Parts for Ge GAS18PSJJRSS: Machine Compartment Parts

This hex-head screw secures dishwasher panels, brackets, and internal hardware so parts stay tight and rattle-free. Replace missing or stripped fasteners to restore a secure fit and reliable operation.

• Fastens panels, brackets, and other dishwasher components to the tub or frame
• Replaces a missing, stripped, or corroded screw that no longer holds securely
• Helps eliminate vibration and rattling caused by loose hardware
• Maintains proper alignment and secure mounting of parts during operation

• Disconnect power and shut off water supply before servicing
• Keep track of fastener locations and orientation for correct reassembly
• Start threads by hand; use an appropriate nut driver or socket to tighten
• Tighten snugly—do not overtighten, especially when threading into plastic

This rear access cover replaces the panel that protects and conceals components at the back of the refrigerator cabinet. It restores the finished appearance and helps keep dust and debris away from electrical and service areas. What it does:

• Covers and shields rear-mounted components and wiring from dust, dirt, and accidental contact
• Helps maintain a finished exterior at the rear of the cabinet after service or component replacement
• Reduces the chance of loose debris or small tools contacting internal parts during operation
• Restores proper access panel fit for service technicians and future maintenance

• One rear access cover panel

• Disconnect power to the appliance before attempting any service
• Typically secures with screws; keep original fasteners or use OEM-specified hardware
• Move the appliance away from the wall for safe access and stable working space
• Replace any damaged clips or screws to ensure a secure fit and proper protection

This wiring harness assembly connects control and electrical components to restore proper signal and power routing within the appliance. Use it to replace damaged or faulty wiring that causes intermittent or failed component operation. What it does

• Routes power and control signals between the control board and major components.
• Replaces frayed, burned, or broken wires to eliminate shorts or open circuits.
• Helps resolve symptoms like no power to components, intermittent operation, or controls that don't respond.
• Maintains correct connector fit and secure electrical connections for reliable performance.

• One wiring harness assembly as shown.

• Disconnect all power before starting any repair to avoid shock or injury.
• Compare the new harness to the original for correct connector types and lengths before installation.
• Route and secure the harness away from sharp edges, moving parts, and heat sources.

Size: 10-16 ab.

This condenser kit replaces a refrigerator's damaged or corroded condenser to help restore proper heat dissipation and improve cooling efficiency. It's the direct-fit condenser assembly used in compatible GE refrigeration units. What it does:

• Moves heat away from the refrigerant so the system can cool properly
• Commonly replaced for visible coil damage, corrosion, or bent fins
• Can address symptoms such as reduced cooling performance or longer run cycles
• Works with the existing refrigeration loop when installed correctly

• One replacement condenser kit

• Disconnect power to the appliance before starting any repair
• Access typically requires removing the back or lower rear service panel
• Inspect mounting hardware and electrical connections during installation; follow OEM instructions

This compressor start relay and overload is the start device for your refrigerator's compressor. It helps the motor start and protects it from overheating, supporting reliable operation when the original start components fail.

• Provides the initial boost to start the compressor via a PTC start relay
• Overload protector opens the circuit if temperature or current is excessive
• Common symptoms: compressor won't start and repeatedly clicks
• Warm or rising fresh food/freezer temperatures
• Compressor starts then stops after a few seconds

• Disconnect power and allow the compressor to cool before servicing
• Access the compressor compartment; note wire locations and device orientation
• Pull the old device straight off the compressor pins; press the new assembly fully onto the terminals and reconnect wires securely
• Inspect connectors for heat damage and replace any burned terminals before restoring power

The Condenser Fan Shroud Assembly is an OEM part for GE refrigerators. Located at the rear of the refrigerator this assembly houses the condenser fan and shroud which help release excess heat from inside the refrigerator cooling system. Proper heat dissipation is essential for maintaining efficient cooling temperatures.

Causes of a bad condenser fan shroud assembly can include cracks developing in the shroud housing from years of circulation fan operation. Excessive dust buildup may also deteriorate parts.

Symptoms of a bad condenser fan shroud assembly include:

• Refrigerator unable to sufficiently cool interior temperatures
• Fan inoperative or making grinding/rubbing noises
• Shroud cracked, damaged or improperly enclosing the fan
• Reduced condenser coil performance from inadequate ventilation

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

This condenser support is the replacement mounting bracket that secures the refrigerator condenser coil and helps keep the unit stable behind the lower access panel. It restores proper condenser positioning for reliable cooling performance. What it does:

• Holds the condenser coil in the correct position to prevent contact with other components
• Reduces vibration and rattling from a loose condenser assembly
• Helps maintain proper airflow behind the cabinet when installed correctly
• Can prevent wear to nearby components caused by a displaced condenser

• Disconnect power before servicing and work with the appliance unplugged to avoid shock
• Access typically requires removing the refrigerator's lower access panel or rear service panel
• Basic hand tools are usually sufficient; keep fasteners for reuse unless damaged
• Handle edges carefully; inspect surrounding parts and wiring before reassembly