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Clear crisper pan drawer for refrigerator lower section. Stores fruits and vegetables at optimal humidity. Replace if cracked, broken, or missing.
We ordered the parts from Appliance Parts Pros. The parts came in well packed, I installed them and everything is back to normal. I was a little surprised there is a step in the base of the new pan, but it does show up that way in the drawings. It is just different than the original. Read more
Slide-out freezer shelf restores storage capacity and organization. Replace if cracked, broken, or difficult to slide for smooth access to items.
Replaces the worn or cracked hinge bushing at the bottom of your refrigerator door. Installs on the lower hinge pin for smooth door movement and alignment.
Replaced upper and lower thimble's, lever arm, cam closure. Door stop was not the problem, but ordered it and replaced it too. The door of course has to come off, remove the top hinge, and lift it away. Lubricated moving parts with silicone spray. Be sure and put the door back in the open position, so the lever arm and cam closure can properly interact, then close the door. Remove the plastic grate at the bottom to get at the lever arm. Presto. Problem gone. Don't put excessive weight... Read more
Bushing that lines the upper hinge pin on refrigerator doors. Replace if cracked, worn, or missing to restore smooth door swing and proper alignment.
The Main Shelf Assembly is an OEM part for GE refrigerators. It provides a sturdy and durable surface for organizing and storing food items within the refrigerator. This shelf is designed to maximize the use of available space and is crucial for maintaining the organization and accessibility of stored goods.
Causes of a bad shelf assembly can include regular wear and tear, excessive weight from heavy items, or accidental impacts that cause cracking or breaking.
Symptoms of a bad main shelf assembly include:
This OEM GE part is also compatible with Hotpoint, RCA, and some Kenmore models.
The recess door retainer secures the dispenser's ice chute flapper in the refrigerator door. Replacing a cracked or missing retainer restores proper flapper pivot and sealing to help reduce frost buildup and air leaks around the dispenser.
I replaced the solenoid, door, spring and bucket. The bucket cracked from ice freezing inside it. Ice froze inside the bucket because the solenoid stopped pulling the door closed which allowed hot humid air into the freezer. While I was in there I replaced the dispenser door, spring and crank because they are cheap and the old ones were moldy. The mold is most likely from the door not closing and causing condensation on the parts as well. Read more
If your refrigerator won't cool or the compressor won't start, the overload protector may have failed. This start device helps the compressor run reliably.
Replace worn door hinge bushings to eliminate squeaking, wobbling, and grinding noises. Ensures smooth door operation and proper seal alignment.
I replaced the top and bottom bushings. I put a thin coat of white lithium grease on the parts. Adjusted the door. Works like new. Read more
White plastic clip that secures the rear of refrigerator shelves or drawer rails to the cabinet wall. Replace if cracked, broken, or missing.
I ordered my parts. It was a breeze thanks to appliancepartspros.com. I received the parts the next day. Installed them myself. Read more
Fix a cracked or broken ice bucket glide that causes your bin to stick or misalign. This right-hand slide rail restores smooth drawer movement in 30 minutes.
It was very simple, took longer to unload freezer than to install glides Read more
Mounts on the refrigerator hinge to limit door swing and prevent damage. Replace if the stop is broken, cracked, or the tab has sheared off.
There's what needed to be done and there was what was done. Either way it starts with the door stop bracket shearing off and needing to be replaced. Actual work wise. 1) Remove the shelves 2) Remove the 5/16th hex heads at the top 3) Lift the door up and lay it down 4) torx to get the bracket off and the new one on 5) Reverse process Time it should have taken: 30 minutes What actually happened: Watched the video for the wrong model. Curse and be stubborn while trying to figure out how to get... Read more
This armature kit is the moving plunger and linkage operated by the dispenser solenoid. It opens and closes the ice chute door during dispensing and helps it seal when idle to reduce frost and warm-air leaks.
Replaced the water supply valve...boom! Read more
Replaces broken or cracked refrigerator door stop. Installs on door to limit swing range and prevent cabinet damage. Needed when missing or worn.
Protects the freezer light bulb from damage while maintaining visibility. Replace if cracked, yellowed, or broken. Confirm fit with your model number.
Replace solenoid, flapper door and recess spring. Really only needed solenoid, but other parts were so inexpensive and I knew I would already be in there. Read more
Replaces the damaged or missing edge trim on your freezer shelf. Snaps onto the shelf frame to provide a finished lip and restore its original appearance.
Replaced with new parts. Read more
Plastic water line that runs from the water valve to the icemaker fill tube. Replace if cracked, brittle, broken, or leaking at connection points.
Thanks to the AppliancePartsPro, I ordered it online and received it quickly. I even used the step by step directions on how to replace the tube from the AppliancePartsPro website. Just be very careful and review the instructions first. Couple of important things: 1. Take a picture of the existing wiring and tubes before you take them apart. 2. *if* you remove the wires ( red and white plugs) from the valve, make sure you plug them back in correctly. 3. Do not pull or push the tubes hard. Use... Read more
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