General Electric Refrigerator Divider Or Deflector

The Door Mullion is an OEM part for GE refrigerators. It is a vertical component that separates the fresh food and freezer compartments, while allowing for the seal and closure of the refrigerator doors.

Causes of a bad door mullion may include physical damage from impact or mishandling, wear and tear over time, or compatibility issues with the specific refrigerator model.

Symptoms that may indicate a need to replace the door mullion include:

• Air leaks or drafts between the fresh food and freezer compartments
• Difficulty in closing or sealing the refrigerator doors properly
• Visible cracks, breaks, or damage to the mullion itself
• Condensation or frost buildup around the mullion area

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

The Mullion (White) is an OEM part for GE refrigerators. This is the vertical strip that helps seal the space between the French doors, ensuring an airtight closure when the doors are shut. 

Causes of a bad mullion can include physical damage from impacts, wear and tear from regular use, or issues with the pivot or hinge mechanisms that allow it to fold and seal properly.  

Symptoms of a bad mullion include:

• Doors not closing properly
• Visible gaps between the French doors
• Increased condensation or frost buildup around the door edges
• Higher energy consumption due to inefficient sealing

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

This is the flip-out center rail for French-door refrigerators. It closes the gap between the fresh food doors to maintain a tight seal, helping keep cold air in and moisture out for consistent cooling. What it does

• Flips into place when both doors close to complete the perimeter seal
• Helps prevent warm-air leaks and condensation between the doors
• Supports proper temperature by reducing air infiltration
• Common symptoms: loose or broken flipper, doors not staying closed, moisture or frost at the center seam

• Includes 1 door mullion (flipper) assembly

• Disconnect power before servicing and clear items from door bins
• Open the doors and carefully release any retaining screws/clips; design varies by model
• Note spring orientation/hinge engagement and transfer any trim as needed
• Ensure the flipper moves freely and snaps closed before restoring power

Color: Black

This 48-inch mullion assembly replaces the vertical center trim on compatible refrigerators to restore fit, finish, and sealing where the fresh-food and freezer doors meet. It helps close visible gaps and keeps the door joint tidy. What it does

• Covers the refrigerator door seam and provides a finished trim between compartments
• Helps maintain a consistent door seal at the center joint to reduce airflow and cold-loss risks
• Replaces cracked, warped, or dented mullion trim that creates visible gaps or misalignment
• Restores proper mounting surface for door gaskets and trim clips when damaged

• Disconnect power before starting and follow for removal steps
• Removal may require removing door trim, clips, or screws—handle plastic clips gently to avoid breakage
• Inspect adjoining gaskets and mounting surfaces and replace any damaged fasteners for best fit
• If the part includes wiring or a heater strip, do not force connectors; match connector types exactly

This is a black French door trim assembly that restores the exterior appearance and proper sealing of compatible French-door refrigerators. It replaces worn or damaged trim to help doors close evenly and maintain a clean, finished look. What it does:

• Replaces damaged or cracked trim on a French-style refrigerator door
• Restores proper edge alignment so doors close and seal more reliably
• Improves cabinet appearance by covering exposed edges and hardware
• Helps prevent drafts and moisture intrusion along the door perimeter

• Intended for appliance technicians or experienced DIYers; disconnect power and empty door before beginning
• Basic hand tools typically required; support the door during removal/installation to avoid strain
• Inspect adjacent seals and hardware while installing; replace any worn gaskets or fasteners separately
• Follow manufacturer instructions for torque and alignment to ensure correct closing and sealing