General Electric Refrigerator Trim

This freezer shelf trim snaps onto the shelf edge to secure the liner/glass and provide a clean front lip in the freezer compartment. Replace a broken or missing trim to restore shelf stability and help keep items in place.

• Attaches to the shelf edge to finish the front and retain the shelf/glass panel
• Helps stabilize the shelf and prevent items from slipping forward
• Common failure signs: cracked, warped, or missing trim; loose shelf edge or shifting glass
• Restores original fit and appearance

• Unplug the refrigerator and remove items from the affected shelf
• Lift out the shelf assembly; handle any glass carefully
• Release the old trim from the tabs and snap the new trim onto the shelf edge evenly
• Allow cold plastic to warm to room temperature to reduce the chance of cracking

This freezer shelf trim replaces a damaged or missing edge piece on the freezer shelf. It attaches to the shelf/frame to provide a finished lip that helps contain items and restores the shelf's original fit and appearance.

• Provides the finished edge on a freezer shelf to help keep items from sliding off
• Attaches to the shelf/frame for a secure, correct fit
• Replace when cracked, warped, loose, or missing
• Common symptoms include a broken or jagged shelf edge, trim that won't stay attached, or items slipping off the shelf

• Unplug the refrigerator and remove items from the affected shelf
• Remove the shelf if needed; release and remove the old trim
• Align the new trim with the shelf/frame and press until fully seated and secure
• Do not force parts together; inspect the shelf/frame for damage before reassembly

This replacement trim fits the dairy compartment on the refrigerator door. It restores a clean, finished look and proper fit of the butter/dairy bin so contents stay organized and the area opens and closes smoothly.

• Attaches to the front edge of the dairy/butter bin on the fresh food door to provide a finished, secure fit
• Replaces cracked, warped, or missing trim that can cause gaps, rattling, or a loose dairy compartment
• Helps keep small items from sliding out when opening/closing the door
• Built to match the original mounting points for straightforward replacement

• Disconnect power to the refrigerator before servicing
• Open the fresh food door; release tabs or remove any retaining screws to take off the old trim
• Align the new trim with the mounting points and snap in or reinstall existing hardware
• Handle plastic tabs carefully and avoid overtightening screws

Color: white. Measures about 17 inches wide by 1 inch deep.

This handle trim cover replaces a worn or damaged door handle end cap to restore a clean, finished look and hide fasteners. It snaps or slides into place on the door handle for a neat appearance. What it does:

• Covers the exposed end of a refrigerator/freezer door handle for a finished appearance
• Hides screws and fasteners to improve aesthetics
• Helps keep dirt and moisture out of the handle cavity
• Suitable when trim is cracked, scratched, faded, or missing

• 1 handle trim cover

• Remove the existing trim or handle before installing
• Align trim with handle end and press or slide into place until it seats securely
• Use basic hand tools; avoid forcing parts to prevent damage
• Disconnect power or follow appliance safety guidance before servicing if applicable

This molded lower door trim restores the finished edge and seal area on the freezer door, improving appearance and helping the door close properly. Fits the lower front edge where the original trim is cracked or missing. What it does

• Replaces the lower exterior trim on the freezer door to cover and protect the door edge.
• Helps maintain a continuous door surface so the gasket can seat correctly.
• Commonly needed when the trim is cracked, broken, loose or missing, or when the door looks damaged.
• Cosmetic part — does not include hinges, gasket, or inner liners.

• One lower freezer door trim piece.

• High-level replacement — remove the door or access trim per your model's service instructions.
• Use basic hand tools; avoid prying on surrounding panels to prevent damage.
• Disconnect power only if your model's service manual requires door removal that could affect electrical components.
• Compare the part number and trim shape to your original part before installation.