Chassis Or Cabinet

Oven liner panel installs inside the oven cavity to provide structural support and protect internal components. Replace if cracked, warped, or damaged.

This inner cabinet liner provides the finished interior surface for the refrigerator compartment, restoring a clean, secure mounting surface for shelves and drawers and helping contain spills. It's a direct-replacement inner surface panel. What it does

• Replaces a cracked, damaged, or warped interior liner to restore the refrigerator's finished interior surface.
• Provides mounting/seat surfaces for shelves, clips and drawers so components fit and operate properly.
• Helps contain spills and prevents moisture from reaching insulation behind the liner.
• Improves appearance by replacing stained or discolored interior surfaces.

• One inner cabinet liner.

• Disconnect power and empty the compartment before beginning work.
• Remove shelves, drawers, and any trim pieces that cover liner fasteners; retain hardware for reinstallation.
• Liner replacement may require screws/clips; verify and reuse original fasteners or order correct hardware.
• If insulation or adhesive behind the liner is damaged, inspect and repair before installing the new liner.

This inner cabinet liner replaces a damaged or cracked refrigerator compartment surface to restore a clean, smooth interior and protect stored food. It gives the cabinet a finished appearance and supports shelving and door components. What it does:

• Replaces worn, cracked or stained inner cabinet surface to prevent leaks and contamination
• Restores a smooth, easy-to-clean interior finish for proper sanitation
• Provides mounting surface and support for shelves, drawers and trim pieces
• Helps maintain proper airflow by preserving the designed cabinet shape

• Disconnect power and remove food, shelves and drawers before starting
• Removal may require unscrewing trim, detaching door gaskets or cutting adhesive depending on model
• Use appropriate fasteners or adhesive as specified by the OEM; avoid forcing the liner to prevent cracking