General Electric Refrigerator Grille

This grille base is the lower trim panel that covers the refrigerator kickplate area, restoring a finished look and protecting internal components from dust and debris. It helps keep the cabinet area tidy and improves airflow control at the base. What it does:

• Replaces a cracked, broken, or missing lower trim panel that leaves the kickplate exposed
• Protects condenser area, wiring, and components from dust, dirt, and accidental contact
• Restores proper fit and appearance to the refrigerator's lower front
• Helps maintain intended air path at the base for efficient cabinet clearance

• One grille base (lower trim panel) as shown

• Disconnect power to the appliance before attempting service
• Typically secures with clips and/or screws—align tabs and press or fasten until seated
• Inspect adjacent trim and fasteners; replace any damaged clips for a secure fit

This grille base covers and protects the lower front of the appliance while keeping the area under the unit looking finished. It restores proper airflow routing and prevents debris from getting into the base area. What it does

• Covers the lower front of the appliance to improve appearance and protect internal components.
• Helps direct airflow under the unit for proper ventilation.
• Prevents debris, dust, and small objects from entering the base area.
• Replaces a cracked, broken, loose, or missing grille that leaves gaps at the unit front.

• Disconnect power to the appliance before starting any work.
• Typically installs with fasteners and/or retention clips; save removed hardware for reassembly.
• Inspect adjacent trim and clips and replace if damaged to ensure a secure fit.

A replacement toe kick panel that restores the finished lower front of a refrigerator and helps protect internal components from dust and debris. Fits under the refrigerator cabinet to maintain a clean, finished appearance. What it does:

• Covers and protects the refrigerator's lower cabinet area and components from dirt and damage
• Helps maintain a finished look at the base of the appliance after panel removal or damage
• Prevents small objects from rolling under the appliance and into vents or components
• Matches factory fit and mounting points for secure attachment

• One toe kick panel

• Turn off power to the appliance before attempting removal or installation to avoid electrical hazards
• Remove the existing panel by releasing clips or fasteners; align new panel and secure with factory fasteners
• Use care to avoid damaging surrounding trim or finish during installation
• Replace missing or damaged clips or mounting hardware with OEM-equivalent parts for a proper fit

A front rail assembly that secures and guides the refrigerator door shelf, restoring proper shelf support and alignment. Replaces a damaged or cracked front rail to help shelves sit level and hold items securely. What it does:

• Replaces a broken, cracked or worn front shelf rail to restore shelf stability
• Provides a secure mounting edge so door bins and shelves stay aligned
• Helps eliminate shelf wobble, slippage, or dropped items caused by a damaged rail
• Matches OEM fit to maintain correct spacing and function of the door storage

• One front rail assembly as shown

• High-level replacement — remove the door shelf/bin to access and swap the front rail
• Use basic hand tools; support the shelf during removal to avoid dropping contents
• Disconnect power only if working near electrical components; otherwise no wiring changes required
• Follow OEM instructions and wear gloves to avoid sharp edges

This 36-inch toe kick replaces the lower front panel on compatible refrigerators to restore a finished appearance and protect the cabinet base from dirt and debris. It covers and secures the area beneath the grille for a clean look. What it does

• Covers the lower front of the appliance to hide internal components and improve appearance.
• Helps keep debris, dust and small objects out of the cabinet cavity under the fridge.
• Secures the base grille area and reduces drafts at the appliance floor.
• Common symptoms: cracked, warped, loose or missing toe kick panels; visible gaps or exposed lower components.

• One 36-inch toe kick panel.

• High-level: typically installs from the front by aligning tabs and snapping or fastening into place; some models require removing the base grille first.
• Use basic hand tools as needed; keep track of any clips or screws removed during service.
• Safety-first: turn off and unplug the appliance before working in the lower cabinet area when accessing internal components.