Crosley Refrigerator Hinge Parts

This hinge bearing supports the freezer door on the hinge pin so it swings smoothly and stays aligned. Replacing a worn bearing can stop scraping or sagging and help restore proper door movement and sealing.

• Provides a low-friction surface between the hinge pin and door
• Helps maintain correct door height and alignment for a reliable seal
• Wear symptoms include squeaking/scraping, door drop or wobble, and difficulty closing
• Replace if the original bearing is cracked, flattened, or missing

• Disconnect power and remove items from the freezer door before starting
• Support the door; remove hinge cover and fasteners, then lift the door off the hinge pin
• Slide the old bearing off the hinge pin and install the new bearing in the same orientation
• Reassemble, then check door alignment and gasket contact; adjust as needed

This door hinge bearing fits the refrigerator door hinge and provides a smooth, low-friction pivot point. Replacing a worn bearing restores smoother door movement and helps maintain proper alignment and a reliable gasket seal. What it does:

• Provides a low-friction surface between the hinge pin and door
• Helps keep the door aligned for consistent gasket contact
• Reduces squeaks, scraping, or binding during opening and closing
• Helps with symptoms like door sagging, not closing fully, or uneven sealing

• 1 hinge bearing

• Disconnect power and remove items from the door before servicing
• Support the door; remove hinge cover and fasteners, then lift the door off the hinge pin
• Replace the bearing in the same orientation; reassemble hardware securely
• Reinstall the door and ensure smooth swing and full gasket contact around the perimeter

This door hinge bushing restores smooth, stable movement at the refrigerator door pivot. It sleeves the hinge pin to reduce friction and wear, helping the door stay aligned so it closes cleanly and maintains a proper seal.

• Seats in the door hinge to guide the hinge pin and reduce friction
• Helps maintain door alignment and consistent gasket contact
• Replaces a worn, cracked, or missing bushing that can cause noise or binding
• Typical symptoms: squeaking or grinding at the hinge, door sagging/misalignment, door hard to open or close, or not closing flush

• Disconnect power; clear and support the door to prevent strain
• Remove hinge cover and fasteners; lift the door off the hinge pin as needed
• Remove the old bushing from the hinge area and press the new bushing fully into place, matching original orientation
• Reinstall hardware; adjust hinges/level as needed

Used on fresh food and freezer doors.

This top hinge assembly mounts at the upper corner of the cabinet to support the refrigerator door and allow smooth pivoting. Replacing a worn hinge restores proper door alignment and helps the gasket seal reliably.

• Supports the door's weight at the top and provides the pivot point
• Helps maintain correct door alignment and closing action
• Aids in consistent gasket contact to minimize warm-air leaks
• Common symptoms of a failing hinge: door sagging or rubbing, uneven gaps, poor sealing, squeaks or popping noises

• Unplug the refrigerator and, if applicable, turn off the water supply
• Have a helper support the door; remove the hinge cover, then the hinge screws
• Note/mark hinge position and transfer any shims or spacers from the original hinge
• Reinstall and adjust for even gaps; verify the door swings freely and the gasket seals all around

This Bottom Hinge Pin supports the refrigerator door at the lower hinge, providing a smooth, stable pivot. Replace a worn or bent pin to restore proper door alignment, closing action, and gasket sealing.

• Serves as the pivot point for the door on the bottom hinge bracket
• Helps maintain alignment so the door gasket seals correctly
• Wear/failure symptoms can include door sagging, wobble at the hinge, squeaks or grinding, and poor self-closing
• Replacing a damaged pin can reduce hinge play and improve door operation

• Disconnect power; turn off water supply if working near a dispenser line
• Remove items from the door and support the door to prevent strain on hinges
• Detach bottom hinge fasteners, lift door off, replace the pin, and reassemble
• Adjust hinges as needed

This hinge bracket supports and aligns the refrigerator door at the pivot point, helping the door open and close smoothly and seal properly. Replacing a worn bracket can restore stable door movement and reduce air leaks.

• Provides rigid support for the door hinge to maintain proper alignment
• Helps ensure a consistent door seal to prevent temperature fluctuations
• Common fix for loose, sagging, or misaligned doors
• Helps if the door makes popping/grinding noises when opening or closing

• Unplug the refrigerator and wear cut-resistant gloves
• Support the door before removing hinge fasteners to prevent drops
• Transfer and reinstall existing screws/hinge pin as needed
• Check door alignment and gasket contact after installation

This top hinge supports the hinged top or upper panel, allowing it to lift for service and close securely. Replacing a worn hinge restores smooth motion and proper alignment to help eliminate wobble, scraping, or gaps.

• Provides the pivot point for lifting the top/panel
• Maintains alignment and helps the top seat flat when closed
• Restores smooth opening/closing without binding or rubbing
• Common signs of failure: loose or uneven top, squeaks, difficulty lifting/closing, visible bending or cracks at the hinge

• Disconnect power; also shut off gas and allow all surfaces to cool
• Support the top/panel while removing and installing the hinge to prevent strain
• Transfer and tighten existing mounting screws unless new hardware is provided
• After installation, check alignment and clearances; replacing hinges in pairs can improve fit

This lower hinge pin is the pivot shaft for your refrigerator door. Replacing a worn or bent pin restores smooth movement and proper alignment so the door seals and closes correctly while reducing hinge noise.

