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Ice stripper removes ice cubes from the ice maker mold so the dispenser or storage bin fills properly. Replacing a worn or broken stripper helps the ice maker eject cubes cleanly and reduces ice jams or stuck cubes. What it does:
Checked out the video on your site on how to disassemble the ice maker. Was really easy when you know the correct sequence. Only 3 screws and it's out of the freezer. Disassembled the ice maker on my kitchen counter and replaced the ice stripper. Reassembled and installed back in my freezer. It is as good as new Read more
Fixes frost buildup in freezer and warm fridge temps. This defrost heater melts ice from evaporator coils to restore proper cooling in 30-60 minutes.
FREEZER ON BOTTOM. TOOK OUT DRAWERS AND BACK PANEL. USED A HAIR DRYER TO DEFROST COILS THEN PUT IN A NEW HEATER, DEFROST & DEFROST THERMOSTAT. I FIGURED THEY WORK TOGETHER AND HAD THE SAME WEAR PLUS WAS EASIER TO DO AT ONE TIME. Read more
Replace a cracked, yellowed, or missing fresh food door handle on your refrigerator. This white handle installs on the main compartment door for secure grip.
I took out the old screws which were a bit of a challenge. The new handles seemed too short. Learned they needed to be warmed to be more flexible. Put near fireplace for a few minutes. Then with a little pressure they snapped into place and I screwed them in. Looks like new again. Read more
Replacement roller axle support shaft for refrigerators. Installs to support rotating assemblies. Replace when worn, damaged, or causing wobble.
Refrigerator not cooling or humming without starting? The compressor pumps refrigerant to cool your fridge. Requires EPA certification for install.
This is the chute component that directs water from the fill tube into the ice maker mold inside the freezer compartment. It ensures water flows accurately into the ice tray without spilling into the surrounding freezer area. Replace this part if water is leaking around the ice maker, ice forms outside the mold, or the chute is cracked or blocked with ice buildup.
Ordered replacement valve and water line to ice maker. Super easy fix. Five minutes total. One suggestion: have at least one 5/16" push-on union before you start. Read more
Replaces a broken or worn top left door hinge on your refrigerator. Secures the door to the cabinet for proper alignment and smooth pivoting movement.
Ice dispenser door for side-by-side refrigerator freezer compartment. Replaces broken, cracked, or warped doors that no longer seal properly.
I removed broken ice bucket by unscrewing 8 flathead screws and replaced it with the new one I purchased. Ice door slipped right in. Drawer was also easy to replace. Read more
Freezer not maintaining temperature or running constantly? This mechanical thermostat senses internal temperature and cycles the system to restore control.
Replaced the thermostat with a new one. Read more
This is a small hinge washer (shim) that sits between the door hinge and the refrigerator cabinet to ensure proper door alignment and smooth operation. It helps maintain the correct spacing and reduces friction at the hinge point. Replace this part if the refrigerator door is sagging, not closing properly, or if the original washer is worn, cracked, or missing.
Temporarily stuck a BMW lug bolt through the bracket and pivot opening to secure the door on the base, then waited just 3 days for the exact parts to come in from AppliancePros. Searching for the appliance model number brought me to the Appliance Pros website where finding the exact parts was quick and easy. Getting the correct part installed was a bit more involved as I had to remove and reinstall the bracket once the hinge pivot was installed, but it was quick and easy with my son holding the... Read more
Seals the refrigerator door to keep cold air in and warm air out. Replace when worn to restore a tight seal, improve cooling, and prevent condensation.
Appliance repair company quoted $400.00 to replace door seal. Found model number, ordered part. Very pleased when part arrived next day. Using internet found instructions on how to fix. Soaking part for about a hour in hot water made seal pliable and easily went back together. Hint for a refrigerator that has a top freezer, empty door before removing. Very glad I did this, husband surprised it turned out perfect. Question now is how do I get him to fork over the three hundred I saved him? Read more
Fix refrigerator temperature swings or freezing food issues with this air damper control. Regulates cold air flow between compartments. DIY repair in 5 minutes.
Installed new damper control unit, arrived in manufacturer packaging and received overnight via FedEx (paid extra for 2-day shipping but got it overnight!). Excellent experience. Read more
Loud noise from freezer or warm temps? Failed evaporator fan motor stops airflow over coils. DIY fix with basic tools restores proper circulation.
Ordered the parts from you guys, evaporator fan motor, fan blade, and new grommets. unscrewed the inside back panel of the freezer, removed the old fan, installed the new one. Read more
Nonmetal shim that maintains proper spacing and alignment in refrigerator hinge assemblies. Replace if worn, missing, or cracked to prevent vibration.
This decorative panel covers the bottom front of your refrigerator, hiding the compressor and mechanical components underneath. It snaps into place at the base of the unit and provides a finished appearance. Replace this grille if it's cracked, discolored, or missing, as it also helps direct airflow for proper cooling.
Replaced them Read more
Refrigerator not cooling or making clicking sounds? This compressor relay and overload kit fixes starting issues. DIY repair takes about 30 minutes.
I have a Maytag Model PTB1952GRQ Serial Number 11003378AJ Top / Bottom refrigerator. It suddenly stopped working and would no longer be freezing / cooling as a result of a failure of the compressor not starting. I was very upset and went to the web site of appliancepartspros.that had a lot of helpful information available. I also visited many other sites and researched / read and looked at all kinds of information on the we sites. A lot of information was pointing to the fact that the... Read more
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