Parts for Ge TBX18APBRAD: 01 - Section1 Parts

Warning label decal for refrigerator installation reminders. Replaces missing, faded, or damaged safety labels on your appliance exterior or interior.

Hardware fasteners for securing refrigerator door panels and components. Includes screws, nuts, and washers for assembly. Replace missing or stripped pieces.

Assembly screw kit for refrigerators. Secures handles, shelf tracks, door hinges, and interior panels. Replace missing, stripped, or lost screws.

White plastic end cap for refrigerator door shelf bars. Snaps onto bar ends to hold shelves securely in place. Replace cracked, broken, or missing caps.

Seals your freezer door to prevent warm air entry and cold air loss. Replace when cracked, torn, or no longer sealing properly. Verify fit with your model.

Hardware kit with 12 mounting screws for refrigerator assembly and component installation. Replace missing, stripped, or corroded screws during repairs.

Includes 12 screws. Size: 8-18 ab.

Seals the fresh food door to prevent cold air loss and maintain temperature. Replace if cracked, torn, or not sealing properly. Verify fit by model.

Covers and secures the ends of refrigerator door shelves and bins. Replace if cracked, broken, or missing to restore a finished look and prevent items from sliding off.

This is a snap-in plug button used to replace a missing or damaged control panel or trim cap on compatible GE appliances. It restores a finished look and helps keep the underlying fastener or opening covered. What it does:

• Covers and protects a

May have to be cut to fit shorter applications.

Secures water and drain tubing to prevent leaks, noise, and vibration. Replace if loose, cracked, or missing. Confirm fit with your model number.

Replacement screw for refrigerators. Secures handles, panels, and internal components. Order if yours is missing, stripped, or lost during repairs.

The Evaporator Fan Motor Kit is an OEM part compatible with GE refrigerators. It is a critical component responsible for circulating air and maintaining proper airflow within the refrigerator's evaporator system, ensuring efficient cooling and temperature regulation. It features a shaft that measures 3/8 of an inch and two right-side terminals. Notably, the motor no longer comes with harness wires, which must be obtained separately for installation.

Symptoms of a faulty evaporator fan motor include:

• Inconsistent or inadequate cooling in the refrigerator or freezer compartments
• Warm spots or temperature fluctuations within the refrigerator
• Excessive frost buildup or ice accumulation in the freezer

Causes of a bad evaporator fan motor can include wear and tear over time, electrical issues or short circuits, or physical damage from foreign objects or improper maintenance.

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

Refrigerator not cooling or compressor overheating? The condenser fan motor circulates air through coils to dissipate heat. DIY repair in under 30 minutes.

Panel mounting screw for refrigerators. Secures access panels, trim pieces, and internal brackets. Replace lost, stripped, or corroded fasteners.

Mounting clip for refrigerators. Secures components and panels in place. Replace if clip is broken, cracked, or missing to restore proper fitment.

This slotted foam plug seals a small access opening in the refrigerator cabinet to help maintain insulation and reduce air and moisture infiltration. It's a simple replacement that restores a tighter cabinet seal and helps the appliance run more efficiently. What it does:

• Blocks service or wiring access holes to help prevent warm air entering the cabinet
• Helps maintain insulation at a penetration point to reduce frost and condensation
• Cushions and stabilizes wiring or tubing routed through the opening
• Reduces noise and vibration where parts pass through the cabinet

• Disconnect power before servicing the appliance to avoid shock
• Remove the relevant access panel or trim to reach the opening, then press the plug into the hole until seated
• Trim excess foam only if explicitly required for fit; avoid using solvents or adhesives unless specified by OEM
• Replace the plug if torn, compressed, or degraded to maintain proper sealing