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The Temperature Control Board Assembly is an OEM part for GE refrigerators. Located inside the fresh food compartment, it processes thermistor readings to regulate temperatures within specified settings. Consistent cooling depends on this control board. 

Symptoms of a defective board include:

• Inability to maintain consistent fresh food temperatures  
• Fluctuations above or below the selected dial temperatures
• Erratic fan and defrost operations 

Causes involve moisture exposure corroding circuit pathways over time, loose wiring terminals interrupting communication, or defective microchip components failing to accurately process thermal data.

Replacing with this genuine GE assembly restores dependable cooling regulation through precise adjustments. Compatible replacements include models for Hotpoint, RCA, and Kenmore fridge brands seeking prolonged consistent performance.
 

This rear pan gasket seals the refrigerator crisper/condensate pan area to help prevent leaks and keep airflow directed where it belongs. It restores a tight seal to reduce moisture buildup and improve cabinet protection. What it does:

• Replaces a worn or cracked rear pan gasket to stop water from leaking under the pan
• Helps direct condensate and airflow properly to prevent excess moisture in the compartment
• Reduces the chance of food moisture issues or puddling under the pan area
• Fits the rear pan section, restoring the original sealing surface

• Designed for direct replacement; inspect mating surfaces and clean before installation
• Remove power to the appliance before attempting service and work with care around sharp sheet metal
• If adhesive is used on your model, use the OEM-recommended adhesive or clips as required

This air damper assembly controls airflow between the freezer and fresh-food compartments so the refrigerator maintains even temperatures. Replaces a failed or stuck damper to restore proper air distribution and temperature balance. What it does:

• Opens and closes to regulate cold air flow into the fresh-food section.
• Helps maintain even compartment temperatures when working correctly.
• Symptoms of a failing damper: uneven temperatures, refrigerator too warm or too cold, or airflow that doesn't change when controls are adjusted.
• Common failure causes: stuck or broken damper arm/gears or damaged actuator linkage.

What's included:

• One air damper assembly.

Install notes:

• Disconnect power to the appliance before starting any repairs to avoid electrical shock.
• Remove shelves and any interior panels blocking access to the damper housing; keep track of screws and retainers.
• Handle the damper linkage and actuator carefully to avoid damage; reassemble panels securely and restore power to test operation.