Parts for Ge AZ58H12EACM1: 01 - Grille & Chassis Parts

This control cover replaces the front cover over a room air conditioner's control panel. It restores a clean, finished look, protects the controls from dust and accidental contact, and helps keep the user interface securely positioned.

• Covers and protects the control board, switches, and display area
• Provides a labeled, easy-to-use interface and clean appearance
• Replaces cracked, broken, or missing covers that can expose wiring or cause rattling
• Helps buttons/knobs align and operate correctly

• Disconnect power and unplug the unit before servicing.
• Access the control area; remove the existing cover and retain screws/fasteners and any knobs as needed.
• Transfer any mounting clips or inserts from the old cover if present.
• Position and secure the new cover; verify the controls move freely and the cover seats properly.

The Air Filter is an OEM replacement part for GE refrigerators. This component plays a crucial role in maintaining air quality and freshness within the refrigerator compartment by trapping odors, pollutants, and airborne particles. It measures about 14-1/2 inches wide by 10 inches high.

Symptoms that may indicate the need to replace the air filter include:

•  Persistent unpleasant odors within the refrigerator
• Reduced air circulation or airflow
• Visible discoloration or clogging of the filter material

Causes of a faulty air filter can include normal wear and tear over time, accumulation of excessive debris or contaminants, or exposure to high humidity or moisture levels.

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

A motor angle assembly that secures and positions the motor inside the appliance, keeping the motor aligned and stable for reliable operation. Replaces worn or bent motor mounts to reduce vibration and misalignment. What it does:

• Supports and anchors the motor to the appliance chassis so the motor stays properly aligned.
• Helps maintain correct belt or pulley alignment for smooth operation.
• Reduces motor movement that can cause vibration, noise, or premature wear.
• Restores proper motor positioning after impact or mounting-plate damage.

• Disconnect power before beginning any repair to avoid shock or injury.
• Basic panel removal and access to the motor area are typically required; keep track of all fasteners.
• Inspect adjacent mounting hardware, bushings, and fasteners and replace any damaged parts.

This stabilizer assembly helps secure and steady the appliance component it mounts to, reducing vibration and maintaining proper alignment for reliable operation. It replaces a worn or broken stabilizer to restore stable performance. What it does:

• Provides mechanical support to reduce vibration and movement of the attached part
• Helps keep components aligned to prevent rubbing, noise, or loose operation
• Commonly replaced when excessive vibration, clunking, or part misalignment occurs
• Restores stability after damage, wear, or impact to the original stabilizer

• One stabilizer assembly

• Disconnect power to the appliance before starting any service
• Follow the appliance service manual for removal and installation steps
• Basic hand tools are usually required; avoid forcing fasteners or components

This left-side fan housing cover directs airflow and protects the fan assembly inside the appliance, helping maintain proper cooling and preventing contact with moving parts. Durable molded plastic designed to fit the OEM housing. What it does:

• Guides airflow from the fan to improve cooling efficiency and temperature control
• Shields the fan motor and blades from debris and accidental contact
• Reduces noise from turbulent airflow when properly installed
• Worn, cracked, or broken housings can cause vibration, noise, poor cooling, or fan interference

• One left fan housing cover

• Disconnect power before starting any repair to avoid electrical shock
• Requires removal of exterior panels and fasteners; keep screws and brackets organized
• Handle carefully to avoid cracking the plastic; confirm correct left/right orientation before fastening
• Check blade clearance and secure motor mounts before reassembly

This fan housing cover protects and directs airflow around the appliance fan assembly to help maintain proper ventilation and component cooling. It replaces damaged or cracked covers to restore safe airflow and reduce noise. What it does:

• Shields the fan blade and motor from debris and accidental contact
• Helps channel airflow for efficient cooling and frost control
• Reduces rattling or vibration caused by a broken or loose cover
• Protects wiring and nearby components from damage

• Disconnect power before starting any repairs to avoid shock or injury
• Remove access panels and fan assembly fasteners to replace the cover; keep track of screws and clips
• Inspect the surrounding gaskets and mounting tabs for damage and replace if needed

This bearing assembly supports the dryer drum and helps the drum rotate smoothly for quiet, even drying. Replacing a worn bearing restores stable drum movement and reduces noise and vibration. What it does:

• Provides a low-friction support surface for the dryer drum, helping it spin properly
• Prevents drum wobble and off-center rotation that can wear belts and rollers
• Reduces squealing, grinding, or rumbling noises caused by a failing bearing
• Helps maintain even drying by keeping the drum aligned

• Disconnect power and fuel (gas) supply before starting any repair
• Access typically requires removing the dryer front or rear panel and drum; refer to a model-specific repair guide
• Use proper tools and support the drum during removal to avoid damage
• Inspect adjacent parts (shaft, seal, rollers) for wear and replace if visibly damaged

This safety device protects the compressor by interrupting power if it overheats or draws excessive current. Replacing a weak or failed protector restores reliable starts and helps prevent nuisance shutdowns and compressor damage.

• Opens the compressor circuit during overheat/overload to prevent motor damage
• Common symptoms include: compressor won't start, clicks and briefly hums, or starts then quickly shuts off
• Can contribute to poor cooling while fans or controls still operate
• Visual clues may include heat discoloration or damaged terminals at the protector

• Disconnect power before servicing; capacitors in the system can retain a charge—discharge safely
• Access the compressor terminal cover; note wire locations and remove the old protector
• Inspect terminals/connectors; replace any burnt or loose spade connectors for a secure fit
• Fully seat the new protector on the compressor terminal and reconnect wires firmly; check any companion start relay or capacitor if symptoms persist