GE Refrigerator Wire Harnesses

Connects and organizes the electrical wiring in the lower cabinet of your refrigerator.

Facilitates the defrosting process by providing necessary heat, preventing ice build-up in your refrigerator.

Connects your refrigerator to the power source, providing electrical pathways for appliance operation.

Connects the heating elements in your refrigerator to ensure proper operation.

Connects various electrical components within the refrigerator's evaporator system.

Connects and supplies power to the freezer fan motor and heater in your refrigerator.

Melts any frost accumulating in your refrigerator's cooling system when activated.

Connects and powers the fan components in your refrigerator.

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

Connects various electrical components within the refrigerator-freezer unit.

Connects electrical components in the lower section of the refrigerator.

Connects various electrical components within your refrigerator to ensure proper operation.

Replaces the single heating element in your refrigerator with a dual heater system.

Replaces faulty electrical connections in your refrigerator, crucial for consistent operation.

Addresses issues with the water valve's operation in GE side-by-side refrigerators.

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

Genuine replacement part for electrical connections in GE refrigerators.

Includes both the heater and harness components for GE refrigerators.

Connects and secures the door switch in your refrigerator.

Connects various electrical components within your refrigerator to ensure proper operation.

Melts frost buildup inside your refrigerator by heating up when activated.

Connects the air damper to the refrigerator's control system, enabling temperature regulation.

A replacement wire harness for fixing issues with your refrigerator's motor display.

Connects various components within your refrigerator, enabling them to function properly.