Parts for Ge FUF14DVGRWW: 03 - Unit Parts

A replacement mounting wire clip that secures refrigerator or appliance wiring harnesses to the cabinet or chassis to prevent rubbing and strain. Helps restore correct wire routing and reduces the risk of chafing or intermittent connections. What it does:

• Clips wiring harnesses or individual wires to the frame or panels to keep wires held securely in place
• Prevents wires from contacting sharp edges, heating elements, or moving parts
• Reduces vibration-related noise and intermittent electrical connections
• Useful when original clips are broken, cracked, or missing

• Disconnect power before accessing wiring or removing panels
• Remove any required access panels or trim to reach the clip location; keep fasteners for reassembly
• Slide the harness into the clip or snap the clip into the mounting hole until fully seated; avoid forcing to prevent breakage
• Inspect adjacent wire insulation and replace or re-route damaged wiring before restoring power

Freezer stops cooling or icing up on back wall? A faulty defrost heater causes frost buildup and cooling failures. Moderate DIY repair saves spoiled food.

Aluminum retaining strap secures evaporator heater assembly inside freezer compartment. Replace if bent, broken, or missing to properly mount heater.

Drier filter for freezer refrigeration system. Installs in refrigerant line to remove moisture. Replace if clogged, damaged, or during compressor repairs.

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