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$69.20
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General Electric Refrigerator Stainless Freezer Handle
Super simple repair, but pricey. Old handle was already off due to being broken. remove handle brackets (that had broken ears) with a Phillips screwdriver. Replace the brackets with same screwdriver, slide new handle into place. Easy. Read more...
PartSelect Number PS16554855
Manufacturer Part Number WR12X37485
This stainless steel freezer handle is designed to restore both the functionality and appearance of your refrigerator’s freezer door. Crafted from high-quality stainless steel, it offers a durable and modern finish that complements contemporary kitchen designs. The handle provides a secure and comfortable grip, making it easier to open and close the freezer door. It serves as a direct replacement for worn, cracked, or missing handles and is suitable for installation on select refrigerator models. Installation is straightforward and typically involves securing the handle with existing mounting hardware. The handle measures approximately [insert dimensions if available], and its sleek stainless finish ensures long-lasting performance and visual appeal.
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Billy from La Fayette, GA
Bottom Freezer Handle
Broke off the freezer handle of my GE refrigerator, silly horseplay.Super simple repair, but pricey. Old handle was already off due to being broken. remove handle brackets (that had broken ears) with a Phillips screwdriver. Replace the brackets with same screwdriver, slide new handle into place. Easy. Read more...
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$83.73
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General Electric Refrigerator Freezer Door Handle Kit - White
PartSelect Number PS9864030
Manufacturer Part Number WR12X22148
This door handle kit includes handles for both the refrigerator and freezer. It also includes a plug for the handle. These handles make it easy for you to open and close your appliance door. If they are cracked or damaged, it is a good idea to replace them. The refrigerator door handle is approximately 19 inches in length, and the freezer door handle is approximately 18 5/8 inches in length. These handles are white in color. You will need a screwdriver to successfully install the new handles on your appliance. This kit does not include the screws required for installation.
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Arles from RADCLIFF, KY
Handle Broke next to screws because improperly tightened at installation to switch handles
Removed the old handles with a phillips bit and 20V drill for freezer handle. Popped out plug with screwdriver on bottom screw of refrigerator handle and used star bit for this one screw on refrigerator door handle and phillips for other 2 screws. Positioned handles one at a time on proper door and then manually tightened all the screws with phillips screwdriver so as to not crack the handles. Used the 20V drill set on a torque setting for the star screw. After screws were in, i then put in the new screw cover over the one screw on refrigerator door and I was finished.
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$112.58
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General Electric Refrigerator Door Handle
PartSelect Number PS10056095
Manufacturer Part Number WR12X21070
This is the replacement door handle for your refrigerator. It has a slightly curved shape, is chrome in color and is approximately 34 inches long and 2 inches wide. The door handle allows you to open and close your refrigerator door, and you will want to replace it if it is damaged or missing. This part is sold individually and is an OEM part sourced directly from the manufacturer.
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Will from PHOENIX, AZ
Broken plastic end on handle.
Remove and replace. Unfortunately this is the third handle on this refrigerator. The end is plastic and it works itself loose. If there is the slightest amount of gap it will snap the plastic. Need to tie an allen wrench to the handle and tighten it after every use apparently.
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$16.05
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General Electric Refrigerator Latch Icebox Door
PartSelect Number PS8758075
Manufacturer Part Number WR11X10031
Improve the functionality of your refrigerator with this robust, GE Latch Icebox Door. Specifically designed for GE refrigerators, this essential component ensures secure closure and efficient performance of your ice room door. Remember, before beginning the installation process, to unplug your refrigerator and store any perishable food items safely. It is also advisable to wear protective work gloves during the repair to safeguard your hands. Rely on GE's commitment to quality and restore your refrigerator's optimal performance with this durable icebox door latch.
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Linda from ST AUGUSTINE, FL
Latch for ice box door broke off
Received replacement part. There is a cover over the ice box latch. Pried it off with a screwdriver head. Took the broken latch off replaced new latch to cover and replaced on the door.
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$73.67
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General Electric Refrigerator Freezer Door Handle (stainless)
I also bought an extra set of the fastener handle assemblies - the part that screws into the freezer door to hold the mounts, because I broke one off when removing the old broken mount.
Once you have the parts, its easy.
If you need to replace the fasteners attached to the door, just unscrew the one screw on each and remove the fastener.
Put the new fasteners on - insert the small nub in the small hole in freezer door and insert the screw through the large hole and screw it in.
Once you have 2 fasteners on the door, line up the holes on the handle mounts over the fasteners - it does not seem to matter which direction is up for the handle. You should be able to push the handle in so that the fasteners go in the holes on the back of the mounts, and the mounts are flush with the door - move the handle around until it is flush. Then slide it to the right with a little bit of force to get the clips on the fasteners to engage. The handle should now be securely attached. Read more...
