General Electric Refrigerator Air Duct Or Vent

This lower tower air filter keeps refrigerator air circulating through the fresh-food compartment and helps reduce common odors. It replaces the worn or clogged lower section of the tower air assembly to restore proper airflow. What it does:

• Filters and directs air through the lower tower to help maintain fresh-smelling interior air
• Helps prevent poor airflow and uneven cooling linked to a clogged tower section
• Operates as the lower half of the refrigerator air tower assembly where applicable

• Disconnect power before servicing the refrigerator to avoid shock or injury
• Remove the interior tower cover/panels as required to access the lower filter section
• Align tabs and gently snap the lower filter into the tower housing; ensure a secure fit

This vertical vent duct is a direct-replacement exhaust channel that routes hot, moist air from the appliance to the home vent, helping maintain proper airflow and reduce moisture or heat buildup around the unit. What it does

• Channels exhaust air from the appliance to the household vent line.
• Helps prevent exhaust air from leaking into the room and reduces backflow.
• Common symptoms it can address: long drying cycles, excess humidity or heat near the appliance, and visible exhaust escaping into the room.
• Fits into the appliance's existing vent connection to restore correct airflow.

• Turn off and disconnect power (and gas, if applicable) before servicing.
• Verify the existing vent path is clear and the duct orientation matches appliance connections.
• Use basic hand tools; avoid crushing or kinking the duct during installation.

This vent tube routes air or drain flow inside the refrigerator, helping maintain proper circulation and drainage in affected compartments. It replaces a worn, cracked, or clogged vent tube to restore normal airflow or drainage. What it does:

• Directs airflow or condensation safely through internal channels to prevent pooling or reduced circulation
• Helps clear minor blockages that can cause uneven cooling or water buildup
• Restores the intended airflow path after damage, cracks, or deformation
• Compatible with the refrigerator's existing mounting points and hose connections when the correct OEM part is used

• Disconnect power (and water supply if applicable) before servicing the appliance
• Remove the appropriate access panels to reach the vent tube; keep track of clips and fasteners
• Inspect surrounding seals and channels; replace or clean as needed to ensure proper function