Parts for Ge ZIC363IPVBLH: Refrigerator Section Parts

Secures components to your appliance chassis for a rattle-free fit. Replace missing, stripped, or corroded screws to keep panels and brackets aligned.

Secures panels, brackets, and components inside your refrigerator or freezer. Replace when original fasteners are missing, stripped, or corroded.

Front mounting grommet for refrigerator ice makers. Secures ice maker assembly to freezer wall. Replace if cracked, missing, or worn to restore stability.

Mounting screw for refrigerator interior components like fan brackets, ice maker assemblies, and shelving. Replace if stripped, missing, or corroded.

This housing transceiver is the outer mounting enclosure that secures and protects the appliance's transceiver assembly, helping maintain reliable signal and control communication. It replaces cracked or broken housings to restore proper fit and protection. What it does:

• Holds and protects the wireless/transceiver module and related wiring from physical damage
• Helps maintain proper alignment and connection to the appliance control assembly
• Common symptom: damaged or cracked housing that exposes electronics or prevents secure mounting
• Common symptom: intermittent signal or communication issues when the transceiver is loose or misaligned

• One housing transceiver

• Disconnect power to the appliance before beginning any repair to avoid shock or component damage
• Handle the transceiver and circuit connections carefully to avoid bending pins or ESD damage
• Installation typically requires removing the control console or access panel and a few fasteners; keep track of screws and gaskets

Fix excessive frost buildup blocking airflow in your refrigerator. This defrost heater melts ice from the evaporator coil to restore proper cooling.

Freezer door not sealing or light staying on? This reed switch with white cover signals when your freezer door closes. Simple DIY fix in 15 minutes.

This 5/16 in. water line connector attaches the refrigerator water supply to the valve or inlet tubing, providing a secure link for water delivery to the ice maker and dispenser. Use it to replace worn, cracked, or leaking connectors. What it does:

• Connects 5/16 in. water tubing to the refrigerator inlet/valve for the ice maker or dispenser
• Provides a watertight transition to prevent leaks at the connection point
• Restores proper water flow when a damaged connector is causing reduced or intermittent supply
• Compatible with common 5/16 in. polyethylene or vinyl water lines used on refrigerators

• Turn off the refrigerator water supply and disconnect power before installing.
• Remove the old connector and ensure tubing ends are cut square and free of debris.
• Push tubing fully into the connector until seated; secure per OEM instructions (use proper fittings/tools).
• After installation, restore water and power, then check the connection for leaks.

This small return spring provides the tension needed for a lever, latch, or flap mechanism in select refrigerators, helping the component move smoothly and snap back to its correct resting position after use.

• Restores proper tension so the linked mechanism operates smoothly and returns to neutral
• Helps doors, latches, or levers close or engage consistently
• Typical failure signs: weak or missing spring force, parts that don't spring back, poor closure, or rattling
• Replacing a fatigued spring can improve feel and reliability of the mechanism

• Disconnect power; turn off the water supply if working near dispenser or ice components
• Note spring orientation and take reference photos before removal
• Use needle-nose pliers and control stored tension to avoid injury
• Inspect related clips, pins, or brackets and replace if worn

Fix uneven cooling or defrost issues with a new temperature sensor. Most DIYers complete this repair in under an hour with basic tools and our video.