General Electric Refrigerator Spring Parts

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 Door Recess Spring is an OEM replacement part for GE side-by-side refrigerators. It sits within the icemaker door frame to control movement and allow smooth closing/opening of the access point.

Causes of a bad icemaker door recess spring include wear and tear of thin metal coils repeatedly compressing over many years of filling cycles. Exposure to humidity intrusions from melting ice accumulates oxidation shortening spring elasticity. 

Symptoms of a bad icemaker door recess spring include: 

• Difficulty opening and shutting the icemaker access door securely
• Excessive slamming noise caused by abrupt closing
• Sagging or improper alignment of the door against the frame  
• Struggles retaining positioning of the transparent plastic doorway

This genuine GE replacement spring is compatible with Hotpoint, RCA and Kenmore models.

The Dispenser Arm Spring is an OEM part for GE refrigerators. This spring is a crucial component that helps control the movement of the dispenser arm, ensuring it returns to its original position after use. It plays a key role in the functionality of the ice and water dispenser, allowing for smooth operation and consistent performance. Please note the springs are sold individually.

Causes of a bad Dispenser Arm Spring can include wear and tear from frequent use, corrosion due to moisture exposure, or accidental damage from excessive force. A malfunctioning spring can lead to operational issues with the dispenser.

Symptoms of a bad Dispenser Arm Spring include:

• The dispenser arm not returning to its resting position
• Difficulty or resistance when using the dispenser
• Unusual noises during the dispenser operation
• Inconsistent dispensing of ice or water

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

The Door Closure Spring is an OEM replacement part for GE refrigerators. It provides balanced tension to assist the door hinges and latch mechanism in securely closing the refrigerator door. The spring helps the door shut fully while preventing it from slamming closed abruptly.  

Symptoms of a bad door closure spring include:

• The door not latching securely or remaining slightly ajar    
• Difficulty closing the door fully without assistance
• Increased thermal loss as the door does not seal tightly
• Risk of food items falling out from an open door position   

Causes of failure include metal fatigue from prolonged use. Springs can also weaken from mineral buildup over many years of repeated openings and closings. 

This OEM GE replacement spring is also compatible with models including GE, Monogram, and select Kenmore units. 

The Spring Closure is an OEM part for GE refrigerators. This spring aids in the automatic closing of the refrigerator door, ensuring it seals tightly after each use to maintain optimal internal temperatures.

Causes of a bad spring closure can include regular wear and tear, corrosion due to moisture, or accidental damage that compromises its function.

Symptoms of a bad spring closure include:

• The refrigerator door not closing completely or staying ajar
• Difficulty in opening or closing the door smoothly
• Increased energy consumption as cold air escapes
• Frost buildup around the door seal area

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

The Ice Deflector Spring is an OEM replacement part for GE refrigerators. This spring is a crucial component of the ice dispensing system, specifically in selecting between crushed and whole ice cubes. It is designed to always force the diverter back in a way that the cubes get crushed. When whole cubes are selected, the solenoid pulls the lever against the spring’s tension to shift the configuration, allowing cubes to bypass the crusher blades.

Causes for a malfunctioning Ice Deflector Spring can include wear and tear from regular use, corrosion due to constant exposure to moisture, or mechanical failure that prevents it from effectively reverting the diverter to the crushed ice configuration.

Symptoms of a bad Ice Deflector Spring include:

• The ice dispenser only dispensing whole cubes, even when crushed ice is selected
• The diverter not returning to the crushed ice configuration
• Unusual sounds during the ice dispensing process
• The need for manual intervention to get crushed ice

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

Spring should have GOLD color.

This spring restores the return tension on the refrigerator's dispenser recess door so it closes properly after use. Replacing a weak or broken spring helps keep the dispenser area tidy and operating as intended.

