General Electric Refrigerator Touch Pad

This nameplate recess assembly is the door trim piece that holds and protects the appliance's exterior nameplate, restoring a clean, finished appearance and securing the emblem area. What it does

• Replaces a cracked, broken, or warped recess that can let the nameplate sit loose or appear misaligned
• Provides a stable mounting surface so the nameplate stays flush with the door
• Restores the original cosmetic finish and helps prevent debris buildup behind the nameplate
• Fits the factory location and matches the appliance's exterior trim color

• One nameplate recess assembly (black)

• Disconnect power to the appliance before beginning any door or panel work
• Removal typically requires taking off the door or outer panel and removing fasteners; keep track of small clips and screws
• Use non-marring tools to avoid scratching the door finish; test-fit before final fastening

This recessed nameplate pocket replaces a damaged or missing nameplate mounting area on the appliance door, restoring the recessed cavity that holds the model/serial label and keeps it flush with the surface. It improves appearance and secures the nameplate. What it does

• Provides the recessed cavity that holds and protects the appliance nameplate or label.
• Restores a flush, finished mounting area after cracks, breaks, or missing trim around the nameplate.
• Helps prevent the nameplate from catching or peeling by keeping it seated in the pocket.
• Fits into the existing opening and re-establishes a neat appearance for the door or panel.

• One nameplate recess assembly (single replacement piece).

• High-level replacement: remove the door/panel trim or hardware as needed to access the damaged recess; install the new recess into the factory opening.
• Use basic hand tools; fasteners or clips may be required if present — only what is shown in the OEM diagram ships.
• Keep fingers clear of sharp edges; wear gloves if needed and avoid forceful prying that can crack surrounding trim.

A molded nameplate recess assembly that secures and frames the appliance model/serial/nameplate for a clean, protected display. Restores a flush, finished appearance where the nameplate sits. What it does:

• Holds and protects the appliance nameplate so model and serial information stays visible and secure
• Keeps the nameplate flush with the cabinet to prevent snagging or peeling
• Replaces cracked, broken, or missing nameplate pockets that expose the label
• Helps maintain a finished exterior look on the appliance

• One nameplate recess assembly

• Disconnect power and empty nearby shelves before starting to avoid injury
• Typically secures with clips or screws; align tabs and snap or fasten into place
• Inspect adjoining trim and nameplate for damage; replace nameplate separately if needed

This nameplate recess assembly is a molded trim piece that holds and protects the fridge nameplate while keeping the exterior surface flush and finished. It restores the factory look and secures the identification plate. What it does

• Provides a recessed mounting area to hold the refrigerator nameplate securely in place
• Replaces cracked, broken, warped, or missing recesses that allow the nameplate to rattle or sit unevenly
• Restores a flush, finished appearance to the cabinet front or door trim
• Helps prevent the nameplate from snagging or catching on clothing and handles

• One nameplate recess assembly (white)

• Disconnect power to the appliance before starting work to avoid injury while accessing trim areas
• Typically installs with snap clips or screws; remove adjacent trim or the nameplate first as needed
• No electrical connections; handle plastic trim carefully to avoid cracking
• If clips are damaged, replace them to ensure a secure fit