Parts for Ge AE0RD10AM0V1: 01 - Room Air Conditioner Parts

This 1/4" water line service valve replaces a worn or leaking refrigerator water valve to restore controlled water flow to the dispenser or icemaker. It provides a direct, plumbing-style connection for the appliance water line. What it does

• Controls water flow through a 1/4" appliance water line to the dispenser or icemaker
• Stops or allows water to the ice maker and dispenser when opening/closing the valve
• Helps stop leaks or drips caused by a damaged or corroded valve
• Can eliminate water delivery interruptions when the valve fails

• One 1/4" water line service valve

• Turn off the home's water supply and unplug the appliance before starting
• Use appropriate wrenches and fittings; avoid overtightening to prevent damage
• Inspect tubing and fittings for wear; replace seals or tubing as needed
• After installation, restore water and power, then check carefully for leaks

This 4-way reversing valve controls refrigerant flow direction in refrigeration and heat-pump systems to enable switching between cooling and heating modes. It restores correct refrigerant routing so the system can perform as intended. What it does:

• Directs refrigerant flow between evaporator and condenser to switch system mode
• Allows a heat-pump system to reverse cycle for heating or cooling
• A failing valve can cause loss of heating or cooling, abnormal cycling, or reduced system performance
• Valve must form a sealed refrigerant path; leaks or stuck spool will impair operation

• One 4-way reversing valve

• Disconnect power and follow lockout/tagout before service
• Refrigerant handling (evacuation, brazing, charging) must be done by a qualified HVAC technician
• Inspect and replace associated gaskets, fittings, and access components as needed; pressure-test and vacuum system after installation
• Follow OEM service instructions and local refrigerant regulations

This electric box is the factory replacement wiring junction housing that secures and protects incoming mains connections and internal appliance wiring. It helps restore safe power routing and prevents exposed wires in the control area. What it does:

• Provides a protected enclosure for incoming power and internal wire splices
• Secures strain relief and terminal block connections to prevent loose wiring
• Prevents electrical shorting and protects wires from abrasion or contact
• Commonly replaced when the box is cracked, melted, or mounting points are broken
• Failure symptoms: intermittent power, burner/element not powering, visible wire damage, or exposed connections

• Always disconnect power at the breaker before servicing electrical components
• Verify wire routing and terminal labeling before removing old connections
• Use proper screws/fasteners and strain relief; do not overtighten terminals

A small mounting nut used to secure components and panels on compatible appliances. Replaces a loose or missing nut to restore stable, safe fastening and reduce rattling or wobble. What it does:

• Secures panels, brackets, or assemblies to the appliance frame
• Prevents fasteners from backing out during normal operation
• Helps stop rattling, vibration noise, and loose-fitting parts
• Restores proper alignment for attached components

• Disconnect power and water before beginning any repair
• Match threads and size before installation; hand-start the nut to avoid cross-threading
• Tighten securely with the correct socket or wrench, but do not overtighten
• If the original fastener was damaged, replace the mating bolt/stud as needed