Parts for Ge FUF17DLRBWW: Machine Compartment Parts

Mounting screw secures panels, brackets, and components inside your freezer. Replace lost, stripped, or damaged screws to eliminate rattling and restore fit.

Replace a faulty freezer main control board if your evaporator fan won't run, display is dark, or unit won't cool. Regulates all cooling functions.

Fix water pooling under your freezer with this condensate drain tray. Catches overflow from the evaporator system to prevent leaks and moisture damage.

Refrigerator not cooling and clicking every 1-2 seconds? The compressor PTC starter relay initiates cooling cycles. Located on the compressor side panel.

The Compressor Overload Protector is an OEM component specifically designed for GE refrigerators. It plays an important safety role by protecting the compressor from damage. 

The overload protector works to monitor compressor temperature and electrically disconnect power to the compressor if it exceeds safe operating limits. This prevents overheating that could compromise refrigeration system integrity.

Causes of a bad overload protector include failing sensors, breaking off mounting tabs, or damage from physical impact over time.

Symptoms of a bad overload protector are:

• The refrigerator fails to cool and the compressor does not run  
• Abnormal compressor buzzing or rattling noises occur
• Diagnostic codes or error messages indicate compressor issues

This genuine OEM GE replacement ensures the compressor functions properly without overheating. It also helps extend the lifespan of major components. Compatible with Hotpoint, RCA, and Kenmore models as well.
 

The Capacitor is an OEM replacement part for GE freezers. It is an essential electrical component that plays a role in the operation of the compressor, which is responsible for circulating refrigerant and maintaining the desired temperature within the freezer.

Symptoms of a bad Capacitor include:

• Freezer not running or turning on
• Compressor failing to start or running intermittently
• Excessive noise or humming sounds from the compressor area
• Overheating or tripping of circuit breakers

Causes of a bad capacitor can include electrical surges, age-related wear and tear, or exposure to extreme temperatures or moisture. Over time, the internal components of the capacitor can degrade, leading to failure and disruption of the freezer's cooling cycle.

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