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This coupler is a small connector used in refrigerators to join two mating parts within an assembly. Replacing a worn or damaged coupler restores a secure connection and reliable operation at that joint.

• Connects and secures two mating components within the appliance
• Helps transfer motion or maintain a sealed connection, depending on the application
• Common symptoms include a loose/slipping connection, unusual noise, or leaks at the joint
• Replace if cracked, stripped, or no longer holding securely

• Disconnect power; if working on the water system, also shut off the household water supply
• Note the original orientation/positions before removal for accurate reassembly
• Seat parts fully; for push-in connections, insert straight and perform a light tug test to engagement
• Restore power (and water, if applicable), then test operation and inspect the joint for leaks or slippage

The Air Tower is an OEM component for GE side-by-side refrigerator models designed to distribute cold airflow across shelves and crisper bins. Strategically located in the fresh food compartment, it facilitates even temperature regulation within. Efficient airflow relies on an intact tower design.

Symptoms of a defective air tower include:  

• Warm spots or frost buildup noticed on certain shelves and walls   
• Fluctuating temperatures displayed on control panels
• Condensation or moisture issues in unaffected areas

Causes stem from common blockages within vent channels from food debris over time, wear of fan blade bearings reducing distribution power, or cracks in injection-molded tower walls.

Replacing with this genuine GE part restores optimum temperature balance throughout the refrigerator. Compatible for replacement fits Hotpoint, RCA, or Kenmore units seeking uniform chilling without dead zones developing. Regular cleaning helps but replacement maintains long-term efficiency.
 

The Mullion Striker is an OEM part for GE refrigerators responsible for securing the mullion or flipper door in place when it is closed, ensuring a tight seal and temperature inside the refrigerator.

A bad mullion striker can be caused by normal wear and tear over time, damage due to excessive force or impact, or misalignment of the mullion assembly. If you notice that the mullion door does not stay securely closed, causing a gap or allowing warm air to enter the refrigerator, it may indicate a problem with the mullion striker.

Symptoms of a bad mullion striker include:

• Difficulty in keeping the mullion door closed
• Visible gaps or improper sealing when the door is closed
• Condensation or frost buildup around the mullion area
• Unusual noises from the mullion assembly

Replace your faulty mullion striker with this genuine OEM part to restore your refrigerator. This GE part can also be used on Hotpoint, RCA, and Kenmore/Sears appliances. 
 

This clip secures the evaporator thermistor to the evaporator tubing so the control can read coil temperature accurately. Replacing a damaged or missing clip helps restore correct cooling and defrost performance by keeping the sensor firmly in place. What it does:

• Holds the evaporator thermistor tightly against the evaporator coil/tubing for accurate temperature sensing
• Supports proper cooling regulation and defrost cycle timing
• A loose or misplaced sensor may show temperature swings, long run times, or frost buildup on the evaporator
• Restores correct sensor placement after repairs or when the original clip is lost or broken

• 1 evaporator thermistor clip

• Unplug the refrigerator; interior metal edges and fins are sharp—wear cut-resistant gloves
• Remove the evaporator cover to access the sensor; note the original sensor location and orientation
• Transfer the thermistor into the new clip and attach it at the same spot so the sensor makes firm contact; do not pinch wires
• Reinstall panels, keep wiring clear of the fan, and restore power

This mounting screw secures appliance components to the chassis for a tight, rattle-free fit. Replacing a missing, stripped, or corroded fastener helps keep panels, brackets, or burner assemblies properly aligned and secure.

• Fastens designated parts to the appliance frame or mounting points
• Helps maintain proper alignment of panels, trim, brackets, or burner assemblies
• Restores hold when the original screw is worn, rusted, or lost
• Symptoms include loose or wobbly components, rattling/vibration, or visible gaps

• Disconnect power; allow all surfaces to cool. For gas units, also shut off the gas supply.
• Use the correct driver/bit; avoid cross-threading.
• If mating threads or clip/nut are damaged, repair or replace them before installing.
• Tighten until secure; do not overtighten to prevent stripping.

Replacement grille thermistor. This temperature sensor monitors air at the grille location and relays the signal to the control so cooling and defrost responses stay consistent and food stays within target temperatures.

