Parts for Ge AEK08LYL1: Room Air Conditioner Parts

This filter sub-assembly is the refrigerator water-filter housing that holds and secures the replaceable cartridge, ensuring proper water flow to the dispenser and ice maker. Replaces a worn or damaged housing to restore reliable water delivery. What it does:

• Houses and seals the inline/replacement water filter cartridge so water is routed through the filter media
• Prevents leaks by providing a secure connection between the filter cartridge and refrigerator plumbing
• Restores normal water flow when a cracked or broken housing was restricting or leaking water
• Helps eliminate taste and odor issues when used with the correct, compatible filter cartridge

• One filter sub-assembly

• Turn off water supply and unplug the refrigerator before servicing
• Depressurize the line by dispensing water after the supply is off, then remove old housing and filter per your model's instructions
• Hand-tighten fittings; inspect O-rings and replace if damaged to prevent leaks
• After installation, turn on water, check for leaks, and run/flush water through the new filter housing per refrigerator instructions

The Top Rail is an OEM part for GE air conditioners. This rail is responsible for for securely mounting and supporting the air conditioner unit in the installation location.

A bad top rail can be caused by damage, rust, or improper installation. If you notice instability, sagging, or misalignment of your air conditioner unit, it may indicate a problem with the top rail.

Symptoms of a bad top rail include:

• Unstable or wobbly air conditioner unit
• Difficulty in securely mounting the unit
• Visible damage or signs of wear on the rail
• Uneven weight distribution or tilting of the unit

Replace your faulty top rail with this genuine OEM part to restore your air conditioner unit. This GE part can also be used on Hotpoint, RCA, and Kenmore/Sears appliances. 
 

This curtain assembly replaces a worn or damaged door curtain, restoring the proper cover and protection behind the appliance door. It helps keep internal components shielded and supports safe, reliable operation. What it does:

• Covers and protects internal door components from debris and wear.
• Helps maintain a proper seal behind the door opening to reduce exposure of internal parts.
• Prevents rubbing or chafing of wiring and harnesses routed near the door.
• Common symptoms it can fix: torn, detached, burned, or missing curtain; rattling or rubbing noises near the door.

• High-level replacement only;
• Disconnect power (and water, if applicable) before starting repairs to avoid shock or injury.
• Retain all fasteners and align the curtain so it does not pinch wiring during reassembly.

This door gasket seal replaces a worn or damaged refrigerator or freezer door seal to restore a tight closure and help maintain proper temperature. It helps stop air leaks that can cause frost build-up and higher energy use. What it does:

• Forms a replacement seal around the appliance door to maintain an airtight closure
• Helps reduce interior temperature fluctuations that can lead to frost or spoiled food
• Restores proper door alignment and sealing where old gasket is cracked, torn, or compressed
• Commonly used when you see visible gaps, drafts, or persistent moisture at the door edge

• Designed for a direct OEM-fit; inspect the door channel and mounting surface before installing
• Clean the gasket channel and door edge to remove debris for best sealing contact
• Warm the gasket slightly (per OEM guidance) if needed for easier fitting; avoid open flames

This accordion panel seal replaces the flexible gasket that seals the appliance cabinet panel, helping keep the cabinet closed and reducing drafts, dust, and vibration noise around the panel area. What it does

• Replaces worn or torn accordion-style gasket on the cabinet/panel edge
• Restores a snug seal to reduce drafts and prevent dust or lint from escaping
• Reduces panel vibration and rattling caused by loose or damaged seals
• Helps maintain proper airflow routing by sealing the cabinet opening

• Disconnect power to the appliance before beginning any repair
• Removal of the front or cabinet panel is typically required; keep fasteners organized
• Handle edges and clips carefully—use proper tools to avoid damaging the seal or cabinet
• Follow OEM disassembly/reassembly instructions