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The GE Damper Control Assembly channels cold air from the freezer to the fresh food section and prevents freezing of food in the refrigerator. It is a high quality OEM part that requires disconnection of utilities before installation.

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The GE Appliances Air Damper Assembly controls cold airflow from the freezer to the refrigerator. It replaces multiple part numbers and should only be serviced by a trained professional. Safety equipment and appliance disconnection are recommended.

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When your GE refrigerator isn't cooling properly, a faulty damper control assembly could be the culprit. This part regulates airflow between the freezer and the refrigerator. Here, we address common questions about replacing this essential part.
If your GE refrigerator is not cooling efficiently or if you notice uneven cooling, the damper control assembly might be stuck or malfunctioning. Listen for unusual noises or inspect for visible damage to diagnose the issue.
First, unplug your refrigerator. Locate the damper control assembly inside the refrigerator section, usually near the top. Remove the cover and disconnect the wiring harness. Replace the faulty assembly with a new one and reassemble.
The cost of a replacement damper control assembly for a GE refrigerator can vary, averaging between $50 to $150. Labor costs may increase the total if a professional technician is required.
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On many GE refrigerators, the model number appears on a label along the side wall inside the fresh food compartment. If it is not there, check behind the crisper drawer or on the ceiling of the compartment. Look for the model designation, not just the serial number, and copy every letter and number exactly. Enter that code in the site's model number search bar to narrow the full GE refrigerator parts catalog to parts that fit your specific unit. This model lookup covers the refrigerator's associated parts, including the damper control assembly, so you can compare compatible options without relying on appearance alone. That means fewer wrong orders and a faster repair.

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