This freezer door gasket creates an airtight seal around the door to keep cold air in and warm air out, helping maintain consistent temperatures and energy efficiency. By preventing frost buildup and reducing strain on the compressor, it ensures optimal performance. Made from durable, flexible material for a secure fit, this genuine OEM g...Read moreasket is ideal for replacing a worn or cracked seal. Installation is simple—soften the gasket with warm water or a hairdryer, then press it into the door groove for a snug fit. Replacing a damaged gasket can resolve issues like frost, condensation, or increased energy usage.
This evaporator fan motor is located in the back of the freezer, and circulates air over the refrigerator coils. These coils will convert the heat into cool air, which is then circulated.
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The freezer door was catching when opened and frost was building inside telling me that the seal wasn't good.
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Paulette from Great Falls, MT
Really Easy
Less than 15 mins
Screw drivers
I called the local GE dealer for repair. The repair person arrived and told me that he could not get the part. The freezer was too old. Then he charged me $60 for coming out. I went online and did a search for parts with the model number above. I found Partselect.com and the diagrams showed which part I needed. It was in stock and I
... Read moreordered it. My husband and I removed the door to the freezer, pushed the part into the hole at the bottom of the door and put the door back on its hinges. It works perfectly. Thank you.