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If your icemaker isn't making ice or is leaking water, the fill cup may be cracked or misaligned. This part directs water into the icemaker mold for proper ice production.
Water pooling under your refrigerator? This drip tray collects defrost and condensation water, keeping your cabinet floor dry. Direct fit replacement.
Fix water pooling or ice buildup in your fridge with a new defrost drain tube. Channels condensation from evaporator to drain pan. Simple install.
Drain pipe was damaged by rodents breaking the seal from outside air. Read more
This is a small plastic striker that activates the door light switch when the refrigerator door is closed. It presses against the light switch mechanism to turn the interior light off when the door shuts. Replace this part if your refrigerator light stays on constantly or fails to turn off when the door is closed, which can cause excess heat buildup and higher energy usage.
If your icemaker has inconsistent ice production or the fill tube keeps freezing, this heater prevents ice buildup. Moderately easy DIY replacement.
This spring feeler arm is the replacement sensing arm used with the refrigerator ice maker assembly to detect ice level and help actuate the ice-making mechanism. Restores proper ice sensing and helps prevent overfill or stoppage. What it does:
The refrigerator freezer door handle assembly is the handle attached to the freezer compartment door that you grip to open and close it. It is typically made of plastic or metal and attaches to the door via mounting screws or clips. Replace it if the handle is cracked, broken, or has pulled away from the door, making it difficult or uncomfortable to open the freezer.
Replaced handle. Read more
The Evaporator Cover is an OEM replacement part for GE refrigerators. It is responsible for covering and protecting the evaporator coils located inside the refrigerator or freezer compartment.
A bad evaporator cover can occur due to wear and tear over time or damage caused by mishandling or accidents. If you notice symptoms such as frost buildup, inconsistent cooling, or excessive noise, it may indicate a need to replace the evaporator cover.
Symptoms of a bad evaporator cover include:
Restore your refrigerator by replacing the faulty evaporator cover with this genuine OEM part.
This GE part can also be used on Hotpoint, RCA, and Kenmore/Sears appliances.
Lower freezer drawer slide enables smooth gliding access to your freezer compartment. Replace if drawer sticks, wobbles, or doesn't glide properly. Confirm fit with your model number before ordering.
Fix uneven cooling or frost buildup with this freezer evaporator cover. Houses the coil and directs airflow for consistent temperature control.
Replacement drip tray for refrigerator autofill systems. Collects and channels overflow water to prevent pooling under the unit. Direct fit.
Fix compressor electrical faults with this discharge jumper. Restores secure connection between compressor circuit and wiring harness. Direct-fit part.
This touch-sensitive assembly controls the automatic water and ice dispensing features on your refrigerator door. Located on the front exterior of the refrigerator door, replace it when the touch controls don't respond, dispenser won't activate, or the display shows incorrect information.
Fix a refrigerator that won't turn off the interior light when closed. This door switch harness connects the switch to the control board.
Replace your broken, cracked, or discolored freezer drawer front panel. This slate-finish exterior panel restores the appearance of your lower freezer drawer.
Ice not dispensing or dispensing slowly? This refrigerator ice dispenser auger agitator moves ice from the bucket to the chute. Moderate DIY repair.
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