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The LED and Cover Assembly is an OEM part for GE refrigerators. This component illuminates the interior compartments and includes light-emitting diodes (LEDs) with a protective transparent cover. It provides enhanced visibility of stored items through energy-efficient white lighting.

Causes of failure can be related to the electronic operation of the LEDs themselves wearing out over the lifespan of many on/off cycles. The cover plastic may develop cracks or scratches from regular cleaning.  

Symptoms include:

• Dimming or flickering lights that no longer shine brightly
• Discoloration of the cover material obstructing light transmission
• Loose or detached cover that won’t stay securely fastened 

This GE OEM replacement restores clear illumination for stored items. With long-lasting LED technology behind a shatter-resistant shield, it ensures dependable visibility during nighttime fridge access. Compatible with later produced Hotpoint, RCA, and Kenmore refrigeration models as well.

This clutch spring restores proper tension in the dispenser drive so the auger can engage and disengage as designed. Replacing a fatigued or broken spring helps bring back smooth, reliable ice dispensing performance. What it does:

• Maintains the correct preload on the dispenser clutch for positive auger engagement
• Allows controlled slip to protect the auger motor during jams
• Can address loud clicking/grinding from the ice dispenser when activated

• 1 clutch spring

• Disconnect power before servicing; remove the ice bin to access the auger/clutch area
• Note the spring's orientation during disassembly for correct reinstallation
• Control small retainers/clips that may be released when removing the clutch components
• After installation, rotate the auger by hand to ensure smooth clutch action before restoring power

This duct door assembly is the refrigerator's air damper door. It opens and closes to control cold-air flow from the freezer into the fresh-food compartment, helping maintain stable temperatures and reduce warm spots or localized frosting.

• Regulates airflow between freezer and refrigerator compartments
• Helps the unit reach and maintain set temperatures
• Seals the duct when closed to limit moisture and frost migration
• Also called an air diffuser/damper door; failure may show as poor airflow, fridge too warm, items freezing near the vent, or clicking from the damper area

• Disconnect power to the refrigerator before servicing
• Access the air duct/diffuser in the fresh-food section and remove its cover as needed
• Note the door's orientation; transfer any reusable seals or clips from the original if applicable
• After installation, the door moves freely and the vent path is unobstructed

This Mullion Spring Sleeve is the small bushing that fits over the door mullion (center flipper) spring. It guides the pivot and reduces wear so the flap folds smoothly and helps maintain a tight seal between refrigerator doors.

• Provides a smooth bearing surface around the mullion spring/hinge pin for reliable pivoting
• Helps the mullion fold out on opening and spring back to close the center gap
• Wear or loss may present as a loose or binding flipper, clicking/grinding, or a gap that prevents a full seal
• Replacing the sleeve can help restore proper flipper action without replacing the entire mullion assembly

• Disconnect power and clear items from the door; remove the mullion from its top and bottom pivots, noting the spring orientation
• Slide off the worn sleeve from the spring/pin and install the new sleeve in the same position
• Reinstall the spring and mullion; verify the flipper opens/closes freely and the center seal makes full contact
• Wear cut-resistant gloves; edges around the door and hinge can be sharp

This screw fastens appliance panels, brackets, and trim so parts stay secure and aligned. Replace a missing, stripped, or rusty screw to stop rattles and restore a tight, factory fit.

• Secures covers, brackets, and trim to the appliance cabinet or liner
• Replaces missing, stripped, or corroded hardware
• Helps reduce vibration noise and loose or misaligned parts
• Maintains proper fit of guards, kickplates, or internal panels

• Disconnect power; turn off water supply if working near water lines
• Match to the original fastener to size and thread
• Start threads by hand to avoid cross-threading; tighten snugly, not excessively
• If threading into plastic, avoid overtightening to prevent damage

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 Duct Door Spring returns the dispenser ice chute door to the closed position and helps maintain a tight seal at the dispenser opening, reducing warm-air leaks, frost buildup, and melting or clumping ice.