PartSelect Number PS16220203
Manufacturer Part Number WR12X34310
This is a door handle for the freezer compartment of compatible bottom-freezer refrigerator models. This door handle is what you pull and push on to slide the freezer compartment in and out of the fridge itself. If it is broken or unable to pull the drawer out, missing entirely, or damaged and unsightly, it will need replacement. Replacing this door handle is easy, as it simply needs the fastener screws on each side to be loosened to remove and tightened to install. This door handle is an OEM part that is sold individually, but requires an Allen wrench to remove and install, which this part does not come with.
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Joshua from ROUND ROCK, TX
Freezer door handle broke off
As a lot of people have reported, the freezer door handle is attached to the freezer door with cheap plastic mounts. Since it takes some force to open a freezer, these eventually break. Unfortunately, you cannot buy the plastic mount pieces separately - you need to buy the whole handle. Even worse, for some models (like my GNE25JSKFFSS), they only list the threee handle set - which is hundreds of dollars - just to fix a small plastic part. Luckily I found this item, which is the exact freezer door handle w/plastic mounts that I need. It isn't listed for my model refrigerator for some reason, but it is the same part.I also bought an extra set of the fastener handle assemblies - the part that screws into the freezer door to hold the mounts, because I broke one off when removing the old broken mount.
Once you have the parts, its easy.
If you need to replace the fasteners attached to the door, just unscrew the one screw on each and remove the fastener.
Put the new fasteners on - insert the small nub in the small hole in freezer door and insert the screw through the large hole and screw it in.
Once you have 2 fasteners on the door, line up the holes on the handle mounts over the fasteners - it does not seem to matter which direction is up for the handle. You should be able to push the handle in so that the fasteners go in the holes on the back of the mounts, and the mounts are flush with the door - move the handle around until it is flush. Then slide it to the right with a little bit of force to get the clips on the fasteners to engage. The handle should now be securely attached. Read more...
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$83.16
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General Electric Refrigerator Smooth Door Handle Kit - Black
PartSelect Number PS9494525
Manufacturer Part Number WR12X22183
This kit includes both refrigerator and freezer handles. It is used for replacing refrigerator doors handles
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Sandy from Clawson, MI
Broken door handle
I'm a 73 year old female but this was easy pezy. 3 screws and it was done. Perfect fit..
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$16.05
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General Electric Refrigerator White Pocket Handle
PartSelect Number PS16217295
Manufacturer Part Number WR12X34565
This handle provides a secure grip for opening and closing the appliance. Durable construction supports frequent use. Replacing a damaged handle restores ease of use and a clean appearance.
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$101.81
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General Electric Refrigerator Stainless Handles
PartSelect Number PS16220206
Manufacturer Part Number WR12X34550
This door handle set is designed for use with refrigerators and includes both handles needed for installation. If your current handles are damaged or worn, replacing them can restore the appliance’s appearance and functionality. For proper installation, refer to the instructions provided in your owner's or installation manual. To ensure safety during the process, disconnect the refrigerator from its power source and wear protective gloves.
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$16.08
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General Electric Refrigerator Cover Latch
PartSelect Number PS11729547
Manufacturer Part Number WR02X23032
Introducing the GE Ice Bank Door Latch Cover, a vital component that sets the benchmark for refrigerator maintenance. This component is designed to attach seamlessly over your existing ice bank door latch, ensuring secure and efficient operation of your refrigerator's ice making function. Essential for those who prioritize the longevity and performance of their appliances, this cover latch provides additional protection for your ice bank door latch. It's advisable to wear work gloves during the installation process for your safety. Choose GE for high-quality and durable refrigerator parts.
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Steven from NORMAN, OK
COVER LATCH BROKEN
I recieved the package with the correct part number but the wrong part inside. The item in the package does not even resemble the part on the GE parts website. Tried to contact parts select but no luck.
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$65.84
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General Electric Refrigerator Stainless Freezer Handle
PartSelect Number PS16542770
Manufacturer Part Number WR12X36386
Revamp your refrigerator with this sleek and functional stainless freezer handle from the trusted brand GE. Specifically designed for easy installation, simply follow the instructions found within your owner's manual or guide. The premium quality ensures durability and the stainless finish adds a modern touch to your appliance. Remember to wear work gloves to protect your hands during the installation process. This handle is perfect for those seeking to enhance the functionality and appearance of their appliance. Breathing new life into your refrigeration system has never been easier with GE's stainless freezer handle.
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