Refrigerator Defrost Drain Pan Parts

This refrigerator pan trim finishes the front edge of the shelf/pan assembly and helps secure the glass above the drawers. Replacing a cracked or missing trim restores a clean look and proper support for everyday use.

• Attaches to the shelf or pan frame to create a finished front edge
• Helps retain and support the glass insert above the drawers
• Can improve drawer alignment when the original trim is cracked or loose
• Common symptoms: broken/cracked trim, loose or missing edge piece, glass not sitting flat

• Disconnect power and remove food items before servicing
• Slide the shelf assembly out and carefully lift out the glass
• Release locking tabs on the old trim; align and snap the new trim into place
• Reinstall the glass and shelf; verify smooth drawer operation

This pantry drawer is the clear utility bin in the fresh food section that stores deli items and snacks. Replace a cracked or missing drawer to restore smooth sliding access and organized, contained storage. What it does:

• Provides a dedicated compartment for meats, cheeses, produce, and snacks
• Slides on existing rails for easy access to contents
• Helps contain small spills to protect shelves below
• Common symptoms: cracked bin, broken tabs, drawer falls off tracks or sticks, missing drawer

• 1 pantry drawer bin

• Empty the existing drawer, lift slightly, and pull straight out to remove from the rails
• Inspect and clean rails/cover area; remove debris before installing
• Align the new bin with the tracks and slide in until fully seated—do not force
• Hand-wash with mild soap before use; avoid harsh abrasives

This is the electric heating element that warms the evaporator during defrost. It clears frost from the coils so air can circulate, helping restore proper cooling and consistent temperatures.

• Melts frost accumulation on the evaporator during the defrost cycle
• Helps resolve symptoms like frost buildup, weak airflow, warm fridge section, or frequent icing
• Supports stable temperatures and efficient cooling performance

• Unplug the appliance before service; allow ice to melt or carefully defrost as needed
• Access is typically from the freezer section behind the rear panel
• Handle the glass/metal element carefully; avoid bending or damaging terminals
• Verify correct routing and secure connections; do not overtighten mounting clips

This defrost thermostat is the temperature limit switch for the evaporator. It lets the defrost heater run when coils are icy and opens as they warm to end the cycle, helping stop frost buildup and restore steady cooling.

• Monitors evaporator temperature; closed when cold to allow the defrost heater to energize
• Opens as the coil warms to terminate defrost and protect components from overheating
• Failure may cause heavy frost on the back wall/evaporator and weak airflow or a warm refrigerator section
• Can also lead to long run times or cooling that returns only briefly after a manual defrost

• Unplug the refrigerator or disconnect power before servicing
• Located behind the freezer's rear panel on the evaporator; remove shelves/ice bin and panel to access
• Reinstall in the same position/clip for firm contact with the coil or tubing
• Make secure, insulated wire connections and route wiring away from sharp edges and moving parts

This vegetable tray assembly provides the stable bottom surface for the refrigerator crisper so produce stays organized and contained. Replace a cracked, warped or missing tray to restore proper storage and prevent items from shifting. What it does:

• Serves as the bottom shelf for the vegetable/crisper compartment to keep produce contained and organized
• Restores support when the original tray is cracked, broken or missing
• Helps prevent items from sliding into the drawer gap or contacting interior components
• Keeps the crisper area cleaner and easier to wipe down

• Typically installs by sliding into the crisper/drawer rails; check orientation before seating
• Handle carefully — plastic or glass trays can chip or crack during handling
• Follow safety precautions

This factory heater restores proper, controlled heat in the location your appliance was designed to warm. Replacing a failed heater helps eliminate freeze-ups or moisture-related issues so the system can operate as intended. What it does:

• Supplies localized heat for the appliance's intended function (defrosting, anti-sweat, or freeze prevention)
• Helps clear ice/frost that can restrict airflow or block passages
• Can resolve performance issues tied to insufficient heat or a failed heater circuit
• Typical signs include persistent frost/ice, moisture/condensation problems, or error codes related to the heater

