GE Refrigerator Heating Elements - Page 3

Prevents water in the refrigerator's reservoir from freezing, maintaining proper function.

Essential for maintaining proper defrost cycles in your refrigerator.

Melts frost buildup inside your freezer to maintain proper cooling.

Connects and controls the heating elements responsible for the defrost cycle in your refrigerator.

Provides heating within your refrigerator or refrigerator-freezer.

Melts ice buildup in your freezer or refrigerator during the defrost cycle.

Prevents ice from forming in your refrigerator's drain by heating the area.

Melts accumulated frost in your refrigerator or refrigerator-freezer to ensure proper functioning.

Includes both the defrost heater and thermostat for GE refrigerators.

This part addresses frost buildup in your refrigerator by replacing the defrost heater and harness.

A genuine part used to prevent frost buildup in your built-in refrigerator or freezer.

Produces ice for your refrigerator, equipped with a fill cup heater to prevent freezing issues.

Maintains optimal performance by preventing frost build-up in your refrigerator.

Genuine part to maintain water flow and prevent freezing in your ice maker.

Collects and evaporates excess water from the refrigerator's defrost cycle.

Heats the icemaker tube to prevent ice buildup that blocks water flow.

Helps regulate temperature and prevent frost buildup in GE refrigerators.

Melts accumulated frost in your freezer by heating up during the defrost cycle.

Guides melted ice into the drain to prevent clogs in your refrigerator.

Melts frost buildup in your GE refrigerator by heating when activated.