning the foam insert; keep clips/screws for reassembly
• Handle the foam gently to avoid tearing; use appropriate trim or adhesive only if specified by the OEM

Spark module insulation is a replacement insulator pad that protects the cooktop's spark/ignition module from heat, moisture and abrasion. It helps preserve reliable ignition and prevents premature module damage. What it does:

• Cushions and isolates the spark/ignition module from surrounding components to reduce heat transfer.
• Helps prevent moisture or food debris from contacting the module and ignition wiring.
• Reduces the chance of arcing or shorting caused by damaged or worn insulation.
• Common symptoms when this part fails: intermittent sparks, ignition problems, visible burned or degraded insulation near the module.

• Always disconnect power to the appliance and shut off the gas supply before beginning work.
• Handle the pad gently to avoid tearing; position it exactly as the original to ensure proper protection.
• Avoid contact with ignition wires and module pins; reassemble panels and connections securely.

This top cabinet insulation pad replaces the foam insulation in the refrigerator's upper cabinet to help reduce heat transfer and minimize frost buildup around the freezer compartment. It restores the original thermal barrier for consistent cooling performance. What it does:

• Replaces worn or damaged top-cabinet insulation that can let heat into the freezer area
• Helps reduce frost accumulation and relieves added compressor workload from heat gain
• Restores the appliance's designed thermal barrier for more even internal temperatures
• Fits into the cabinet ceiling area above the freezer compartment

• Disconnect power to the appliance before beginning any service
• Access usually requires removing interior liners, shelves, or the evaporator cover
• Handle insulation gently; avoid compressing or tearing the foam during installation
• Secure in original orientation and location; follow OEM fasteners or adhesive points

This oven cavity insulation panel helps reduce heat loss and protect surrounding components for more even baking and safer exterior temperatures. It replaces worn or damaged insulation to restore proper thermal performance. What it does:

• Provides thermal barrier between the oven cavity and outer cabinet to help maintain oven temperature
• Reduces heat transfer to adjacent components and exterior surfaces
• Helps the oven reach and hold set temperatures more efficiently
• Commonly replaced when insulation is burned, torn, compressed, or missing

• One oven cavity insulation panel

• Disconnect power and gas before starting any repair
• Access may require removing the oven door, back panel, or cooktop per your model's service manual
• Wear gloves and a dust mask; insulation fibers can irritate skin and lungs
• Follow OEM instructions and torque specifications

This oven insulation blanket fits behind the oven cavity liner to help retain heat, improve cooking performance, and reduce heat transfer to the outer cabinet. It's a direct-replacement insulating layer for affected ranges. What it does:

• Replaces worn or damaged insulation that can allow heat loss or uneven cooking
• Helps maintain proper oven temperature by reducing heat escape from the cavity
• Lowers exterior panel temperatures by providing thermal barrier
• Reduces stress on oven components caused by excessive heat exposure

• Disconnect power to the appliance and allow the oven to fully cool before beginning
• Remove oven door and/or access panels as required to reach the cavity; follow factory service instructions
• Handle insulation carefully; avoid compressing or tearing the material during installation