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Oh, got you. Don't search by part number; use your model number. Sometimes parts can get changed to different numbers. If the drain keeps freezing, it's typically because you need to check off all the boxes. If you have a duckbill drain tube, which most of these fridges come with standard, the water doesn't go through it fast enough. Then it backs up and freezes. To solve that problem, a new drain tube 100%. Not optional. Then you also need a drain tip heater; something like this works on anything you can clip it on. So you clip that on the heater: Amazon.com: SAMSUNG CLIP DRAIN EVAPORATOR REFOEM Original Part: DA61-06796A : Appliances This will keep things from refreezing as easily. Also not optional Last step, and I would ALWAYS do this: take water in a turkey baster and forcefully shoot it down the drain. Dust/debris can slowly build up in it. I'm like 90% sure I've had to replace this GE back panel to stop this, but if the panel is saturated with water, then you either have to dry it out or buy a new one. Unfortunately no way around it. However, if you don't want to replace the back panel, you can stop at my last step and see if it keeps happening. Worst-case scenario, it needs the back panel, and you replace it anyway, but all the other problems would be solved when you swap it out Hope any of this helps!