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This deli pan top rear cover replaces the rear trim piece on the deli/warming top, restoring a finished appearance and protecting internal components from food, grease and spills. Keeps the deli area sealed and easier to clean. What it does

• Covers and protects the rear edge of the deli/warming pan top assembly.
• Shields wiring and internal components from food debris and grease buildup.
• Restores a proper fit and finish when the original rear trim is cracked, broken or missing.
• Helps maintain a clean, hygienic deli surface and simplifies wiping and maintenance.

• One deli pan top rear cover.

• Disconnect power to the appliance before beginning any service.
• Removal may require releasing clips or removing a few screws; keep hardware for reassembly.
• Handle the cover gently to avoid cracking; align tabs/clips before seating.

This replacement freezer drawer front restores the look and function of a damaged or worn lower freezer drawer on compatible GE refrigerators. It provides the exterior panel that secures and finishes the drawer assembly. What it does

• Replaces a cracked, dented, or discolored freezer drawer front to restore appearance
• Provides the structural front panel that attaches to the freezer drawer bin
• Helps the drawer close and align properly when mounted correctly
• Works with existing mounting hardware and handle

• One freezer drawer front (slate)

• Remove food and the freezer drawer bin before installation; handle and trim may need to be transferred from the old front
• Use proper tools and keep fasteners organized; follow manufacturer disassembly steps for your model
• Disconnect power if working near electrical components or lighting assemblies

This left-hand refrigerator door replaces a damaged or dented exterior door on select GE stainless steel refrigerators, restoring appearance and proper closure. It fits non-dispenser models and matches the unit's original exterior finish. What it does:

• Replaces a damaged, dented, or scratched left-side refrigerator outer door panel
• Restores a flush, sealed closure to help maintain proper internal temperature
• Returns the appliance's original stainless steel appearance on the left side
• Works on non-dispenser door assemblies

• Disconnect power to the refrigerator before starting any repair
• This is a large, heavy panel — use two people to lift and align safely
• Retain or transfer any door trim, hinges, gaskets, and fasteners from the old door unless replacements are supplied

This variable speed compressor kit restores efficient, quieter cooling by replacing a failed variable-speed compressor assembly. Designed for compatible refrigerators, it helps re-establish proper temperature control and energy-efficient operation. What it does:

• Replaces the variable-speed compressor to restore compressor-driven cooling
• Allows the fridge to modulate speed for more consistent temperatures and reduced cycling
• Commonly used when the compressor fails, hums loudly, or the unit no longer cools reliably
• Helps address symptoms such as warm compartments, frequent on/off cycling, or abnormal compressor noise

• Disconnect power before starting any repair to avoid electrical shock
• Seal system components and refrigerant are involved; refrigeration system work should be performed by a licensed HVAC/R technician
• Handle the compressor and mounting hardware carefully to avoid damage to lines or electronic controls
• Verify system charge and leak-free operation after installation

This foam seal is a flexible adhesive gasket that fills small gaps and cushions parts to help reduce air leaks and vibration in refrigeration assemblies. It restores a tighter fit where panels, liners or components meet. What it does:

• Seals gaps to help reduce air infiltration and potential frost buildup
• Cushions and isolates parts to reduce rattle or vibration noise
• Helps maintain proper airflow paths inside the appliance
• Useful for restoring a flush fit where foam or tape has deteriorated

• Unplug the appliance before starting any repair
• Clean and dry the surface; remove old sealant or adhesive for best adhesion
• Measure and trim the foam to fit; press firmly to ensure full contact
• Avoid stretching the foam; allow adhesive to set before closing panels or returning to service