Admiral Freezer Parts

Pan-head screw used to secure panels, brackets and trim on Whirlpool appliances. Replacing a damaged or missing screw restores proper fastening to reduce vibration and keep assemblies aligned during operation. What it does:

• Secures panels, brackets and trim pieces to the appliance chassis.
• Stops loose panels from rattling, vibrating or shifting during use.
• Used when the original screw is stripped, corroded or missing.
• OEM replacement that restores the original fastening point.

• Unplug the appliance or shut off power before working on it.
• Use the correct screwdriver or bit to avoid stripping the head.
• Tighten until snug—do not overtighten or force in plastic parts.
• If the original hole or threads are damaged, inspect the surrounding area before reuse.

This replacement screw secures specified refrigerator components—such as covers, brackets, and internal panels—so they stay properly mounted. Replace a missing, stripped, or corroded fastener to restore a tight, rattle-free fit and reliable operation.

• Provides the correct fastener for locations identified in your model's parts diagram
• Helps prevent looseness, vibration, and rattling of panels or brackets
• Replace if the head is stripped, threads are worn, or the screw is missing
• Symptoms can include loose parts, gaps, or noises from movement

• Unplug the refrigerator and shut off water if working near the ice maker or dispenser
• Match length and type to the original; follow your model's parts diagram for placement
• Start threads by hand to avoid cross-threading; tighten snugly without over-torquing, especially into plastic
• Keep track of screw positions; do not mix different screw lengths or styles

This start relay controls power to the compressor's start winding so the refrigerator can start and run. Replacing a weak or burned relay restores dependable compressor start-up and can stop repeated clicking with warming temperatures.

• Energizes the compressor's start winding to provide initial torque, then disengages from the circuit
• Common failure symptoms: refrigerator not cooling or intermittently warm; compressor hums/clicks and won't start; relay rattles, smells burnt, or shows heat damage; overload trips
• Helps prevent hard-start conditions that stress the compressor
• The relay contacts are open/shorted, the compressor may fail to start and cycle off on overload

• Disconnect power before servicing; wear appropriate PPE
• Access the rear machine compartment; remove the relay cover on the compressor. Note wire positions, pull the old relay straight off the compressor pins, transfer wires, and fully seat the new relay in the same orientation
• If equipped, safely discharge the run capacitor; inspect the overload, wiring, and terminals for heat damage and address as needed
• Reinstall the cover. If the compressor still won't start, further diagnosis of the start device, capacitor, or compressor is required

This small clip secures a component, panel, or cover so it stays firmly in place during appliance operation. Replacing a bent or missing clip restores a tight fit and helps eliminate unwanted movement or vibration.

• Retains a panel, cover, bracket, or harness at its mounting point
• Helps prevent shifting, rattling, or parts coming loose
• Direct replacement for a broken, bent, or missing clip
• Common symptoms: loose or sagging panel/cover, buzzing or rattling noises, part that will not stay attached

• Disconnect power and, if applicable, shut off gas/water supplies before servicing
• Note the original clip's orientation; take a photo for reference
• Use needle-nose pliers for removal/installation; avoid over-bending the clip
• After installation, ensure the clip is fully seated and clears any moving parts

This 10-16 screw secures panels, brackets, and internal components in your appliance. Replacing a missing or stripped fastener restores a snug fit, reduces vibration and rattling, and keeps parts properly anchored for reliable operation.

• Provides 10-16-thread fastening for sheet metal, plastic, and bracket assemblies
• Direct replacement for a missing, worn, or stripped factory screw
• Helps address loose or rattling panels or covers that won't stay secured
• Supports proper alignment and retention of internal components

• Disconnect power; shut off water and/or gas before servicing
• Match the new screw to the original location and length; replace like-for-like
• Start threads by hand to avoid cross-threading; use the correct driver for the head style
• Tighten snugly; do not overtighten into plastic or thin sheet metal

This sealed-system compressor circulates refrigerant to cool your refrigerator, restoring normal cooling performance when the compressor fails. Designed to replace a failing compressor and help bring temperatures back to safe food-storage levels. What it does:

• Compresses and circulates refrigerant through the sealed refrigeration circuit
• Restores cooling when the compressor motor runs properly
• Commonly linked to symptoms like weak or no cooling, loud humming or clattering sounds, or a refrigerator that cycles continuously
• May be the cause if the appliance frequently trips a circuit breaker or shows hard-starting behavior

• Sealed-system work requires certified HVAC/refrigeration service and proper refrigerant handling per local regulations
• Disconnect power before beginning any repair; follow lockout/tagout practices
• Compressor replacement often requires system evacuation, brazing, and recharge — do not attempt unless qualified
• Use the identical replacement part number and follow OEM service instructions to avoid damage

This vent plug seals the designated vent port on the appliance assembly to maintain the intended seal and containment. Replacing a worn or missing plug helps prevent nuisance leaks and odors from an open or damaged vent.

• Seals a factory vent opening on the specified assembly
• Helps prevent moisture or drips from escaping at the vent area
• Helps keep dust and debris from entering through an open port
• Replace if the plug is cracked, hardened, shrunken, loose, or missing
• Typical signs include moisture around the vent, visible damage, or a plug that won't stay seated

• Disconnect power and shut off water or gas supplies (as applicable) before servicing
• Allow appliance surfaces to cool and dry; wear protective gloves
• Remove the old plug, clean the vent port, and press the new plug fully flush in the same orientation
• Restore power and run a brief test; inspect the vent area for leaks

This interior storage basket restores organized storage inside the appliance so food and containers stay contained and easy to access. It replaces a cracked, bent or missing basket to help keep shelves tidy. What it does

• Provides a removable container to organize and contain items inside the appliance.
• Keeps smaller items from shifting or falling through vents or shelf gaps.
• Replaces a warped, cracked or broken basket that can snag or allow spills.
• Helps maintain usable storage space and improves access to stored items.

• One interior storage basket

• Most baskets simply lift out and lift back in; check the cabinet rails or support tabs for proper seating.
• If screws or clips secure the basket, use the correct size driver and keep parts organized during removal.
• Disconnect power before servicing if working near electrical components or lights.
• Wear gloves to protect hands from sharp edges and support the basket during removal to avoid drops.

This door hinge secures and allows smooth pivoting of a refrigerator door so it opens and closes correctly. It restores proper door alignment and helps maintain a tight seal to preserve cooling performance. What it does:

• Supports the weight of the door and provides a stable pivot point
• Keeps the door aligned to prevent rubbing, gaps, or uneven closing
• Helps the door seal fully to prevent warm air leaks and temperature loss
• Commonly replaced when the door sags, sticks, or makes noise during operation

• One door hinge assembly

• Disconnect power to the appliance before beginning any repair
• Support the door while removing and installing the hinge to prevent injury or damage
• Use factory mounting hardware; tighten fasteners securely but avoid over-torquing
• Check hinge pins and mounting surfaces for wear