Parts for Ge UCC15NJCII: Machine Compartment Parts

This condenser fan motor circulates air across the condenser to help your refrigerator reject heat and run efficiently. Replacing a failing motor restores proper airflow and can reduce compressor overuse. What it does:

• Spins the condenser fan blades to move air over condenser coils and dissipate heat
• Helps maintain proper cooling performance by supporting condenser and compressor operation
• Commonly fails with symptoms such as a noisy or non-spinning fan, refrigerator running warm, or frequent compressor cycling
• Designed to replace the factory condenser fan motor used in compatible GE refrigerators

• Always unplug the appliance before starting any repair
• Basic hand tools may be required; keep small parts and fasteners organized

Replacement condenser fan blade that circulates air across the condenser to help dissipate heat and keep your refrigerator running efficiently. Installs on the condenser fan motor to restore proper airflow and cooling performance. What it does:

• Pushes air through the condenser coil so the refrigerator can reject heat effectively
• Restores balanced airflow when a cracked, warped, or missing blade causes poor cooling
• Eliminates rubbing or scraping noises caused by damaged or bent blades
• Helps prevent the compressor from running excessively due to reduced condenser cooling

• Disconnect power to the appliance before beginning any service.
• Verify the blade is seated squarely on the motor shaft and secured with the original retainer.
• Check blade clearance so it does not contact the shroud or housing when the motor turns.
• If mounting hardware or the motor coupling is damaged, replace those parts as needed.

This drain hose routes and removes excess water from the appliance to the household drain, helping prevent pooling and water damage. It's a direct-fit replacement designed to restore proper drainage when the original hose is damaged or clogged. What it does:

• Directs discharge water from the appliance to the drain connection
• Restores normal drainage when a cracked, split or clogged hose causes leaks
• Helps prevent water pooling under or inside the appliance
• Reduces risk of water-related damage when installed and secured correctly

• Disconnect power and turn off water supply before starting.
• Remove the old hose, route the replacement following the original path, and secure with existing clamps or fasteners.
• Check all connections for tightness and test by running a short drain cycle to confirm no leaks.

This small clamp hose secures and seals low-pressure appliance tubing to prevent leaks and keep lines routed properly. Use it to replace a worn or damaged hose clamp and restore a reliable connection. What it does:

• Fastens small-diameter tubing to fittings to help stop water or air leaks
• Keeps hoses routed and seated to prevent kinks or disconnection
• Replaces brittle, cracked, or loose clamp sections that cause drips or poor flow
• Works on low-pressure lines typically found in refrigerators and ice/water systems

• Disconnect power and water supply before beginning any repair
• Verify correct location and orientation before removing the old clamp
• Use pliers as needed to compress or position the clamp; avoid over-tightening

This elbow drain hose redirects wastewater through a curved drain connection to help remove water from the appliance and stop leaks caused by damaged or kinked tubing. Simple replacement when the original hose is cracked or leaking. What it does:

• Channels drain water through a curved elbow to the drain line or pump
• Restores proper drainage when the original hose is split, cracked, or leaking
• Helps prevent kinks at the connection point for more reliable flow
• Common symptom fix for water pooling under or behind the appliance

• Disconnect power to the appliance and shut off the water supply before beginning.
• Remove the damaged hose and replace with the new elbow hose, ensuring a snug fit on both fittings.
• Secure with the correct clamps; there are no twists or sharp bends that could restrict flow.
• Test for leaks after restoring power and water.

The Thermistor is an OEM replacement part for GE ice machines. It is responsible for accurately sensing and monitoring the temperature inside the ice machine.

A bad thermistor can occur due to wear and tear or damage over time, which can lead to inaccurate temperature readings or a complete malfunction of the ice machine. If you notice symptoms such as inconsistent ice production, unusually large or small ice cubes, or the ice machine not functioning at all, it may indicate a need to replace the thermistor.

Symptoms of a bad thermistor include:

• Inconsistent ice production
• Abnormal ice cube sizes
• Ice machine not working

Keep your ice machine operates at its best by replacing the faulty thermistor with this genuine OEM part.

This GE part can also be used on Hotpoint, RCA, and Kenmore/Sears appliances. 
 

This thermostat controls the refrigerator's cooling by opening and closing the electrical circuit to the compressor and evaporator fan, helping maintain set temperatures for safe food storage. Reliable replacement for a failed temperature control. What it does:

• Regulates fridge temperature by sensing and cycling the cooling system on and off
• Restores cooling when a faulty or intermittent thermostat causes warm temperatures
• Stops rapid temperature swings and excessive run times when the original control is worn
• Works with the existing wiring harness and mounting location on compatible models

• One thermostat

• Disconnect power before attempting replacement to avoid shock or damage
• Replace with the same part number and wire connections; match terminal positions before removing the old thermostat
• Handle the sensor/capillary carefully to avoid kinks or damage that affect performance

This inlet water solenoid valve controls water flow into the appliance, restoring proper fill for dispensing and ice-making functions. Replaces a failed valve to stop leaks, restore fill cycles, and ensure correct water delivery. What it does:

• Opens and closes water flow when the appliance requests water
• Stops water supply when the fill cycle ends to prevent overfilling or flooding
• Commonly replaces valves that leak, fail to fill, or cause no-water/slow-fill symptoms
• Works with the appliance's control system to meter water for dispensing and ice production

• One inlet water solenoid valve

• Turn off water supply and unplug the appliance before replacing the valve
• Disconnect electrical connectors and water lines carefully to avoid damage or leaks
• Inspect and replace any damaged inlet fittings or hoses; tighten connections to the manufacturer torque recommendations