GE Appliances RV Parts and Accessories

What does the GE Appliances RV parts and accessories collection include?

This collection has 157 GE Appliances products for RVs. It covers complete refrigerators and rooftop air conditioners, plus the refrigerator, air conditioner, and water heater accessories used to install, maintain, or repair them. If you only need a complete fridge, the GE Appliances RV refrigerators collection lists whole units only. Refrigerators and air conditioners are large items, so check each product page for freight charges before ordering.

Will a GE RV air conditioner fit the roof opening of my current AC?

Most RV rooftop air conditioners mount over a standard 14"×14" roof opening, but you still need to confirm two things before ordering. First, check whether your RV is ducted or non-ducted. A ducted system sends air through channels in the ceiling. A non-ducted system blows air from a single ceiling assembly directly below the rooftop unit. The ceiling assembly you use must match your setup. Second, read the product page to see whether the ceiling assembly and thermostat are included or sold separately.

How do I find the correct GE replacement part for my RV refrigerator or air conditioner?

Find the model number on your appliance's data label and match it against the compatibility list on the product page. Do not order from photos alone, because similar-looking parts can differ between production runs. Control boards and other electrical parts cannot be returned under our posted return policy, so confirm the part number before you buy. If you are unsure, text or call 817-984-1852 with your model number and our team will confirm the correct part.

Can a GE 12V RV refrigerator run off batteries while boondocking?

A GE Appliances refrigerator rated for 12V DC runs directly from your house battery bank. It does not need shore power or LP gas to keep cooling. Runtime depends on three things: the refrigerator's amp draw, the outside temperature, and the usable amp-hours in your battery bank. Before you rely on it for several days of dry camping, check the amperage listed on the product page against your battery capacity and your solar or generator charging input.

Do I need a surge protector for a GE RV air conditioner or refrigerator?

Rooftop air conditioners and the converter that charges your batteries both run through your RV's electrical system. Low campground voltage, power spikes, and miswired pedestals can damage their control boards. A surge protector connects between the pedestal and your power cord and stops those faults before they reach your appliances. Browse our RV surge protectors. If your RV has 50-amp service, go straight to our 50 amp RV surge protectors.