Psa9240sfss Parts

This is a binding-head screw used to fasten panels and components on compatible GE appliances. It provides secure, low-profile fastening where a binding head design is required for proper fit and alignment. What it does

• Secures panels, brackets, or small assemblies to prevent movement or rattling.
• Replaces a missing or stripped screw that causes loose parts or squeaks.
• Restores proper alignment for components that rely on the binding-head profile.
• Works where a shallow, rounded head and threaded shaft are specified.

• Use the correct driver size to avoid cam-out or head damage.
• Do not overtighten; snug until secure to avoid stripping threads or damaging parts.
• Disconnect power and follow all appliance-specific safety procedures before accessing panels.

This single wiring harness connects control and heating components to restore reliable electrical connections and circuit routing in your appliance. It replaces a damaged or worn harness to help re-establish proper function. What it does:

• Routes power and signals between the control board and heating/functional components
• Restores interrupted electrical paths that can cause burners or elements to stop working
• Helps resolve intermittent or no-heat symptoms caused by frayed or broken wiring
• Provides the correct plug-and-play connector ends for direct replacement

• One wiring harness

• Disconnect power to the appliance before servicing to avoid shock or injury
• Inspect matching connectors and routing; replace only when connectors and pin counts match
• Secure harness away from heat sources and moving parts to prevent premature failure

A direct-replacement supporter housing that secures and aligns internal components for stable operation. Restores proper positioning inside the appliance so parts sit correctly and function as intended. What it does

• Provides a secure mounting point and structural support for internal components.
• Keeps parts properly aligned to prevent binding, rubbing, or premature wear.
• Helps reduce movement that can lead to rattling or vibration-related noise.
• Maintains correct clearances so associated parts operate smoothly.

• Disconnect power (and water if applicable) before starting any repair.
• Basic hand tools required; handle plastic housings gently to avoid cracking.
• Verify proper orientation and secure fasteners snugly—do not overtighten.

This suction guide positions and supports the appliance's suction component to help ensure proper fit and reliable operation. Replacing a damaged guide restores alignment so the suction assembly can work as intended. What it does:

• Holds and guides the suction component or cup into the correct position
• Prevents misalignment that can cause vibration, rubbing, or reduced suction performance
• Helps maintain a consistent seal where the suction component interfaces with the appliance
• Useful when the original guide is cracked, broken, or worn

• Disconnect power (and water, if applicable) before servicing the appliance
• Access may require removing an outer cover or access panel and a few fasteners
• Handle plastic parts carefully to avoid cracking during removal and installation

This circulation motor powers air movement inside the appliance to maintain proper airflow and even temperatures. Replacing a failed motor restores circulation for more consistent cooling and reduces noise or performance issues. What it does:

• Spins the fan to circulate air through the cooling/ventilation path
• Helps maintain even temperatures and proper airflow in the appliance
• Commonly replaced when airflow is weak, cooling is uneven, or the motor is noisy
• Stops operation if the motor fails, which can lead to frost buildup or reduced performance

• Disconnect power to the appliance before starting any repair
• Access and mounting steps vary by model; follow the appliance's service manual or wiring diagram
• Handle wiring connectors carefully and confirm proper fan rotation before reassembly

This main control board is the appliance's electronic control module that manages user inputs, cycles, and functions for compatible GE appliances. Replacing a faulty board restores control panel responsiveness and correct operation. What it does:

• Receives signals from the control panel and sends commands to motors, valves, heaters, and sensors
• Can stop the appliance from powering on or responding to inputs when failed
• May cause display errors, random cycles, or loss of certain functions
• Restores normal electronic control when the board is the confirmed failure

• Disconnect power before starting and verify the appliance is de-energized
• Handle the board carefully and avoid touching circuit traces or contacts
• Note connector locations and take photos before removal for correct reassembly

This capacitor helps the refrigerator compressor start and run more reliably by providing the motor with an extra electrical boost when needed. Replacing a failing capacitor restores proper starting torque and improves cooling consistency. What it does:

• Provides the extra electrical charge the compressor motor needs to start and maintain normal operation
• Reduces hard-starting or repeated starting attempts that can overheat the compressor
• Can stop or reduce humming, clicking, or nonstop running caused by a weak start circuit
• Supports stable compressor performance for consistent refrigerator temperatures

• One capacitor (single unit)

• Always disconnect power to the appliance before servicing electrical components
• Discharge the capacitor before touching terminals to avoid shock
• Inspect wiring and mounting; replace only with the exact OEM part number

This door latch spring restores the correct return tension in the latch mechanism so the door secures and releases reliably. Replacing a fatigued or broken spring brings back smooth latch action and dependable door operation. What it does:

• Provides the return tension for the door latch mechanism
• Helps the latch engage and release properly
• Common failure signs include a door that won't latch or pops open, or a latch lever that feels loose or sticks
• Some cycles may not start if the door isn't recognized as closed

• 1 door latch spring

• Disconnect power before servicing
• Access the latch mechanism; note the spring's original routing and anchor points
• Use needle-nose pliers and eye protection when removing/attaching the spring
• Test latch movement and door operation before reassembly