General Electric Plug Or Insert

Reversible door plug fills unused mounting holes when switching refrigerator door swing direction. Replaces broken or missing plugs for a finished look.

This plug button is a small snap-in cap used on refrigerators to cover exposed holes on door handles, liners, or trim. It restores a clean, finished look while helping keep dust and moisture out of the cabinet.

• Snaps into a screw or access hole on a handle, liner, or trim panel
• Covers fasteners and gaps for a clean, finished appearance
• Helps block dirt and moisture from open holes
• Typical symptoms: missing cap, broken or loose plug, visible screw hole or cosmetic gap

• Unplug the appliance before servicing and use caution around sharp edges
• Align the plug with the hole and press straight in by hand until fully seated and flush
• For handle screw holes, tighten fasteners first, then install the cap
• Avoid using metal tools on finished surfaces to prevent scratches

A replacement reversible plug door that covers and protects the appliance power inlet while letting the cord exit left or right for tidy cord routing. Restores a clean back panel appearance and helps keep the power connection protected from debris. What it does:

• Covers the power inlet opening to protect the plug and inlet from dust and debris.
• Reversible design lets you route the power cord to either side to fit against the wall.
• Helps keep the cord tucked close to the appliance so the unit can sit flush with cabinetry or walls.
• Replace when the door is cracked, broken, missing, or no longer holds the plug securely.

• Always unplug the appliance before starting any repair or inspection.
• May require access to the rear panel; check your owner's manual for disassembly steps.
• Check orientation before finalizing installation to ensure correct left/right cord routing.

Exterior drain plug seals the freezer's drain opening. Replaces cracked, broken, or missing plugs to prevent leaks and maintain a watertight seal.

Black plug button that covers unused control openings on your dryer control panel. Replace when cracked, broken, missing, or worn to restore a finished look.

Insulating thimble that cushions and centers push button or plug terminals in your refrigerator. Replace if cracked, worn, or missing to restore fit.

Plastic plug that covers unused screw holes on dryer panels for a clean appearance. Replace when cracked, missing, or worn to protect openings.

White plastic plug button insert for refrigerator door panels. Replaces cracked, broken, or missing decorative plug covers on cabinet surfaces.

White plastic plug button for refrigerator. Covers screw holes or unused openings in cabinet panels. Replace when cracked, broken, or missing.

This is a snap-in plug button used to replace a missing or damaged control panel or trim cap on compatible GE appliances. It restores a finished look and helps keep the underlying fastener or opening covered. What it does:

• Covers and protects a small access hole or fastener opening on the appliance surface
• Snaps into place to hold trim panels or control overlays secure
• Replaces worn, cracked, or missing buttons that affect appearance or allow debris entry
• Common symptom: visible hole or loose/missing plug on control panel or exterior trim

• One plug button

• Snap-in installation; press firmly into the opening until fully seated
• No tools typically required; use a soft cloth to protect finish while pressing
• If the surrounding area is damaged or warped, part may not seat correctly
• Disconnect power to appliance before working near energized controls or panels

Replacement plug button for refrigerator shelves. Installs into shelf holes to cover unused plug openings. Order when original is cracked, missing, or broken.

Replacement plug button insert for refrigerator shelves. Installs into shelf frame holes to cover openings and provide finished appearance. Needed when original inserts are cracked, broken, missing, or damaged.

Seals the unused drum light opening in your dryer cabinet. Replace if missing, cracked, or brittle to contain lint and protect internal components.