General Electric Refrigerator Trim | OEM Replacement Parts

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$11.64

General Electric Refrigerator TRIM SHELF FZ

★★★★★

1 Review

PartSelect Number PS1015820

Manufacturer Part Number WR38X10368

Installation Instructions

Lucie from BOYNTON BEACH, FL

Needed an extra shelf in the freezer

Simply assembled both pieces and inserted this additional into one of the shelf slots in the freezer. There is now extra space to store frozen food. Read more...

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$13.97

General Electric Refrigerator Button Plug

PartSelect Number PS430881

Manufacturer Part Number 240494001

Sold individually.

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$36.50

General Electric Refrigerator Recess Trim - Black

★★★★★

9 Reviews

PartSelect Number PS11737059

Manufacturer Part Number WR38X23216

This part is a replacement recess trim for your refrigerator. It is the trim that runs around the perimeter of the ice/water dispenser. You will want to replace the recess trim if it is cracked or damaged. This part is black in color and is sold individually. It is approximately 16 inches long and 10 inches wide. It is a genuine OEM replacement part sourced directly from the manufacturer.

Fixes these symptoms

Not dispensing water
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Installation Instructions

George from MIAMI, FL

Mostly cosmetic, ice funnel broken, not dispensing water

Just look at the parts diagram and follow the explanation. That easy. Still not dispensing water, so i think i need a switch since the water filter is new but no water. Read more...

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$2.35

General Electric Refrigerator Cabinet Corner Trim - White

PartSelect Number PS3653498

Manufacturer Part Number 242161201

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$15.91

General Electric Refrigerator TRIM REAR GLASS SHELF

PartSelect Number PS301928

Manufacturer Part Number WR38X10224

Your Price

$81.25

General Electric Refrigerator RECESS TRIM FLAT

PartSelect Number PS301931

Manufacturer Part Number WR38X10227

Installation Instructions

Kimberly from La Porte, IN

handles had yellowed.

Removed old handle trim by popping them off with a screwdriver, then removed the screws and handles. Replaced with the new. Had to make the snap holes for the upper trim a little larger by bending the metal with a screwdriver because it was off just a bit. Very easy and looks like new. Definitely worth it. The recess trim panel just popped off and the new one snapped on. Read more...