• Senses ambient air temperature at the grille and varies resistance with temperature
• Sends data to the control to help regulate compressor/fan run time and defrost intervals
• Aids in maintaining stable refrigerator and freezer temperatures
• A failing sensor may lead to temperature swings, extended run time, or irregular defrosting

• Disconnect power before servicing
• Remove the grille/kickplate to access the sensor and its connector
• Disconnect the old sensor, install the new one, and route wiring as originally; ensure the sensor is fully seated and wires aren't pinched
• Restore power and allow up to 24 hours for temperatures to stabilize

Port Gasket forms a watertight seal around the refrigerator dispenser port to prevent leaks and moisture intrusion. Installing a fresh gasket restores proper sealing and helps stop dispenser drips and water pooling. What it does:

• Seals the dispenser/port opening to prevent water from leaking at the door area.
• Helps stop visible dripping or pooling near the dispenser and reduces moisture buildup.
• Replaces worn, cracked, flattened, or missing gaskets that allow leaks or drafts.
• Restores a proper seal so the dispenser operates without water escaping around the port.

• Disconnect power (and shut off the water supply if working near the dispenser) before beginning work.
• Remove the old gasket and thoroughly clean mating surfaces to ensure a full seal.
• Press the new gasket evenly into the port opening, making sure it seats all the way around.
• After installation, restore power/water and run a small dispense test to confirm no leaks.

Conduction heater for the freezer compartment that melts frost from the evaporator during defrost cycles, helping prevent ice buildup and maintain consistent cooling. Replaces a failed freezer conduction heater to restore defrost function. What it does:

• Heats the evaporator area during defrost cycles to melt accumulated frost and ice.
• Helps prevent excessive ice buildup that can reduce cooling efficiency.
• Common symptoms of a failing heater: visible ice/frost on the evaporator or freezer interior and inconsistent freezer temperatures.
• Designed as a replacement conduction heater for compatible GE freezer evaporator assemblies.

• Disconnect power to the appliance before servicing to avoid electric shock.
• Access typically requires removing the freezer evaporator cover or rear panel.
• Handle the element carefully to avoid damage.

This is a black replacement handle for the freezer door that restores a secure grip and original appearance. It provides a simple exterior swap to replace a cracked, loose, or missing freezer door handle. What it does:

• Provides a sturdy grip to open and close the freezer door
• Restores appearance when the original handle is cracked, broken, or missing
• Mounts to the freezer door using the existing handle fasteners for a direct-fit replacement
• Helps prevent further damage from using makeshift grips

• Basic hand tools (screwdriver or Torx) are typically required; confirm fastener type before starting
• Remove food and any door-mounted items to access mounting screws easily
• Align handle to existing holes and tighten fasteners securely but avoid over-tightening

This SCR is a solid-state switching module that controls on/off power flow in select appliance circuits. Replacing a failed SCR helps stop intermittent operation and restores reliable switching for affected motors or heating elements. What it does:

• Regulates electrical switching in the control circuit to turn motors or heaters on and off.
• Used where a solid-state switch is required for smooth, repeatable control.
• Symptoms of a failing SCR: appliance won't start, runs intermittently, hums without operating, or a controlled circuit does not respond.
• Restores proper switching when the original SCR is shorted, open, or erratic.

• Disconnect power to the appliance before beginning service; follow lockout/tagout procedures.
• Handle as an electronic component—avoid static discharge and protect the spade terminals from bending or contamination.
• Ensure correct orientation and secure mounting; reconnect wiring exactly as shown on the appliance wiring diagram.

A replacement crossbar pinion that engages the ice-maker ejector crossbar to advance the harvest cycle. Installs on the ice maker drive assembly to restore proper rotation of the ejector and help clear ice from the mold. What it does:

• Drives the ice-maker crossbar/ejector during the harvest cycle so ice cubes are pushed out.
• Transfers rotation from the ice-maker motor/cam to the ejector crossbar.
• Common symptoms: ice maker won't advance or eject cubes, loud grinding or clicking from the ice bin, or visible broken/missing gear teeth.
• Restoring a worn or broken pinion can stop jamming and allow normal harvest cycles to resume.

