General Electric Refrigerator Housing Or Cover

The Electromechanical Icemaker Kit is an OEM replacement part for GE refrigerators. It includes the ice maker assembly components responsible for harvesting, ejecting, and monitoring the ice-making process.

Symptoms of a faulty electromechanical kit include: 

• Ice not being produced or dispensing properly
• The ice maker failing to turn on or stop automatically
• Strange noises emanating from the ice maker

Causes can be worn parts like the ejector assembly or drive motor, as well as electrical malfunctions. Continued use puts wear on components that regulate ice production.

This OEM GE replacement part is also compatible with Hotpoint, RCA, and some Kenmore models. Replace yours today for reliable ice on demand.

The Dispenser Housing Shield is an OEM part for GE refrigerators. This component plays a crucial role in protecting the internal mechanisms of the water and ice dispenser from damage and contamination. It ensures that the dispenser operates efficiently and maintains hygiene standards by shielding the delicate internal parts from debris and moisture.

Causes of a bad dispenser housing shield can include wear and tear over time, physical damage from excessive force or mishandling, or exposure to moisture that leads to material degradation. Regular inspection and maintenance can help in identifying issues before they affect the dispenser's functionality.

Symptoms of a bad dispenser housing shield include:

• Water or ice leakage from the dispenser area
• Visible cracks or damage to the shield
• Poor water or ice flow
• Contamination of dispensed water or ice

This GE replacement part is also compatible with Hotpoint, RCA, and some Kenmore models.

The Solenoid Valve Kit is an OEM part for GE refrigerators. This kit includes the solenoid valve, which is responsible for regulating the flow of refrigerant in the cooling system.

Causes of a bad solenoid valve kit include electrical malfunctions, physical damage, refrigerant leaks, or general wear and tear over time.

Symptoms of a faulty solenoid valve kit:

• Refrigerator not cooling properly or not maintaining consistent temperatures
• Compressor running constantly or cycling too frequently
• Frost buildup or ice accumulation in the freezer compartment

This GE replacement part is also compatible with Hotpoint, RCA, and some Kenmore refrigerator models. 

The Ice Crusher Housing is an OEM part for GE refrigerators. This part provies a protective enclosure that ensures the ice is crushed efficiently and safely before being dispensed.

Causes of a bad ice crusher housing can include wear and tear from regular use, damage from ice jams or foreign objects, and exposure to temperature fluctuations.  

Symptoms of a bad ice crusher housing include:

• Ice not being crushed properly
• Ice jams or blockages in the dispenser
• Leaks or cracks in the housing
• Unusual noises during the ice crushing process

This OEM GE part is also compatible with Hotpoint, RCA, and some Kenmore models.

This air inlet cover assembly fits over the duct where cold air enters the fresh food compartment. It shields the opening and guides airflow to help maintain even cooling and reduce cold blasts directly in front of the vent. What it does:

• Covers and protects the air inlet opening between the freezer and fresh food sections
• Helps direct and diffuse cold air entering the refrigerator compartment
• Supports consistent temperatures by promoting proper airflow
• Replace if the cover is cracked, warped, missing, or won't stay secured—issues that can lead to uneven cooling or items freezing near the vent

• One air inlet cover assembly

• Disconnect power to the refrigerator before servicing
• Remove shelves/drawers as needed to access the vent on the fresh food back wall
• Remove mounting screws or release tabs to take off the old cover; transfer any reusable insulation or clips from the original if present
• Seat and secure the new cover; ensure the damper area is unobstructed before restoring power

The Housing Shield Dispenser is an OEM replacement part for GE refrigerators. It is designed to cover and protect the dispenser housing to safeguard against spills, debris, and other external factors that could compromise the dispenser's interior.

A bad housing shield dispenser can occur due to wear and tear over time or damage caused by mishandling or accidents. If you notice symptoms such as leaks, dispenser malfunctions, or difficulty in dispensing water or ice, it may indicate a need to replace the housing shield dispenser.

Symptoms of a bad housing shield dispenser include:

• Leaks or drips from the dispenser area
• Inconsistent or insufficient dispensing of water or ice
• Difficulty in operating or using the dispenser

Restore your refrigerator's dispenser by replacing the faulty housing shield dispenser with this genuine OEM part.

This GE part can also be used on Hotpoint, RCA, and Kenmore/Sears appliances. 
 

This orifice fan assembly is the replacement airflow/orifice component that helps the appliance regulate flow through the burner/vent area for more consistent operation. It restores proper function when the original assembly is worn or damaged. What it does:

• Directs and meters airflow through the appliance's orifice/fan area to support stable operation
• Can resolve weak or uneven heating, inconsistent flame or burner performance, and airflow-related symptoms
• Helps reduce abnormal noises or vibration tied to a damaged orifice or assembly
• Works as the OEM-design replacement to restore original fit and function

• Disconnect power to the appliance before starting work; for gas appliances also shut off the gas supply
• Handle the assembly carefully to avoid bending or damaging the orifice; use appropriate hand tools
• Reinstall using OEM hardware and follow the manufacturer's service instructions where available

This dispenser housing shield is the outer stainless trim piece that fits around the refrigerator dispenser to restore appearance and protect internal dispenser components. It gives the dispenser a finished look and helps channel dispensed water and ice. What it does:

• Covers and protects dispenser controls and internal dispenser components from spills and debris
• Provides a finished stainless trim around the dispenser area for improved appearance
• Helps direct water and ice from the dispenser to the user, reducing splash
• Replaces a dented, scratched, or corroded dispenser face for a like-new look

• One dispenser housing shield (stainless)

• Disconnect power to the appliance before starting any repair
• May require removal of the dispenser bezel or door panel—keep fasteners and trim organized
• Handle gently to avoid scratching the stainless finish during installation

This EDC top enclosure is the top housing piece that covers and protects the oven/range electronic control (EDC) and related wiring. It keeps the control area secure and helps prevent spills or debris from reaching the electronics. What it does

• Covers and protects the electronic control assembly and wiring from spills, grease, and physical damage
• Provides the mounting surface and alignment for control components and user interface parts
• Helps maintain a neat, finished appearance for the control panel area
• Common symptom: cracked, warped, missing, or damaged housing that exposes controls or allows moisture in

• One EDC top enclosure housing

• Always disconnect power to the appliance before starting any repair
• Handle control electronics carefully; avoid touching circuit board components or connectors
• Use basic hand tools to remove the existing housing; note screw locations for reassembly
• If screws or clips are damaged or missing, replace them to ensure a secure fit

This dispenser housing shield covers the refrigerator dispenser opening to restore appearance and help direct water or ice into cups. It replaces a cracked, faded, or damaged dispenser trim for a cleaner dispense area. What it does:

• Replaces damaged or faded dispenser trim for a neat, finished look
• Helps guide water and ice into containers and protects underlying components
• Reduces drafts and light from the dispenser opening
• Commonly replaced if cracked, warped, or cosmetically worn

• Remove power to the appliance before beginning work to reduce shock risk
• Typically installs with clips or screws—inspect fasteners and the surrounding trim for damage
• Handle carefully to avoid scratching the finish during installation