Parts for Ge ZIDS240PBSS: 03 - Unit Parts

Fix a refrigerator that won't cool or has a compressor that won't start. This start relay helps the compressor motor start reliably. DIY repair part.

The R134 Drier is an OEM part for GE refrigerators. This component plays a critical role in the refrigeration system by removing moisture and contaminants from the refrigerant, ensuring efficient cooling and preventing damage to other parts of the system. It helps maintain the purity and effectiveness of the refrigerant as it cycles through the system.

You should replace the R134 drier if it becomes clogged or damaged. Common causes of a bad drier include wear and tear over time, exposure to moisture, or contamination from other failing components in the refrigeration system.

Symptoms of a bad R134 drier include:

• Reduced cooling efficiency
• Frost buildup on the evaporator coils
• Unusual noises from the refrigeration system
• Increased energy consumption
• Refrigerator not maintaining the set temperature

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

Water pooling under your refrigerator? This drip tray catches defrost and condensation water to prevent floor damage. Mounts near the compressor.

This is a threaded leveling foot that attaches to the bottom of a refrigerator to provide stability and allow height adjustment. It ensures the unit sits level on uneven flooring, which is essential for proper door alignment and efficient cooling. Replace this foot if it is cracked, stripped, or missing, causing the refrigerator to rock or sit unevenly.

Fixes refrigerator not powering on or intermittent power loss. Replaces worn or damaged cord to restore electrical connection. Direct plug-in installation.

If your refrigerator won't cool or runs constantly, this compressor replacement kit restores proper cooling. Professional installation recommended.

Compressor won't start or cycles on and off? This overload protector prevents motor damage from overheating. Simple fix for most DIYers in 30 minutes.

The Condenser Fan Motor is an OEM replacement part for GE refrigerators. It is designed to ensures proper airflow, dissipating heat and preventing the compressor from overheating. It helps to regulate the temperature inside the refrigerator, ensuring efficient operation and preservation of your food.

A bad condenser fan motor can occur due to various factors, including normal wear and tear, motor failure, or damage to the fan blades. If you notice symptoms such as unusual noises, warm temperature inside the refrigerator, or the compressor running excessively, it may indicate a need to replace the condenser fan motor.

Symptoms of a bad condenser fan motor include:

• Unusual noises coming from the condenser unit
• Warm temperature inside the refrigerator
• Excessive running of the compressor

Restore your refrigerator by replacing the faulty condenser fan motor with this genuine OEM part.

This GE part can also be used on Hotpoint, RCA, and Kenmore/Sears appliances. 
 

Fan propeller circulates air to maintain even cooling. Replace if noisy, damaged, or cooling is uneven. Verify fit with your model number.

Fan rubber grommet reduces vibration and noise in refrigerator fan assemblies. Replace if cracked, hardened, or causing excessive fan noise.

If your refrigerator compressor won't start or runs intermittently, a faulty wiring harness may be the cause. This harness restores power to the compressor.

Refrigerator not cooling properly? A damaged condenser fan housing can cause temperature issues. This housing protects and secures your condenser fan.

This is the condenser assembly that dissipates heat from the refrigerant as it cycles through the refrigeration system. It works with the compressor and condenser fan to release heat from the unit and maintain proper cooling temperatures. Replace this assembly if the refrigerator is running warm, the compressor is overheating, or the existing condenser is visibly damaged or corroded.

If your refrigerator has no power, no lights, or won't turn on, the power supply board may have failed. Diagnose with a voltmeter first.

If your refrigerator has no power, no lights, or won't turn on, the power supply board may have failed. Diagnose with a voltmeter first.