Parts for Ge FCM15SUCWW: 03 - Unit Parts

This replacement leveling foot stabilizes and supports the appliance so it sits level and steady on the floor. Restores proper alignment for doors and drawers and reduces wobble or rocking. What it does:

• Replaces a worn or damaged support foot to restore proper appliance height and balance
• Helps stop rocking, tipping, or uneven operation caused by an unstable base
• Can improve door alignment and sealing by returning the appliance to a level position
• Quietly supports normal appliance movement without introducing vibration

• Disconnect power and empty or secure contents before adjusting or replacing feet
• Support the appliance with a block or helper to prevent tipping while swapping the foot
• Thread or snap into place per the appliance's mounting design; tighten by hand or with appropriate tool
• Re-level the appliance after installation and verify doors/drawers open and close smoothly

This compressor controller is a direct replacement control module that regulates compressor start/stop and run cycles to help restore normal cooling performance in refrigerators when the original module fails. What it does:

• Controls compressor start and run sequences to maintain proper refrigeration.
• Helps prevent short cycling by managing compressor runtime.
• Can cause the compressor to run continuously or run irregularly if defective.

• Disconnect power to the appliance before starting any repair.
• Handle the module and PCB carefully; avoid static discharge and contact with moisture.
• Verify connector orientation and secure mounting; do not force connectors.

This 250 VA run capacitor provides the phase shift needed for single-phase appliance motors to start and run efficiently, helping restore reliable motor operation and consistent performance. What it does:

• Supplies the necessary electrical phase shift to support motor starting and continuous operation
• Commonly used with compressor and fan motors in refrigeration and similar appliances
• Fails can cause motor humming, slow or no-start conditions, or intermittent operation
• Replacing a weak or failed capacitor can return normal motor function and reduce stress on the motor

• Disconnect appliance power at the breaker before servicing
• Capacitors can hold charge—discharge safely using insulated tools
• Verify terminal wiring and secure connections; match mounting orientation to the original