Wcvh6600h Parts

A small sheet-metal screw used to secure panels and components on compatible GE appliances. Replaces worn or missing fasteners to restore proper fit and stop loose or rattling parts. What it does

• Secures appliance panels, brackets or trim to the cabinet or frame
• Keeps components aligned so doors, panels and controls operate correctly
• Common symptom: loose or rattling panels or trim
• Common symptom: parts that shift or detach during use

• One screw

• Use the correct sized Phillips screwdriver; start threading by hand to avoid cross-threading
• Tighten until snug — avoid over-torquing which can strip threads or crack panels
• Replace only with the same size and thread type for secure fit
• Disconnect power where applicable and follow appliance safety guidance before servicing

This heater support stabilizes and secures the heating element assembly to keep the heater properly positioned for safe, efficient operation. Replaces a damaged or broken support to reduce rattling and prevent heater misalignment. What it does:

• Holds the heating element assembly in place so it stays aligned during operation
• Prevents the heater from contacting other components, reducing noise and wear
• Helps maintain proper airflow around the heater for consistent heat output
• Commonly replaced when cracked, warped, or missing mounting tabs

• Disconnect power to the appliance before starting any repair
• Inspect surrounding parts (heater, clips, wires) and replace any damaged items
• Use basic hand tools; handle the heater element carefully to avoid damage

This inverter connector links the refrigerator's inverter board to the wiring harness, providing a reliable electrical connection to help the inverter and compressor receive power. Use it to replace damaged or corroded inverter-to-harness plugs. What it does

• Provides a secure electrical connection between the inverter board and wiring harness
• Restores proper power flow to inverter-driven compressor systems
• Commonly replaced when connectors are cracked, melted, burned, or have corroded pins
• Can eliminate intermittent operation, error codes, or compressor fail-to-start symptoms related to poor connections

• Disconnect power to the appliance before starting any repair to avoid shock or damage
• Handle PCB and connector pins carefully to avoid bending pins or introducing debris
• Verify connector orientation and full seating; ensure locking tab engages where present