GE Refrigerator Blades

A critical component for efficient dispensing in GE side-by-side refrigerators.

Facilitates smooth operation of the ice crusher blades in your GE refrigerator by supporting the blade assembly.

Rotates to help circulate air within your GE refrigerator.

Collects and moves ice within the refrigerator for dispensing.

Includes the auger, bucket, cutting assembly, and cover for your refrigerator's ice dispensing system.

This white plastic fan blade with three blades, measuring a little over 4 inches in diameter, is used in various GE freezers, refrigerators, and refrigerator-freezers.

Rotates to circulate air in your refrigerator's evaporator compartment.

Rotates to circulate air in your refrigerator when the fan is activated.

Rotates to circulate air within your GE refrigerator or refrigerator-freezer.

Rotates to help manage temperature by moving air within the refrigerator's condenser unit.

Rotates to help dissipate heat from the condenser in your refrigerator.

Turns the auger that pushes ice cubes through the dispenser chute in your refrigerator.

Activates the blades in your refrigerator's ice dispenser to crush ice for dispensing.

Drives the auger to dispense ice in your GE refrigerator.

Helps regulate the dispensing of ice in your appliance.

Rotates to circulate air in your freezer when the fan motors activate.

Rotates to circulate air in your freezer, refrigerator, or refrigerator-freezer.

Circulates cold air in your refrigerator by rotating when the fan motors activate.

A replacement condenser fan blade for maintaining optimal cooling performance in your refrigerator.

Replaces worn or damaged fan blades in GE top-mount refrigerators, ensuring proper cooling.

Ensures efficient airflow for cooling within your GE French-door refrigerator.

Facilitates the smooth movement of ice through the dispenser mechanism in your refrigerator.

Holds the ice in place for the ice dispenser to function properly.

Facilitates cold air circulation within the refrigerator's evaporator system.