GE Refrigerator Ice Door Flapper WR17X11653

Thanks to a You Tube demo that takes you through the simple steps of replacing the rubber flap in the chute of the GE Ice Dispenser, I saved $80.00 plus for a service call. It took only about 10 minutes to replace the original door, which was all curled and had been causing our freezer and ice compartment to accumulate frost for over a year.

Just a matter of time (5 years or so) before I need to replace again, so hope this is still available for such a good price. If your ice flapper door is deformed, this is what you need to keep from wasting energy.

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OEM fit and function, fast easy installation, fixed the issue, no more frozen water tube or frost in the freezer

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Replacement part solved our problem of the air getting into the freezer through the ice shoot which was causing ice buildup around the ice tray where the ice drops into the ice shoot.

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GE must have some type of defect with this part, because I needed to have it replaced a year ago for the same issue. If your ice chute is frosting up, shine a flashlight down the chute inside the door and check to see if any light is coming through the flapper from the outside. If so, your flapper is likely warped and will need replaced. Luckily, this part is relatively cheap (compared to an $80 service call minimum) and if you search for the part number on YouTube, you can find a video that explains how to easily replace it. Takes maybe 20 minutes. I ordered this part through a third-party (Pandora's OEM Parts) and it arrived quickly and was a genuine GE replacement. As another commenter pointed out, it's a shame GE didn't make this part easier to get to since you have to replace it so often!