Pt925sniss Parts

Upper window pack assembly that replaces a cracked or damaged refrigerator door window panel, restoring appearance and helping protect the components behind the outer window. What it does:

• Replaces the upper door window pack to restore a clear, finished exterior on the appliance door.
• Addresses visible damage symptoms such as cracked, scratched, cloudy or broken window panels.
• Protects internal door components from exposure to moisture and debris.
• Matches the OEM-style mounting points for a like-for-like replacement when used with the correct model parts.

• Disconnect power and remove food from the door area before starting any repair.
• Handle the window pack carefully; wear cut-resistant gloves and eye protection when removing broken or cracked pieces.
• Remove any trim or fasteners per the appliance's service instructions; retain mounting screws and gaskets as needed.
• Refer to the OEM service manual or diagram for model-specific removal and reassembly steps.

A small rubber door bumper that cushions the contact point between the appliance door and cabinet to reduce noise, prevent chipping, and help the door close smoothly. Simple replacement restores quiet operation and protects finishes. What it does:

• Cushions the door edge to stop metal-on-metal or door-on-cabinet contact
• Helps the door sit and close more evenly to reduce misalignment symptoms
• Reduces banging, rattling, and scraping noises when the door closes
• Prevents wear and cosmetic damage at the door contact point

• Inspect the door/cabinet contact area to locate the bumper before replacing
• Most installations press the bumper into a hole or recess; use steady, even pressure to seat it
• If the old bumper is glued or fastened, remove residue and check the mounting method in your parts diagram
• Turn off power to the appliance before working near electrical components or wiring

This latch and harness assembly secures the appliance door and sends the closure signal to the control, restoring proper door operation and allowing the unit to start or run normally. What it does:

• Replaces a worn or broken door latch and its wiring harness so the door closes and stays latched.
• Restores the electrical connection that detects door-closed status so the appliance can begin its cycle.
• Commonly used when the door will not latch, the appliance won't start, or the door switch isn't being engaged.
• Fits the original mounting and wiring locations for a direct-replacement installation.

• One latch and harness assembly.

• Disconnect power (unplug or switch off breaker) before starting any repairs.
• Basic hand tools are typically required; handle metal edges and sharp tabs with care.
• Verify correct alignment of the latch and secure all fasteners; test door closure and operation before full reassembly.

This black-finished screw secures appliance panels, brackets, or trim in place. Replacing a missing or damaged fastener restores a solid fit and helps prevent rattling, gaps, and loose components.

• Fastens panels, trim, brackets, or covers on the appliance
• Helps maintain proper alignment and reduces vibration noise
• Common replacement when the original is lost, stripped, rusted, or broken
• Symptoms include loose or wobbly parts, rattling, or visible gaps

• Disconnect power; for gas appliances, also shut off the gas supply
• Allow hot surfaces to cool before servicing
• Start threads by hand to avoid cross-threading, then tighten snugly—do not overtighten
• Reuse any original washers or spacers in the same order and location

This bake element assembly provides the oven's primary lower heating element for baking and roasting, restoring heat for normal cooking performance. Designed to replace a failed or visibly damaged bake element. What it does:

• Heats the oven cavity during bake cycles so food reaches set temperatures
• Replaces a burned-out or open bake element that prevents the oven from heating
• Helps correct slow heat-up, lack of heat, or uneven baking when element is the cause
• Works as the main lower heating surface for baking and roasting

• Disconnect power to the range before starting any repair; this part involves live electrical terminals
• Allow the oven to cool completely and wear gloves to protect hands from sharp edges
• Handle the element carefully to avoid bending; ensure terminals are fully seated and secured
• After installation, restore power and run a short bake cycle to confirm proper operation

This replacement screw secures appliance components and helps keep panels, brackets, and controls firmly attached for reliable operation. It's a simple, direct fix when a mounting screw is missing, loose, or stripped. What it does:

• Fastens panels, trim, brackets or electrical components to reduce movement and rattling.
• Restores proper alignment of parts that shift when a screw is missing or worn.
• Helps maintain electrical and mechanical connections by keeping components seated.
• Common symptom: loose or vibrating panels, trim gaps, or visibly missing hardware.

• Disconnect power to the appliance before accessing internal components.
• Use the correct screwdriver or driver bit to avoid stripping the head.
• Thread gently and avoid overtightening to prevent stripping the mating threads or cracking surrounding parts.
• Keep any removed hardware organized to ensure placement of all required fasteners during reassembly.

