GE Refrigerator Thermostats

Includes two defrost heaters and a harness assembly for your refrigerator.

Replaces the thermostat light in various GE Monogram side-by-side refrigerator models.

Genuine thermostat light for GE refrigerators, critical for maintaining proper defrost function.

Regulates the internal temperature of your refrigerator to maintain food freshness.

Helps regulate and control the cooling cycle in your GE refrigerator.

Regulates the temperature within the freezer by controlling the cooling cycle.

Limits electrical current to protect the refrigerator compressor from overheating.

Regulates the temperature inside your refrigerator by controlling the cooling system.

Regulates the defrost cycle in GE refrigerators by monitoring temperature.

Connects and regulates the defrost cycle in your refrigerator by linking the heater harness and defrost thermostat components.

Attaches to the thermostat to allow temperature adjustment in your General Electric freezer.

Allows you to adjust the temperature in your GE refrigerator.

Regulates the temperature inside your GE freezer to ensure it stays at the correct level.

Stops the flow of electricity to prevent the refrigerator from overheating.

Regulates the internal temperature of your refrigerator.

Prevents compressor from starting, running inconsistently, or overheating in your refrigerator.

Regulates the temperature in your refrigerator or refrigerator-freezer.

Regulates the defrost cycle in your refrigerator to prevent excessive frost buildup.

Monitors the temperature in your refrigerator or refrigerator-freezer to regulate defrosting cycles.

Monitors the temperature in your refrigerator to help manage defrost cycles.

Regulates the temperature inside your freezer by controlling the cooling mechanism.

Monitors the temperature of the evaporator coils in your refrigerator or refrigerator-freezer to help manage frost buildup.

Monitors and regulates the temperature to prevent ice build-up in your refrigerator or freezer.

Regulates the temperature during the defrost cycle in your refrigerator.