Parts for Ge GXRM10RBL00: 01 - Water Filter Parts

This 1/4" tube nut secures small-diameter appliance tubing to fittings, providing a tight connection to help prevent leaks and maintain water or refrigerant flow. Simple replacement for worn or damaged line fittings. What it does

• Secures 1/4" OD tubing to a matching fitting or coupling
• Restores a tight seal at tubing connections to reduce or stop leaks
• Helps maintain proper fluid flow to dispensers, ice makers or valves
• Replaces corroded, rounded, or stripped nuts that can't seal reliably

• Turn off water supply (or power and isolate system for refrigerant lines) before servicing.
• Hand-start threads to avoid cross-threading, then tighten with an appropriate wrench.
• Do not overtighten—snug until leak-free; overtightening can damage tubing or fittings.
• Inspect tubing and ferrules; replace damaged ferrules or tubing for a reliable seal.

This tube T fitting connects three sections of refrigerator tubing to route water to the dispenser or ice maker. It provides a compact, plumbed junction for matching 1/4" and 3/8" tube sizes and helps restore proper water flow. What it does:

• Joins one 1/4" and two 3/8" water lines into a single T-shaped junction for dispensers/ice makers
• Re-establishes a sealed connection when a split or damaged tube junction causes leaks
• Helps restore water delivery to the dispenser or ice maker when the plumbing junction is the issue
• Used where a compact, inline tube junction is required in the refrigerator plumbing

• One tube T fitting — only the fitting is included

• Turn off and disconnect the refrigerator's water supply before replacing plumbing fittings
• Use proper tubing sizes and push/flare fittings as specified by the appliance; fit before finalizing connections
• Tighten fittings securely but avoid over-torquing; after installation, slowly restore water and check all connections for leaks
• If tubing or surrounding components are damaged or corroded, replace them to ensure a reliable seal

Screen cone is a replacement cone-shaped screen that helps keep lint and debris out of the appliance's drain and pump area, reducing clogs and helping protect pump components from wear. What it does:

• Traps lint and loose debris before it reaches the drain and pump assembly.
• Helps maintain proper draining and reduces the chance of recurring clogs.
• Reduces stress and potential damage to the pump impeller caused by foreign debris.
• When worn or missing, common symptoms include slowed draining, recurring clogs, or unusual pump noise.

• Disconnect power to the appliance (unplug or shut off breaker) before accessing the pump/drain area.
• Turn off water supply if required by your model and drain remaining water before removal.
• Replace the old screen cone with the new unit, ensuring it seats fully in the housing; no special tools are typically required.

RO cartridge is a reverse-osmosis membrane cartridge that restores filtration performance in compatible RO systems, improving water clarity and taste by removing dissolved impurities when an existing membrane is worn or fouled. What it does:

• Replaces a worn RO membrane to restore filtered water production and quality.
• Helps reduce common tastes, odors and cloudiness caused by dissolved contaminants.
• Common symptoms of a failing membrane: reduced RO faucet flow, poor-tasting or cloudy water, or elevated TDS readings.
• Use as a direct replacement in compatible GE reverse-osmosis housings and filtration systems.

• Turn off the feed water supply and open the RO faucet to relieve system pressure before servicing.
• Inspect seals and O-rings; replace or lightly lubricate per OEM guidance to ensure a proper seal.
• After installation, flush the system per manufacturer instructions to remove air and loosened particles.

The Sump Housing O-Ring is an OEM part for GE water filtration systems. This O-ring creates a watertight seal between the sump housing and the water filter, preventing leaks and ensuring the filtration system operates efficiently.

Causes of a bad O-ring can include wear and tear over time, deterioration due to exposure to water and chemicals, or physical damage from improper installation or handling. These issues can lead to the O-ring losing its flexibility and effectiveness.

Symptoms of a bad O-ring include:

• Water leaks around the filter housing
• Difficulty achieving a tight seal when installing the filter
• Visible cracks or deformation in the O-ring
• Reduced water pressure or flow from the filtration system

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

Pre & post reverse osmosis filters.

This countertop-mounted faucet assembly replaces the dedicated dispensing faucet on select under-sink filtration and reverse osmosis systems. It restores smooth on/off control and a clean chrome look while providing a reliable dispensing point for filtered water at your sink. What it does:

• Provides a dedicated faucet and shutoff for water from the filtration/RO system
• Helps address drips at the spout or leaks around the base from a worn faucet
• Replaces faucets with broken or hard-to-turn handles or wobbly mounting
• Mounts in the existing sink/countertop hole used by the original faucet

• One chrome-finish faucet assembly

• Turn off the feed water and tank valve; open the faucet to relieve pressure
• Place a towel or pan under the sink; disconnect tubing from the old faucet
• Remove mounting hardware, lift out the old faucet, and clean the mounting surface
• Set the new faucet, reconnect tubing per system instructions, tighten hardware, and check for leaks before use

This chrome faucet base provides the finished mounting surface for a refrigerator water dispenser, restoring appearance and supporting the spout assembly for reliable operation. Fits OEM dispenser assemblies that use a separate base. What it does:

• Secures the dispenser spout and helps maintain a stable, centered water outlet.
• Replaces cracked, corroded or damaged bases that can cause wobbling or cosmetic defects.
• Restores the chrome finish for a clean, finished look at the dispenser opening.
• Helps eliminate drip points and misalignment commonly noticed around a worn base.

• Turn off the refrigerator power and water supply before beginning any repair.
• Remove the spout and retaining hardware to access and replace the base; basic hand tools typically required.
• Inspect O-rings/gaskets when installing and replace any worn seals to prevent leaks.
• Reassemble carefully and check for leaks; avoid over-tightening to prevent damage to the finish or housing.