• Disconnect power to the appliance before servicing; shut off the water if removing the ice maker assembly.
• Remove the ice maker per the manufacturer's instructions to access the pinion; handle plastic gears carefully to avoid damage.
• Inspect mating gears and the ejector crossbar for wear or damage and replace any damaged components to prevent repeat failure.
• After installation, restore power and run a test harvest cycle to ensure proper operation.

This ice maker feeler arm senses the ice level in the bin and controls when the icemaker starts and stops. Replacing a bent, missing, or stuck arm restores correct shutoff and helps prevent overfilling or no-ice conditions.

• Monitors the ice bucket level and raises/lowers to start or stop ice production
• Shuts the icemaker off when the bin is full; allows production when lowered
• Common symptoms: ice maker won't stop making ice/overflows, no ice when the arm is stuck up, loose or missing arm
• Restores proper on/off control of the icemaker cycle

• Disconnect power and turn off the water supply before servicing
• Remove the ice bin and, the icemaker assembly to access the arm
• Transfer any reusable hardware; seat the arm fully in its pivot points so it moves freely
• Restore power, lower the arm to the On position, and allow time for the icemaker to cycle

Vacuum break valve for refrigerator drain helps stop siphoning and keeps defrost and condensation water flowing to the drain pan. Replacing a failed valve restores proper condensate drainage and can reduce leaks and standing water. What it does:

• Allows air into the drain line to break siphoning and maintain steady condensate flow.
• Directs defrost and condensation water to the drain pan to prevent pooling and ice buildup.
• Helps address symptoms such as slow draining, water under crisper/behind kick plate, and intermittent leaks.
• Simple, passive valve with no electrical components.

• Disconnect power (unplug or shut off breaker) before accessing internal components.
• Access the drain area per your model—typically near the evaporator or rear—remove panels carefully to reach the valve.
• Install with correct orientation and secure tubing connections; replace any cracked or brittle drain tubing.

This felt tape is used in the refrigerator to cushion and seal mating parts, helping reduce vibration/squeaks and prevent chafing or small air leaks. Replace worn or missing tape to restore a quieter, more secure fit of covers and ducts.

• Provides a soft barrier between panels, ducts, or rails to minimize vibration and squeaks
• Helps seal minor gaps to support proper airflow paths
• Replaces deteriorated, compressed, or missing original felt tape
• Common symptoms include rattling/buzzing from covers or panels, squeaking drawers, or a loose cover that won't seat correctly

• Disconnect power to the refrigerator before servicing
• Note the original tape's location; remove the old tape and any residue
• Clean and dry surfaces thoroughly; apply the new tape in the same position (peel liner if adhesive-backed)
• Do not block vents, sensors, or fastener holes when applying

This fixed refrigerator door bin restores secure, organized storage on the door when the original cracks, breaks, or goes missing. It snaps into the molded tabs on the door liner for a sturdy, factory-style fit to hold jars and condiments. What it does:

• Replaces a damaged or missing door bin to restore door storage capacity and organization
• Attaches to the door liner's built-in tabs; fixed-position design
• Common symptoms: cracked or broken plastic, bin wobbles or falls off, won't stay seated, reduced door storage

• 1 fixed door bin

• Disconnect power and remove all items from the existing bin before service
• Lift the old bin straight up to release it from the door tabs
• Align the new bin with the tabs and press down firmly until fully seated on both sides
• Close the door to confirm proper clearance before loading items

This hinge-mounted refrigerator door stop limits how far the door swings open, protecting the cabinet and nearby walls from impact. Replace a cracked or missing stop to restore a controlled, factory door swing and prevent overextension.

• Mounts on the door hinge to control the door's opening range
• Helps prevent the door or handle from striking adjacent walls or cabinets
• Common symptoms: door opens past its normal range, broken/missing stop, visible wear at the hinge stop
• Often needed after an impact or when the original stop cracks from fatigue

• Disconnect power; turn off water to the door if applicable
• Support the door before loosening hinge fasteners; door removal may be required on some models
• Install the stop on the correct hinge location (right or left as required) and tighten hardware securely
• Verify door swing and clearance before fully loading shelves