This compressor start relay helps the refrigerator compressor receive the initial jolt it needs to start running, restoring normal cooling when a worn relay prevents compressor startup. It's a direct-fit replacement specified by the manufacturer. What it does:

• Provides the momentary boost the compressor needs to start under load
• Helps prevent repeated hard-start attempts that can overheat or damage the compressor
• Commonly used when a refrigerator hums but the compressor won't start
• Works with the compressor's start device circuitry to control start winding engagement

• One replacement compressor start relay

• Disconnect power to the appliance before servicing to avoid shock
• Access and replace the relay per the appliance's service instructions; avoid bending terminals
• Inspect the compressor and wiring for additional damage before reassembly

Package of 12

This is a truss-head screw used to fasten appliance panels and trim securely. It provides a low-profile, wide bearing surface to hold components in place and resist pull-through. What it does:

• Fastens trim, access panels, brackets, and lightweight components
• Wide truss head spreads load to prevent damage to thin sheet metal
• Replaces missing or stripped screws that cause loose panels or rattling
• Maintains proper alignment of cosmetic and service panels

• One truss-head screw (8-32 x 0.343 in)

• Use the correct #2 Phillips driver; a magnetic bit helps hold the screw
• Tighten snugly but avoid overtightening to prevent thread or panel damage
• Disconnect power before removing or working near electrical components
• If threads are damaged, replace with the exact part rather than reusing with thread repair

A door handle spacer that fits behind a range of GE appliance handles to ensure correct fit and alignment, restoring a snug, finished appearance. Helps keep the handle positioned and prevents contact rubbing. What it does:

• Positions the door handle at the correct distance from the door surface for proper fit and operation
• Helps prevent handle wobble, rubbing, and cosmetic gaps
• Supports secure attachment of the handle to the door assembly
• Useful when replacing a damaged or missing spacer during handle repair

• One door handle spacer

• Install with the handle hardware in the correct order; confirm orientation before tightening
• Use proper-size screwdrivers; avoid over-tightening fasteners to prevent cracking the spacer
• Disconnect power or follow appliance-specific safety instructions when working near electrical components or heating elements
• Replace those components as well for a reliable repair

A single mounting screw used to secure panels and components on compatible GE appliances. This genuine-fit fastener keeps parts firmly attached so panels and assemblies stay aligned and function safely. What it does:

• Secures trim, panels, brackets, or small components in place
• Restores loose or rattling panels caused by missing or stripped screws
• Helps maintain proper alignment of service panels and assemblies
• Prevents vibration-related noise from unsecured parts

• Use the correct size screwdriver or bit to avoid stripping the head
• Hand-start threads, then tighten securely but avoid overtightening to prevent damage
• If working near electrical components, disconnect power before servicing
• If a screw was stripped or the mounting hole is damaged, replace with the correct fastener size

This oven door gasket forms the heat-sealing seal around the oven door to help keep heat and cooking odors in the oven cavity for more even cooking. It replaces worn, torn, or deformed seals to improve oven performance. What it does:

• Seals the oven door to reduce heat loss and help maintain consistent cooking temperatures.
• Helps prevent smoke or odors from escaping the oven cavity during use.
• Reduces energy waste caused by oven heat leaking around the door.
• Commonly replaced when the gasket is cracked, compressed, burnt, or shows visible gaps.

• One oven door gasket as shown.

• Remove power to the appliance and allow the oven to fully cool before servicing.
• Inspect the gasket channel and clean debris before installing the new gasket for a proper seat.
• Press the gasket into the door channel, working around the perimeter to ensure an even fit; some gaskets may be secured with clips or adhesive—follow the oven's service instructions.

This lower bake element assembly heats the oven cavity for baking and roasting so you can cook food evenly. It replaces a damaged or failed lower heating element to restore normal oven heating performance. What it does:

• Produces the oven's lower radiant heat used during bake cycles
• Common fix when the oven won't reach or hold set temperature
• Replaces elements that are visibly burned, broken, or arcing
• Helps correct uneven baking when the lower element is not working

• Disconnect power to the appliance at the circuit breaker before servicing
• Allow the oven to cool completely; handle the element carefully to avoid damage
• Inspect wiring and connectors for heat damage and secure connections during installation
• After installation, restore power and run a short bake cycle to verify correct operation