Genuine replacement part GE Blomberg Refrigerator Ice Chute Door Motor 4899090200 Genuine OEM Product image supplied by Sears PartsDirect

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GE Blomberg Refrigerator Ice Chute Door Motor 4899090200 Genuine OEM

Part number 4899090200

This is a Genuine OEM GE part. Basic informationPart name: Refrigerator ice chute door motorManufacturer: BlombergCategory: Refrigerator ice dispensing componentsPrimary function: Opens and closes the ice chute door during dispensing to control airflow and ice delivery. Installation & compatibilityCompatible models: Fits select Blomberg and Beko models; confirm compatibility using your models parts diagramsInstallation difficulty: Medium; requires accessing the dispenser area and reconnecting wiringTools required: ScrewdriverAdditional informationThe refrigerator ice chute door motor 4899090200 powers the chute door mechanism so the dispenser can open and close the ice path during operation. It helps the door move when ice is requested. If the chute door sticks open or closed, ice does not dispense consistently, or clicking or grinding noises come from the dispenser area, the motor may be worn or failing. Slow movement or a door that does not respond during dispensing can also indicate a problem. Disconnect power to the refrigerator before starting. Access the dispenser area, remove the necessary trim or cover, then disconnect the wiring and remove the mounting fasteners to replace the motor. Reconnect wiring securely, confirm the chute door moves freely, and restore power.

Condition
New
Brand
GE
Equipment family
GE Refrigerator
Category
Home Appliances > Kitchen Appliances > Appliances Refrigerators > Refrigerator Body & Door Components
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