• 1 heater

• Disconnect power before servicing; turn off water supply if working near ice maker or dispenser components
• Access and routing vary by model—photograph wiring and harness path before removal
• Handle the element and wiring carefully; avoid contact with sharp fins and plastic liners
• Ensure secure electrical connections and proper routing; do not allow the heater to rest against plastic surfaces

All metal liner SxS production built January 2003 through January 2007 (serial numbers AF through AM): Models BSS, DSS, ESH, GSH, GSS, GST, HSS, SSS

Replacement vegetable drawer tray assembly that restores the refrigerator's crisper storage area, keeping produce contained and organized while preventing spills from reaching lower shelves. Installs as a direct replacement for damaged or missing drawers. What it does:

• Provides a removable storage bin for fruits and vegetables to keep items organized and contained.
• Replaces cracked, broken, warped, or missing drawers that don't slide or hold items properly.
• Contains spills and makes cleanup easier by keeping liquids and debris confined to the drawer.
• Interfaces with the existing crisper rails and cover so the compartment functions as intended.

• Remove food and any loose shelves or covers before installing; handle plastic parts carefully to avoid cracks.
• Slide the drawer onto the existing rails/guides until it seats; alignment may require lifting or lowering the rails slightly.
• If the drawer does not slide smoothly, inspect rails/glides for damage or debris and clean or replace as needed.

This front pan is the front half of the outer tub assembly in a washing machine. It forms the watertight front section of the tub that houses and supports the spin basket and seals against the rear tub half.

• Forms the front portion of the outer tub to contain wash water
• Provides mounting and sealing surface for the door boot/bellow
• Supports the spin basket shaft and helps maintain proper alignment
• Wear or damage may cause leaks, rubbing noises, or vibration

• Disconnect power and water before service; use protective gloves
• Removal generally requires taking off the top, front panel, and door boot
• Transfer any seals, clamps, screws, and hardware from the original part
• Inspect and replace the tub gasket/door bellow if worn or damaged

This defrost bi-metal thermostat senses evaporator temperature during the defrost cycle and opens to stop heater power at the safe cutoff. Replacing a failed thermostat restores reliable defrosting and helps prevent ice buildup that restricts airflow and cooling.

• Monitors evaporator temperature to control the defrost heater
• Closes when cold to allow defrost; opens at cutoff to terminate defrost and prevent overheating
• Helps maintain clear evaporator coils for proper airflow
• Common symptoms: heavy frost on the back wall/evaporator, poor cooling, or defrost heater not energizing

• Disconnect power before servicing; wear cut-resistant gloves
• Access the evaporator; mount the thermostat in the original location with firm contact on the tubing
• Transfer any original clip or insulation as found to ensure proper sensing
• Secure all connections and route wiring away from the heater and moving parts; clear existing ice before restoring power

This heater harness installs in the refrigerator's fresh food section. It provides defrost heat and the correct wiring connections to clear frost from the fresh food evaporator, restoring airflow so the compartment cools evenly and reliably.

• Delivers defrost heat to the fresh food evaporator to melt frost and ice
• Includes the correct harness/wiring for a precise, plug-in connection
• Helps restore proper airflow and temperature regulation in the refrigerator compartment
• Symptoms include heavy frost on the fresh food evaporator cover or back wall
• Also presents as a warm fridge (with normal freezer) or fan noise from ice contact

• Disconnect power before servicing; use cut-resistant gloves
• Access is behind the fresh food evaporator cover; protect delicate fins and sensors
• Route the harness exactly as the original and fully seat all connectors/clips
• After reassembly, ensure the drain path is clear and the fan spins freely

This part is a genuine OEM replacement crisper drawer intended for use with refrigerators. This crisper drawer is intended to properly store fruits, vegetables, and produce at the correct temperature and humidity in order to keep it fresh for as long as possible. Crisper drawers can become cracked or broken over time or if subject to damage, requiring replacement. No tools are needed to replace this part and installation is straightforward. Simply remove the old crisper drawer carefully and slide the replacement part into place. This part has been made by General Electric and has been sourced directly from the manufacturer. It is made out of high-quality, durable, non-corrosive plastic to ensure high quality and durability. This crisper drawer is sold individually. It is intended for use with various different refrigerator models manufactured by General Electric, Hotpoint, RCA, and some other compatible brands.

