General Electric Refrigerator Cap Or Cover

Freezer door, black.

A replacement bottom door cap that restores the finished edge and support at the lower corner of the appliance door. Keeps the door looking complete and helps protect the hinge area from damage. What it does

• Covers and protects the bottom edge of the door for a finished appearance
• Helps shield the hinge/mount area from wear and debris
• Replaces cracked, broken, or missing bottom cap pieces
• Improves door fit and prevents snagging from a damaged trim piece

• One bottom door cap (white)

• Unplug the appliance or shut off power before starting work
• Remove any screws or retainers holding the old cap and snap the new cap into place
• Handle trim pieces gently to avoid breaking adjacent clips or tabs

A replacement top cover that restores the finished look and protects the refrigerator cabinet top. Keeps the upper cabinet edge concealed and helps prevent dust and debris from collecting on top surfaces. What it does

• Covers the refrigerator top edge and conceals gaps for a clean, finished appearance
• Protects the cabinet top from dust, spills and minor impacts
• Restores missing or damaged trim after repair or removal
• Matches the original fit and mounting points for a simple cosmetic replacement

• Disconnect power to the appliance before installing to avoid injury
• Use basic hand tools to remove retained fasteners or clips from the old cover
• Align cover tabs with cabinet openings and press or fasten into place; avoid forcing parts

White

This white door corner cap covers and protects the exposed corner of a refrigerator/freezer door, restoring a finished look and preventing further wear. It's a simple cosmetic replacement that keeps the door edge neat and protected. What it does:

• Covers damaged, cracked, or missing door corner for improved appearance
• Protects the door edge from chips, dings, and contact wear
• Hides exposed hardware or rough edges that can catch on clothing
• Helps maintain a consistent door seal area by replacing worn corner trim

• Snap-on replacement; may require gently prying off the old cap with a flat tool
• No wiring or electrical disconnect typically required, but unplug appliance if working near electrical components
• Inspect surrounding trim and hinge for damage while replacing the cap
• If cap does not seat easily, check for obstructions or broken mounting tabs before forcing