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The Icemaker is an OEM part compatible with GE refrigerators. It is responsible for producing ice cubes and depositing them into the ice bucket or ice storage bin. The icemaker is designed to automatically monitor ice levels and produces just the right amount of ice on demand. 

Causes of a bad icemaker can include mechanical failure or wear of components like the water inlet valve, ice ejector mechanism, or ice mold heater. Minerals or scale buildup can also impact the icemaker's efficiency over time.

Symptoms of a bad icemaker include:

• Insufficient or inconsistent ice production  
• Ice cubes sticking together or malformed shapes
• Leaks or water spills from the icemaker area
• Loud buzzing or grinding noises during the operation

This GE replacement part is also compatible with Hotpoint, RCA, and some Kenmore models. 
 

This refrigerator water line is the plastic tubing that routes pressurized water through the appliance's water system. Replacing a cracked, brittle, or kinked line helps restore proper water flow and prevents leaks inside or around the unit.

• Carries water between the inlet valve and the refrigerator's water system components
• Helps maintain a sealed path for reliable flow to the dispenser and/or ice maker
• Replace if tubing is cracked, kinked, brittle, or leaking
• Common symptoms include puddling, dripping, reduced/No water at the dispenser, or ice maker not filling

• Disconnect power and shut off the water supply before servicing
• Note the original routing and clip locations; avoid sharp bends and kinks during installation
• Fully seat tubing into existing connectors/fittings on your model
• Turn water back on, check all connections for leaks, and purge air by dispensing water

Restore a tight, energy-saving seal on your refrigerator. This magnetized fresh-food door gasket keeps cold air in and warm air out, helping maintain temperature, reduce frost and moisture, and prevent the compressor from overworking.

• Seals the refrigerator compartment door to the cabinet
• Helps maintain stable temperatures and humidity
• Can reduce condensation, frost buildup, and energy loss from air leaks
• Worn or torn gasket may cause doors not to seal, warm spots, or excess run time

• Unplug appliance before service; wear cut-resistant gloves
• Soften gasket in warm water or with a hair dryer on low to ease installation
• Remove retaining screws or pull from retainer (design varies), then seat new gasket fully in the groove
• Check for uniform contact all around; adjust door hinges/leveling if needed

The Ice Bucket is an OEM replacement part for GE refrigerators. It stores and dispenses ice from the freezer compartment. Causes of a bad ice bucket can include wear and tear over time or damage to the bucket or its parts due to mishandling or impact. 

Symptoms of a faulty ice bucket include:

• Ice not dispensing properly or getting stuck
• Leaks or drips from the ice dispenser
• Difficulty removing ice from the bucket

If you notice cracks, breaks, or any damage to the ice bucket, it may be time for a replacement. This GE part can also be used on Hotpoint, RCA, and Kenmore/Sears appliances.

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.

• Converts the solenoid's electrical action into mechanical movement for the dispenser ice chute door
• Helps maintain a proper seal to limit frost and moisture around the dispenser
• Typical symptoms: ice won't dispense; chute door won't open/close; frost/ice buildup at the chute; loud buzzing or clicking from the dispenser area
• Wear or sticking of the armature/spring can hinder movement and affect dispenser operation

• Unplug the refrigerator and shut off water to the dispenser before servicing
• Access the dispenser mechanism in the door; remove trim/control panel per your model's service information
• Note the orientation of the armature, spring, and linkage; transfer components one-for-one to the new kit and secure hardware
• Verify the solenoid plunger moves freely, reassemble, restore power, and test dispenser operation

This fan-mount grommet fits the evaporator or condenser fan assembly to isolate vibration and keep the motor aligned. Replacing a worn grommet can quiet rattles and prevent the fan blade from rubbing the housing. What it does:

• Isolates the fan motor from its bracket to reduce vibration and operating noise
• Helps maintain proper fan motor and blade alignment/clearance
• Replaces cracked, flattened, hardened, or missing grommets
• Typical symptoms: rattling, buzzing, or vibration sounds from the freezer or rear machine compartment

• 1 fan motor grommet

• Disconnect power before servicing; pull the refrigerator forward for rear access if needed
• Evaporator fan: remove the freezer's rear panel; condenser fan: remove the rear service panel
• Support the motor, remove the fan blade and mounting hardware as needed, replace the grommet, and reassemble
• Ensure the fan spins freely and does not contact the shroud before restoring power

An evaporator fan blade mounts on the evaporator fan motor to move cold air across the coils and throughout the refrigerator compartments. Replacing a cracked, warped, or loose blade restores proper airflow, temperature balance, and quiet operation.

• Circulates air across the evaporator and into the fresh food and freezer sections to maintain even temperatures
• Helps reduce frost/ice buildup on the evaporator cover by improving airflow after defrost
• Common symptoms of a damaged blade: rattling or scraping noises behind an interior panel, weak or no airflow at vents, warming in the fresh food section, or uneven cooling
• A cracked or loose blade may spin but move little air even when the motor runs

• Disconnect power to the refrigerator before service
• Access the evaporator fan behind the interior rear panel; remove the cover/shroud as required (varies by model)
• Note blade orientation; seat the new blade fully on the motor shaft and verify clearance inside the shroud
• Reassemble panels, restore power, and confirm the fan spins freely without rubbing

This refrigerator lamp socket holds an E12-base appliance bulb and provides the electrical connection for the light fixture. Replace it when the light won't turn on or flickers despite a known-good bulb and functioning door switch.