• Provides the closing force for the dispenser recess door
• Helps reduce warm air and moisture entering the dispenser area when the door is at rest
• Replaces a stretched, bent, or broken spring
• Common signs: door won't close on its own, sags open, or feels loose/floppy

• Disconnect power and shut off water before servicing the dispenser
• Use caution—spring is under tension; wear eye protection and gloves
• Note orientation and pre-load during removal; transfer the new spring exactly as found
• Operate the door by hand to ensure smooth return before reassembling trim

This closure spring restores the return tension for a linked flap or door in the refrigerator, allowing it to close securely after use. Replacing a fatigued or broken spring helps maintain a proper seal and smooth operation.

• Provides torsion force to return the connected component to its closed/rest position
• Helps maintain sealing to reduce air leaks, frost, or moisture around the opening
• A weak, stretched, or broken spring may leave a flap/door ajar or slow to close
• Can contribute to rattling, poor sealing, or intermittent operation of the linked mechanism

• Disconnect power to the appliance before servicing; wear gloves and eye protection
• Note the spring's routing, leg orientation, and preload; take a photo before removal
• Use needle-nose pliers to control spring tension and avoid pinch points
• After installation, cycle the mechanism to ensure smooth movement and full closure

This spring closure is the OEM-style replacement that helps a door or panel return to a closed position smoothly and reduces slack or slamming for improved alignment and operation. It fits the original mounting points and restores the intended closing action. What it does:

• Provides the tension needed to pull a door/panel closed and hold it in place
• Restores consistent closing action when the original spring is worn or broken
• Helps reduce noisy slamming and prevents partial-open gaps that affect seal and alignment
• Works with the door/panel linkage to improve day-to-day usability

• One spring closure

• Turn off power to the appliance or unplug it before starting any repair
• Verify correct orientation and routing before fastening; spring tension can cause sudden movement
• Use appropriate hand tools and eye protection; if the original mounting clips are damaged, replace them as well

This gas shock is a replacement door damper that cushions and supports controlled movement of a refrigerator door or bin for smoother operation and reduced slamming. It helps the door open and close with steady resistance. What it does:

• Provides controlled damping to slow and support door movement
• Reduces door slamming and sudden drops that can stress hinges or shelves
• Helps maintain proper door alignment during normal use
• Restores smooth, predictable opening and closing when the original shock has failed

• Disconnect power to the appliance before starting repairs to avoid electrical hazards.
• Support the door or bin while removing and installing the shock to prevent it from falling.
• Use appropriate hand tools; do not puncture or heat the shock (sealed gas-filled part).

This spring wheel is a replacement plastic pulley used in appliance hinge and tension assemblies to restore smooth movement and proper tension. It helps reduce noise and prevents binding from a worn or broken wheel. What it does:

• Guides and retains the hinge/tension spring for smooth opening and closing motion
• Restores proper tension and alignment when an original wheel is cracked or worn
• Helps eliminate scraping, grinding, or binding noises caused by a damaged wheel
• Keeps moving hinge components from slipping or catching during operation

• One spring wheel (LE022C4 / WR02X11233)

• Disconnect power to the appliance before beginning any repair
• Basic hand tools are typically required; follow the OEM service instructions
• Inspect surrounding hinge/spring components and replace any damaged parts

This is a push-on spring knob used to operate a range or cooktop control shaft, restoring a secure grip and reliable control feel. Fits common GE control stems to replace a worn, cracked, or missing knob. What it does

• Replaces a damaged or missing control knob so you can safely set burner or oven heat levels.
• Provides a firm, spring-loaded fit to help the knob stay centered and prevent slipping.
• Restores tactile feedback for precise temperature or setting selection.
• Helps eliminate spinning or play caused by worn original knobs.

• One spring knob

• Push the knob straight onto the control shaft until it fully seats; no tools typically required.
• Disconnect power or gas supply and follow appliance safety instructions before servicing nearby components.
• If the control shaft is damaged or the knob does not secure properly, stop and inspect the control assembly; do not force the knob.