General Electric Refrigerator Insulation, Sound Dampening Parts

This foam insulation wraps the refrigerator's water reservoir to reduce sweating and help prevent freezing, keeping dispenser flow consistent and the fresh food compartment dry. Replace if the original insulation is torn, crushed, or missing. What it does:

• Insulates the water reservoir to help maintain a stable temperature
• Helps prevent the reservoir from freezing, which can slow or stop dispenser flow
• Reduces condensation that can drip or puddle inside the refrigerator
• Restores proper cushioning and protection around the tank

• 1 foam insulation piece for the water tank

• Unplug the refrigerator and shut off the water supply before servicing
• Remove shelves/drawers to access the water reservoir area
• Carefully remove the old insulation; avoid stressing or puncturing the reservoir and tubing
• Fit the new foam snugly around the tank, reassemble, restore power/water, and check for leaks and dispenser flow

This foam duct channels and insulates airflow inside the refrigerator, helping maintain even temperatures between compartments. Replace a torn, deformed, or missing duct to restore proper airflow and reduce warm spots, condensation, and inefficient cooling.

• Directs chilled air through the vent path for consistent cooling
• Helps seal the air passage to prevent leaks and temperature swings
• Failure can present as weak airflow, warm fresh food section, or frost/condensation near vents
• Visible damage such as crumbling, tearing, or misshaping indicates the duct should be replaced

• Disconnect power to the refrigerator before servicing
• Remove interior shelves/drawers and the relevant liner panel to access the duct; take a reference photo
• Carefully lift out the old foam, clean debris, and press the new duct fully into place so it seats and seals around the vents
• Reinstall panels and shelves, restore power, and allow up to 24 hours for temperatures to normalize

This foam insulation tube slips over refrigerator tubing to help reduce condensation and protect lines from moisture and minor abrasion. It's a simple replacement that restores padding and prevents dripping in affected areas. What it does:

• Insulates exposed tubing to reduce surface condensation and water buildup
• Cushions lines to help prevent chafing and minor damage
• Helps maintain a dry cabinet area by limiting drips from sweating lines
• Useful when original insulation is torn, compressed, or missing

• Disconnect power to the appliance before servicing; follow all safety guidelines
• Slide the foam sleeve over the tubing; trim to fit with a sharp blade if necessary
• Replace any damaged or brittle tubing discovered during install
• Do not use if foam is melted, charred, or contaminated

This foam insulation for the refrigerator manifold helps reduce heat transfer and condensation around the refrigerant/water manifold, improving temperature stability and preventing unwanted frost buildup in the cabinet area. What it does:

• Wraps and insulates the refrigerator manifold and nearby tubing to limit heat gain and condensation
• Helps maintain consistent cooling performance by reducing thermal interference with the manifold
• Reduces risk of localized frost or moisture buildup that can affect nearby components
• Be needed if existing insulation is torn, compressed, missing, or water-damaged

• Disconnect power to the appliance before servicing to avoid electrical shock
• Remove shelves, panels, or drawers as needed for access; keep track of fasteners
• Replace damaged insulation carefully to ensure full coverage of the manifold and tubing; trim if necessary for a snug fit
• If adhesive backing is present, press firmly to secure; do not block airflow or pinch tubing

This left-side evaporator baffle directs cold-air flow inside the freezer compartment to help even cooling and reduce frost buildup. It replaces a cracked or missing baffle to restore proper airflow and compartment temperature balance. What it does:

• Channels airflow from the evaporator to distribute cold evenly through the freezer
• Helps prevent localized frost buildup by guiding return air across the coil
• Restores proper compartment temperatures if cooling is uneven or items thaw in spots
• Stops rattling or loose-panel noise caused by a broken or loose baffle

• Disconnect power to the appliance before starting any repair
• Remove shelving and access panels as needed; handle plastic parts gently to avoid cracking
• Avoid touching the evaporator coil or refrigerant lines; wear gloves to protect hands
• Inspect and address defrost components or heaters if exposed or damaged

This insulation mullion is the foam insert used in the vertical mullion between refrigerator doors to reduce heat transfer and help keep the cabinet cold. It restores proper thermal insulation to improve efficiency and reduce frost buildup. What it does:

• Fills the vertical mullion cavity to block warm air from entering the cabinet
• Helps maintain consistent internal temperature and reduce compressor runtime
• Can reduce or prevent frost and moisture buildup in the door area when installed correctly
• Supports proper door seal alignment by occupying the mullion space

• One insulation mullion piece as shown

• Disconnect power to the appliance before starting any repairs
• Remove the mullion trim/panel per manufacturer instructions to access the cavity
• Handle the foam carefully to avoid compressing or tearing; slide or place into the mullion cavity evenly
• Reinstall trim securely and check door alignment and gasket contact after replacement