General Electric Room Air Conditioner Housing Or Cover

This control cover is the cosmetic and protective trim that fits over the appliance control area, keeping buttons and electronics shielded while restoring the console's finished appearance. Ideal when the original cover is cracked, scratched, or missing. What it does

• Protects the control board and switches from dust, splashes, and everyday wear
• Restores the appliance's finished look by covering damaged or discolored console areas
• Helps maintain button and knob alignment for proper user operation
• Reduces the chance of debris reaching internal controls that can cause intermittent issues

• One control cover

• Disconnect power to the appliance before starting any repair to avoid shock or injury
• Typical installation requires removing the console or bezel and transferring any clips or mounting hardware from the old cover
• Handle the cover carefully to avoid scratching; use appropriate hand tools and do not overtighten fasteners
• If mounting hardware or clips are damaged or missing, replace them separately — only the cover is included

This terminal cover protects the appliance's electrical terminal block, keeping wiring and connections shielded from accidental contact and debris. It helps maintain a safer, more reliable power connection arrangement. What it does:

• Covers and shields the electrical terminal block to reduce risk of accidental contact with live terminals
• Keeps dust, lint and debris away from wiring and connection points
• Helps prevent shorting or arcing caused by exposed terminals or loose wires
• Commonly replaced when cracked, broken or missing and when terminals are exposed

• One terminal cover

• Always disconnect power at the breaker or unplug the appliance before servicing
• Remove access panels or terminal block screws as required to fit the cover over the terminals
• Inspect terminals and wiring for damage while the cover is off; replace any damaged wiring or connectors per OEM guidance
• Tighten mounting fasteners securely but avoid over-torquing plastic clips or tabs