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Replaced them both. Read more
I took off the cover on the back of the fridge. Then took the small cover off the side of the compressor. Pulled off the relay and shook it and you could hear parts rattling inside. Ordered a repalcement and it's been working since. Read more
Replaced the yellowed handles with new white ones and matching trim. The genuine GE replacements were not a 100% perfect fit but you can only tell if you're looking up close. Read more
At first, because there was not any visible means of attaching the handle either on the front or inside of the refrigerator door, I thought the door may need to be replaced. However, I have viewed other repair videos from Appliance Pros so thought I would at least look to see what they had to say. I found a video that showed the VERY EASY way to replace the handles and the trim. I ordered handles and upper and lower trim. I replaced the handles in under 15 minutes! Trim is on backorder... Read more
This replacement part is a handle bar, and it is intended for use in different types of appliances. This is a genuine replacement part made by General Electric. Each refrigerator typically has two handle bars which allow the user to open and closed the doors effectively and efficiently. A new handle bar might be needed if the current one is unable to stay connected to the door of the appliance. It is possible that the screws in this part can become stripped and therefore not hold the handle bar in place. It is best to replace this part immediately as the user might not be able to open the appliance at all if the handle becomes completely detached. This repair is simple and should only take a few minutes. Using a screwdriver, remove the old handles and replace the new ones securely on the door. This handle bar cover is sourced directly from the manufacturer. This is a genuine OEM replacement part and is sold individually.
I purchased new handles, watched the instruction video, and installed the handles. This was for a 1993 GE Profile refrigerator. I love the fridge, but the worn handles looked bad, so I decided it would be a lot cheaper to replace the handles than to spend about $1000+ for a new refrigerator. I was delighted to see that APP.com had replacement handles in the almond color. It took me a while to get the first one installed because I had trouble removing the trim above the handle. Once I got... Read more