General Electric Shaft Or Pin

Switch actuator pin for refrigerators. Installs in door or control assembly to trigger switches. Replace if broken, bent, or missing to restore proper fit.

A small spring-style cotter clip that secures shafts and pins to keep moving parts in place. Restores a secure fit to linkage, rods, and pivot points so components stay aligned and don't slip free during operation. What it does:

• Holds shafts, pins and rods in position to prevent components from sliding off
• Provides a spring tension lock around a grooved pin or hole for reliable retention
• Commonly used on linkage, pivots and fastener pins where a compact retaining clip is needed
• Helps stop rattling, loose connections or parts that drop out of place

• Disconnect power before servicing any electrical appliance and work with the appliance in a stable position
• Use needle-nose pliers to spread and install the clip over the pin groove; ensure it seats fully
• Inspect mating pin/hole for wear or damage and replace if deformed
• Replace with an identical clip size and style to maintain secure retention

This is a metal bar mounted on the refrigerator that serves as a handling aid, typically used during installation or repositioning of the unit. It provides a secure grip point to help maneuver the appliance over thresholds or curbs. Replace this bar if it is bent, broken, or missing, which can make it difficult to safely move or reposition the refrigerator.

This replacement plunger restores proper valve action in your appliance's water/ice system so the dispenser and ice maker control water flow reliably. It provides a simple, low-cost fix for valve sticking or worn internal parts. What it does

• Moves inside a water/valve assembly to open and close water flow for the dispenser or ice maker
• Helps stop continuous or unwanted water flow when functioning correctly
• Can correct symptoms like slow or no water dispensing, intermittent flow, or ice maker fill issues
• Works as an internal service part when the valve is disassembled for repair

• One plunger

• Disconnect power and shut off the water supply before starting work
• This small internal part requires valve disassembly; follow the valve manufacturer or service manual for safe removal and reassembly
• Inspect valve seals and springs during service; replace any damaged components to ensure a reliable repair