• Secures an E12 (candelabra) bulb and supplies power to it
• Works with the door/light switch to illuminate the compartment or dispenser area
• Typical failures include heat damage, cracking, or internal contact wear
• Symptoms: no light, intermittent flicker, or a bulb that won't seat firmly

• Disconnect power to the refrigerator before servicing
• Remove any lens/cover, note wire placement, and install the new socket in the original orientation
• Use an E12-base appliance bulb with the wattage specified on your model's rating label
• Restore power and verify operation with the door switch

This assembly includes the refrigerator's water inlet valve mounted on its bracket. It regulates water flow from the household supply into the refrigerator's water system to restore reliable filling for the ice maker and/or dispenser.

• Controls water flow by opening/closing the valve when the refrigerator calls for water
• Helps deliver proper water during fill cycles and shuts off cleanly after
• Common symptoms: no ice production, no water from dispenser, slow/weak flow, leaks at the valve, or loud buzzing/chattering during fill
• Mounts in the original location using the included bracket for secure fit

• Disconnect power and shut off the water supply before servicing
• Relieve line pressure (dispense water if equipped) and keep a towel handy for residual water
• Move tubes and wire connectors to the new valve one at a time to maintain placement
• Restore water and power, then check all connections for leaks and proper operation

This replacement motor powers the dispenser's auger/crusher mechanism to move ice from the bucket to the chute. Replacing a weak or seized motor helps restore reliable cube or crushed-ice dispensing from the freezer door.

• Drives the ice auger/crusher to feed ice from the bucket through the dispenser chute
• Helps deliver cubes or crushed ice, depending on the control selection
• Common symptoms: no ice dispensing, auger not turning, loud humming or grinding, intermittent or weak dispensing
• Located in the freezer-door dispenser assembly and engages the ice bucket coupler

• Disconnect power to the refrigerator before servicing
• Remove the ice bucket and dispenser trim/panel to access the motor; note wire orientation and fasteners
• Transfer any mounting hardware or coupler from the old motor
• Reassemble, restore power, and test ice dispensing

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.

• Holds the recess/ice door on its pivot within the dispenser assembly
• Helps the flapper close fully to seal the ice chute
• Restores smooth open/close action of the dispenser door
• Common symptoms: loose or fallen flapper, poor chute seal, frost or condensation in the dispenser area, and ice clumping near the chute

• Unplug the refrigerator before servicing the dispenser
• Carefully remove the dispenser bezel/control panel to access the ice chute door assembly
• Note spring orientation and retainer position; transfer components to the new retainer
• Verify flapper movement and seal before reassembly and restoring power

This icing kit is a factory update designed to reduce frost build-up in the ice/dispenser area. It improves sealing and insulation to help keep the ice path clear and restore reliable dispensing performance.

• Reduces frost or ice accumulation caused by air leaks or condensation in the ice path
• Improves sealing/insulation so the ice door closes properly and maintains a tight seal
• Helps prevent blocked ice flow and intermittent dispensing due to icing
• Common symptoms include frost around the dispenser opening, ice door not closing fully, or a sticking/jamming dispenser

• Disconnect power and turn off the water supply before servicing
• Follow the manufacturer's installation instructions for your specific model
• After reassembly, verify the ice door operates freely and seals without gaps
• Allow up to 24 hours of normal operation for temperatures and moisture levels to stabilize

This LED transformer supplies low-voltage power for your refrigerator's interior lighting. Replacing the transformer can restore consistent illumination when the doors open.

• Steps down line voltage to the proper low voltage for the refrigerator's LED light modules
• Provides stable power for consistent brightness across multiple lamps
• Failure symptoms include interior lights that are dim, flicker, strobe, or stay off
• Often multiple or all lights go out at once when this power component fails

• Disconnect power to the appliance before servicing
• Location varies by model; access the module behind the appropriate cover or panel
• Move connectors one at a time to the new transformer, matching orientation
• Route wiring away from sharp edges and moving parts; test lighting before reassembly

This straight 1/4-inch water line coupler joins two sections of 1/4-inch OD refrigerator tubing, restoring a secure connection in dispenser and icemaker supply lines. Use it to splice, repair, or extend existing tubing.

• Creates an inline union for 1/4-inch OD refrigerator water tubing
• Helps address leaks, cracks, or breaks by replacing a damaged connector or splicing a cut line
• Useful when rerouting lines or adding inline components such as filters
• Common symptoms: water dripping at a tubing joint, loose/disconnected line, reduced or no water to dispenser/ice maker

• Unplug the refrigerator and turn off the water supply; dispense water to relieve pressure
• Cut tubing ends square and clean; ensure both tubes are 1/4-inch OD
• Make secure connections per the coupler design (push-to-connect or compression); ensure tubing is fully seated/assembled and gently pull to verify
• Restore water and check thoroughly for leaks

This water inlet valve controls the flow of household water into the refrigerator's ice maker during fill cycles. Replacing a sticking or leaking valve restores proper ice fills and helps prevent nuisance leaks at the back of the unit. What it does:

• Opens when energized to supply water to the ice maker, then closes to stop flow
• Common symptoms: no ice production, weak/empty fills, or leaking from the rear valve area
• Ice maker overfilling or fill-tube icing from a valve that doesn't fully close
• Humming/buzzing from the valve with little or no water flow

• 1 water inlet valve assembly

• Disconnect power and shut off the water supply before servicing
• Pull the refrigerator forward to access the rear; place a towel to catch residual water
• Transfer any mounting bracket/tubing from the old valve and secure all connections firmly
• Restore water and power, then check every connection for leaks while the ice maker cycles