• Serves as the pivot point between the door and the lower hinge bracket
• Helps maintain door height and alignment for an even gasket seal
• Wear or damage can cause door sagging, rubbing, squeaking, or inconsistent closing
• Replacing the pin can restore smooth swing and reduce wobble at the hinge

• Disconnect power; remove items from the door. Support the door and remove the upper hinge to lift the door off the lower hinge.
• Replace the lower hinge pin on the hinge/bracket, reusing any model-specific washers or bushings.
• Reinstall, level, and align the door so the gasket seals evenly; verify smooth swing and positive closure.

This white door stop limits how far the door swings open, helping protect hinges and nearby surfaces. Replace a worn or missing stop to restore the intended opening range and smooth, controlled door movement.

• Limits door swing to prevent overextension and impact
• Helps protect door hinges and surrounding cabinetry
• Restores proper opening range when the original stop is cracked or missing
• Common signs: door opens too wide, door hits adjacent surfaces, visible broken/missing stop

• Disconnect power and clear items from the door before service
• Support the door to prevent strain on the hinges
• Remove hinge cover and fasteners as needed, swap the stop, and reassemble
• Open and close the door to verify proper swing and gasket seal

This lower hinge bracket supports and aligns the refrigerator door at the bottom pivot point. Replacing a bent or worn bracket restores smooth door movement and proper alignment so the door opens and closes without rubbing or sagging.

• Provides the mounting point for the lower hinge/pin at the cabinet base
• Keeps the door square and aligned for smooth opening and closing
• Common fix for door sagging/drooping or rubbing at the bottom corner
• Helps eliminate scraping, binding, or squeaking from a damaged hinge area
• Replaces cracked, bent, or stripped brackets

• Disconnect power and remove items from the door to reduce weight.
• Support the door; remove the bottom hinge cover and screws, then lift the door off the lower hinge pin.
• Remove the old bracket, transfer any reusable hardware/shims, and install the new bracket securely.
• Reinstall the door, check gaps and gasket contact, adjust as needed, and restore power.

This center hinge pin is the pivot stud for the refrigerator door's middle hinge. Replacing a worn pin restores stable door movement and alignment so the door opens smoothly and seals reliably.

• Provides the pivot point for the door on the center hinge bracket
• Helps maintain proper door alignment for smooth opening/closing
• Wear or damage may show as door sagging, rubbing, or wobbling at the hinge
• Misalignment from a worn pin can contribute to poor sealing or a door that won't stay closed

• Disconnect power; wear cut-resistant gloves
• Remove items from the door and support the door before loosening hinge fasteners
• Lift the door off the hinge, swap in the new pin, and transfer any spacers/shims in the same order
• Reassemble, align the door, and confirm the gasket makes full contact all around

This black center hinge bracket mounts to the cabinet at the middle door position to support and align the refrigerator door. Replacing a bent or worn bracket restores smooth door swing and a dependable gasket seal.

• Mounts the center hinge assembly to the cabinet for stable door support
• Provides the pivot point for the door via the hinge pin/cam hardware
• Helps keep the door aligned so the gasket seals properly
• Common symptoms: sagging or rubbing door, door not closing/sealing, popping open, or hinge-area squeaks/scrapes

• Disconnect power and support the door; remove items from the door to reduce weight
• Remove center hinge cover and screws; lift door off the hinge
• Transfer reusable hardware to the new bracket
• Reinstall bracket and door, then check door alignment and gasket seal

This center hinge bracket mounts to the refrigerator cabinet at the middle hinge location. It provides a secure mounting point for the hinge, keeping the door aligned for smooth operation and a reliable gasket seal.

• Secures the middle hinge to the cabinet to support the door
• Helps maintain alignment for smooth opening/closing and proper gasket contact
• Common fix for a sagging, rubbing, or misaligned door
• Replaces a bent, cracked, or worn bracket

• Disconnect power and support the door before loosening center hinge fasteners
• Remove the old bracket and transfer the hinge and any spacers/washers to the new bracket if applicable
• Install the new bracket, align the door, then tighten screws securely
• Verify smooth swing and full gasket contact; readjust if needed

This nonmetal shim acts as a precise spacer/isolator within an appliance assembly to set correct clearance and alignment between parts. Replacing a worn or missing shim can reduce vibration, prevent rubbing, and help maintain smooth operation.

• Maintains proper spacing between mating parts to ensure correct alignment
• Helps reduce vibration, rattling, and premature wear from parts contacting
• Nonmetal construction provides electrical isolation and resists corrosion
• Common signs of a bad/missing shim: scraping noises, visible misalignment, or excess play at the joint

• Disconnect power and shut off water/gas supplies as applicable before servicing
• Match the new shim to the original thickness/position; some assemblies use multiple shims—reinstall in the same locations and order
• Clean mating surfaces and inspect related fasteners/brackets; replace any distorted hardware
• Tighten fasteners evenly to manufacturer specifications and verify smooth, interference-free movement after reassembly

Lower hinge secures the bottom corner of a refrigerator door and provides a durable pivot for smooth opening and closing. Replacing a worn hinge restores proper door alignment and helps maintain a tight seal. What it does:

• Supports the weight of the lower door corner and provides a pivot point for opening/closing.
• Keeps the door aligned so the gasket can seal properly.
• Worn or damaged hinges can cause door sag, uneven gaps, rubbing, or difficulty closing.
• Restoring a solid hinge reduces stress on the door and latch for more reliable operation.

• Disconnect power to the appliance and remove food/items from the door before starting.
• Always support the door while removing/installing the hinge to prevent dropping or damage.
• Use the correct tools and hardware; tighten fasteners snugly but avoid over-torquing.
• After installation, check door alignment and seal; adjust as needed for proper operation.