GE Refrigerator Sensors - Page 2

Regulates the defrost cycle by monitoring the temperature in your refrigerator.

Monitors temperature changes in the refrigerator to help manage the defrost cycle.

This board detects and communicates humidity levels to the electronic control board in your refrigerator.

Genuine replacement part for electrical connections in GE refrigerators.

Controls electrical signals in your refrigerator to help regulate its functions.

Holds the ice funnel and contains sensors for the autofill feature in your refrigerator.

Measures and regulates water flow in your refrigerator.

Prevents your GE refrigerator from starting issues and frequent tripping of the overload protector.

Monitors the temperature of the evaporator in your refrigerator to ensure proper cooling.

Manages the defrost cycle in your refrigerator to maintain proper cooling.

Monitors and regulates the temperature in your beverage cooler.

Monitors and reports the internal temperature of your refrigerator to maintain optimal cooling.

Protects the interior sensor in your refrigerator, contributing to maintaining the optimal environment for your fresh food section.

Monitors temperature in your refrigerator, helping to maintain optimal cooling conditions.

Prevents the refrigerator compressor from overheating.

Acts as a safeguard for the refrigerator compressor against excessive current and temperature.

Prevents the refrigerator compressor from overheating by automatically shutting it off when necessary.

Monitors and helps maintain the temperature in your refrigerator or freezer.

Controls the temperature settings in your appliance, ensuring consistent performance.

Prevents overheating in your refrigerator's compressor, maintaining safe operation.

Connects and secures the door switch in your refrigerator.

Monitors the temperature inside your GE refrigerator to ensure accurate readings.

Encases the sensor responsible for providing temperature readings in General Electric refrigerators.

Monitors and manages the internal temperature in General Electric refrigerators.