Replace a cracked or missing refrigerator crisper pan with this factory drawer. It restores smooth-sliding produce storage in the fresh food compartment and helps contain small spills so shelves stay cleaner and organized.

• Holds fruits and vegetables in the refrigerator's crisper area
• Works with the factory cover to help manage moisture in the drawer
• Helps contain drips to protect shelves and liners below
• Common symptoms: cracked or broken bin, warped edges, hard to slide, falls off track, missing drawer

• Remove the old pan and any items; take out the glass shelf/cover if needed for access
• Inspect and clean the drawer rails and underside of the cover before installing
• Align the new pan with the tracks and slide it in until fully seated
• Disconnect power for safety when working near electrical components or lighting.

This defrost heater warms the evaporator coil during the automatic defrost cycle to melt frost and clear airflow. Replacing a failed heater helps prevent ice buildup and restores more consistent cooling performance throughout the refrigerator. What it does

• Heats the evaporator during defrost cycles to melt accumulated frost
• Keeps airflow paths clear so temperatures stay stable
• Helps prevent frost-clogged coils that reduce cooling
• Common signs of failure: heavy frost on the back wall/evaporator cover, weak cooling, evaporator fan hitting ice, or ice returning soon after a manual defrost

• One defrost heater

• Disconnect power before servicing; wear cut-resistant gloves
• Access is behind the freezer's rear evaporator cover; remove shelves/bins and the panel
• Defrost heavy ice before removal to avoid damaging the coil or insulation
• Transfer any original mounting clips/insulators and route wires exactly like the original; avoid bending the heating element

This defrost bi-metal thermostat monitors evaporator temperature and acts as a safety cutoff for the defrost heater. Replacing a failed thermostat helps prevent frost buildup and restores consistent cooling and defrost performance. What it does:

• Senses evaporator coil temperature and closes when cold to allow defrost heat
• Opens at a safe temperature to terminate the defrost cycle
• Protects the evaporator from overheating during defrost
• Common failure symptoms: heavy frost on the evaporator/back freezer panel, poor airflow, warm refrigerator section, long run times, or the defrost heater not energizing

• 1 defrost bi-metal thermostat

• Disconnect power before servicing; wear cut-resistant gloves
• Access the evaporator behind the freezer's rear panel; thaw ice as needed to reach the thermostat
• Note wire connections and clip location; attach the new thermostat in the same spot, firmly clipped to the evaporator tubing
• Route wiring away from sharp edges and the heater, then restore power and observe operation

This is a GE refrigerator defrost heater assembly. The defrost heater assembly is the component responsible for defrosting the freezer compartment.If the refrigerator has been having trouble defrosting or making loud noises when the defrost heater turns on, this part could need a replacement. When this part malfunctions there could be a noticeable increase in ice building up in the freezer compartment. This situation should be fixed quickly because the increasing ice could damage other parts. Start any repairs by unplugging the refrigerator first. Take all the shelves out of the freezer and remove the freezer light shield. Unthread the two screws securing the rear freezer panel inside of the freezer. Detach the clip and remove the panel. The defrost heater should be accessible at this point. This part is located near the bottom of the freezer. Unthread the screws holding it in place and disconnect it from its wiring. Repeat these steps in reverse to install the new appliance.This is a genuine OEM replacement product sourced directly from GE. This heater assembly is only available individually and is not included with other parts.