• Provides the return tension for the dispenser duct/ice chute door after dispensing
• Helps keep cold air in and warm air out to limit frost and condensation at the dispenser
• Can reduce frost in the ice chute or ice clumping caused by air leaks

• Disconnect power to the refrigerator before servicing the dispenser
• Access the dispenser assembly; remove front panel/trim as required by your model
• Note spring orientation and engage it correctly on the duct door and pivot
• After installation, verify the door moves freely and seals fully before reassembly

This vegetable pan is the refrigerator's crisper drawer for storing produce in the fresh food compartment. Replacing a cracked or missing bin restores smooth sliding performance and organized storage to help keep fruits and vegetables in good condition.

• Stores produce in the fresh food section; works with the crisper cover/humidity system to help maintain produce quality
• Slides on factory rails for easy access and organization
• Typical failure signs: cracks or chips, broken tabs or front lip, drawer sticks, falls off track, or is missing
• Replacing removes sharp edges and prevents spills or items dropping beneath the drawer

• Remove food and lift out the damaged bin; if a glass cover rests on the pan, lift it off carefully and set aside
• Inspect and clean the drawer tracks; remove debris before installing the new bin
• Align the new pan with the side rails and slide straight in until fully seated—do not force
• Handle glass components carefully; consider gloves to protect hands

Ice bucket and motor kit replaces a worn or cracked ice bin and its drive motor so your refrigerator can collect and advance ice properly. Restores ice storage and rotation for reliable dispensing. What it does:

• Holds and stores produced ice in the freezer's ice compartment.
• Drive motor rotates the bucket to advance ice toward the dispenser or ice chute.
• Replaces a cracked or damaged bin that leaks or chips ice.
• Helps stop symptoms such as a non-turning bucket, ice not dispensing, or unusual motor noise.

• Disconnect power to the appliance before starting any repair.
• Handle the bin and motor carefully to avoid damaging mounting tabs and electrical connections.
• Use basic hand tools; follow the OEM service manual or exploded parts diagram for correct removal and reassembly.
• After installation, reconnect power and cycle the ice maker to verify proper rotation and ice delivery.

The Coiled Cold Water Tank is an OEM part for GE refrigerators. This part is responsible for storing and cooling the water that is dispensed through the refrigerator's water dispenser. It ensures that you have access to refreshing cold water whenever you need it. The coiled design allows for efficient cooling and helps maintain the desired temperature of the water.

A bad coiled cold water tank can occur due to wear and tear, leaks, or other factors. If you notice symptoms such as water not being dispensed properly, frozen water, or leaks around the tank, it may be time to replace it with a new one.

Symptoms of a bad coiled cold water tank include:

• Improper water dispensing
• Frozen water tank
• Leaks around the tank

Ensure the availability of dispensed cold water by replacing the faulty coiled cold water tank with this genuine OEM part.

This GE replacement part is also compatible with Hotpoint, RCA, and some Kenmore models.
 

This 1/4-inch quick-connect locking clip secures water tubing in push-to-connect fittings on your refrigerator's water and ice system. It locks the tube in place to help prevent leaks and accidental disconnection at the fitting. What it does:

• Locks 1/4-inch OD tubing into compatible push-to-connect fittings
• Helps maintain a secure seal to reduce drips at water line connections
• Replaces a missing, cracked, or loose clip on filter heads, inlet valves, or inline couplers
• Symptoms include leaks at a fitting or a tube that won't stay seated

• One 1/4-inch quick-connect locking clip

• Disconnect power and shut off the water supply before servicing; dispense water to relieve pressure
• Remove the old clip; ensure the tubing end is clean and cut square
• Fully insert the tube into the fitting until it bottoms out, tug lightly to seat, then install the clip in the collet groove
• Restore water and check all connections for leaks

• Designed for fittings that use 1/4-inch OD tubing. It will not fit 5/16-inch or 3/8-inch quick-connect fittings.

The Ice Bucket and Crusher is an OEM component for GE side-by-side refrigerators equipped with an internal ice system and ice crusher feature. Located in the freezer section, it provides filtered ice-crushing and storage abilities. Consistent icemaking depends on an intact ice-handling mechanism. 

Symptoms of a faulty bucket and crusher include:

• Gradual accumulation of uncrushed ice cubes within the storage bin  
• Drive motor straining or temporarily ceasing during heavy usage
• Partial blockage of ice chute restricting flow into glasses

Causes range from mineral contamination slowing mechanical components to wear from constant high-volume usage dulling edges or linkages over time. Regular cleaning helps but replacement maintains long-term efficiency.

Replacing with this genuine GE bucket and crusher restores optimized ice handling performance through engineered durability and precision mechanisms. Compatible replacements suit Hotpoint, RCA, or Kenmore models seeking automated, whole-home ice production and retrieval cycles without interruption.
 

This valve body assembly routes and supports the refrigerator's water flow for the dispenser and ice maker. Replacing a cracked or leaking body restores proper water delivery and helps prevent leaks at the rear of the unit.

• Directs incoming water to the dispenser and/or ice maker
• Maintains sealed connections for water lines and valve components
• Helps resolve leaks around the rear valve area
• Symptoms can include no/slow dispenser flow or an ice maker not filling

• Unplug the refrigerator and shut off the household water supply
• Relieve line pressure; place a towel or container to catch residual water
• Note tubing and wire positions; transfer to the new assembly and ensure every connection is fully seated
• Restore water and power, then check all joints for leaks while dispensing and during an ice maker fill

This roller assembly helps refrigerator drawers and baskets glide smoothly along their tracks. When the wheel or bracket wears or breaks, drawers can stick, scrape, or sit unevenly—replacing the roller restores easy, consistent movement.

• Supports and guides a drawer or basket on its track
• Restores smooth in-and-out sliding action
• Replaces a cracked, worn, or missing wheel/bracket
• Common symptoms: drawer hard to open/close, scraping noise, drawer tilts or drops

• Disconnect power and remove the affected drawer/shelf to access the roller
• Note orientation; remove retaining screw or clip and detach the old roller
• Position and secure the new roller—avoid overtightening into plastic
• Reinstall and test the drawer; clean the tracks and check for damage or misalignment

This is the hinge for the refrigerator door mullion—the folding center rail (flipper) between the doors. It lets the mullion pivot smoothly and seal the door gap, helping prevent air leaks, condensation, and poor door closure.

• Allows the mullion to fold open and closed with door movement
• Helps maintain an even, airtight center seal between doors and gaskets
• Common fix for a broken/loose flipper or a mullion that won't pivot or return
• Resolve doors not closing fully, air leaks, or condensation along the center rail

• Unplug the refrigerator before servicing
• Support the door and mullion to avoid stressing hinges and gaskets
• Note hinge orientation and screw locations during removal; reuse existing hardware
• After installation, verify smooth mullion action and a proper center seal

A replacement bracket that secures the refrigerator water-filter manifold to the cabinet, keeping the filter head stable and properly aligned so the filter seats correctly and helps reduce leaks and vibration during use. What it does:

• Secures and supports the water-filter manifold assembly to the refrigerator cabinet.
• Keeps the filter head aligned so the filter cartridge seals correctly.
• Helps prevent movement-related leaks or disconnections of the water lines.
• Replaces bent, cracked or missing brackets that can allow the filter housing to shift.

• Turn off water supply and unplug the appliance before beginning; have a towel or small container ready to catch residual water.
• Remove the filter or access panel as needed to reach the manifold; keep fasteners for reuse or replace if damaged.
• Use common hand tools (screwdriver/socket) and install bracket in the same orientation as the original; do not overtighten mounting hardware.
• After installation, restore water and power, check for leaks, and confirm the filter seats and dispenses properly.