Dacor Refrigerator Parts

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 electronic control board is the refrigerator's central control module, coordinating cooling and defrost functions for stable temperatures. Replacing a failing board helps restore proper operation of the compressor, fans, and related circuits.

• Regulates cooling by switching the compressor and fans based on sensor input
• Controls and times the automatic defrost cycle to prevent frost buildup
• Supplies logic and power to temperature controls and indicators
• Can cause no-cool, intermittent cooling, constant running, or unresponsive controls when faulty

• Disconnect power to the refrigerator before servicing
• Handle the board by the edges and use ESD protection if available
• Photograph/label connectors and transfer wiring one at a time
• Some models require control setup or calibration—follow the appliance's service instructions

This hex washer-head screw secures panels, brackets, and other components inside your appliance. Replacing a worn, stripped, or missing screw restores a tight fit, reduces vibration and rattles, and helps keep assemblies properly aligned.

• Fastens panels, brackets, covers, and internal hardware to the cabinet or frame
• Helps prevent loosening, rattling, or misalignment during appliance operation
• Replace if the head is rounded, threads are stripped, or the screw is missing
• Useful after service when an original fastener is lost or damaged

• Disconnect power and shut off gas/water before starting
• Use the correct nut driver or socket for the hex head to avoid rounding
• Start threads by hand to prevent cross-threading; tighten snugly without overtightening

This condenser fan blade mounts to the fan motor and pulls air across the condenser coil and compressor. Replacing a cracked or warped blade restores airflow so your refrigerator cools efficiently and the compressor runs at a safe temperature.

• Circulates air through the condenser coil and over the compressor to remove heat
• Helps maintain cooling performance and stable system pressures
• Common symptoms: weak or no airflow at the rear/base, rattling or scraping noises, wobble/vibration, visible cracks or missing fins, warmer-than-normal compartments or hot cabinet sides
• Works with the condenser fan motor and shroud; typically replaced when the hub is stripped or the blade is damaged

• Disconnect power and pull the refrigerator out; remove the rear access cover near the compressor
• Note blade orientation and depth on the motor shaft before removal
• Pull the old blade straight off; press the new blade onto the shaft until fully seated and ensure it spins freely with proper shroud clearance
• Reinstall the cover, restore power, and verify strong, quiet airflow

This electronic control board is the central module that runs your dishwasher's cycles. It controls power and timing so the unit fills, washes, drains, and dries correctly—restoring normal operation when the original board has failed.

• Manages cycle timing and options, routing power to the wash motor, drain pump, water inlet valve, and heating circuit
• Interfaces with sensors and the door latch to start and advance cycles
• Monitors faults to help protect components and ensure proper operation

• Disconnect power at the breaker and verify no voltage before service
• Access location varies by model
• Use ESD precautions; move connectors one at a time to the matching terminals
• After reassembly, run the unit's diagnostic/service cycle per the tech sheet to verify operation

This comb-shaped insert mounts at the front of the modular ice maker. It strips freshly ejected cubes from the rake and directs them into the bin to help prevent jams and cube hang-ups for consistent ice harvests.

• Guides cubes off the ejector fingers and into the bin
• Helps prevent cubes from re-entering the mold, bridging, or jamming
• Replaces a cracked, warped, or missing stripper to restore proper harvest path
• Typical symptoms: cubes stuck on the ejector, repeated jams, ice spilling or clumping

• Disconnect power to the refrigerator and turn off the ice maker before servicing
• Remove the ice maker front cover; release locking tabs or screws to remove the old stripper
• Position the new stripper over the ejector fingers; seat fully without forcing the rake
• Reinstall cover/ice maker, restore power, and allow a full cycle to verify operation

This refrigerator ice auger sits inside the ice bin and rotates to move cubes or crushed ice toward the chute. Replacing a worn, bent, or stripped auger restores smooth, consistent dispensing performance. What it does:

• Rotates inside the ice bin to feed ice toward the crusher and dispenser chute
• Helps deliver either cubes or crushed ice depending on the selector
• Common symptoms: dispenser motor runs but no ice comes out, weak/intermittent dispensing, frequent ice jams, or grinding noises from the ice bucket

• 1 ice auger

• Unplug the refrigerator before servicing; remove and empty the ice bin
• Note the order of internal parts during disassembly; transfer any reusable hardware from the original assembly
• Wear cut-resistant gloves—metal and plastic edges can be sharp
• Reassemble so the auger turns freely by hand, reinstall the bin, restore power, and test the dispenser

This refrigerator compressor is the heart of the sealed cooling system. It compresses and circulates refrigerant so the fresh food and freezer sections reach and maintain set temperatures, restoring cooling performance when the original unit has failed.

• Compresses and moves refrigerant through the evaporator and condenser to remove heat from the cabinet
• Restores cooling when a failed or seized compressor is the cause of no-cool/weak-cool conditions
• Symptoms include a warm refrigerator or freezer, extended run time with little cooling
• Clicking or humming from the compressor area with no start, or overheating and cycling on overload

• Sealed-system service requires EPA Section 608 certification, recovery equipment, brazing, deep vacuum, and precise recharging
• Disconnect power and properly recover refrigerant before opening the system; replace the filter-drier, braze with nitrogen purge, leak-test, evacuate, then charge to the specification on the model's data plate
• Transfer any model-specific grommets, brackets, tubing, and external inverter/start components from the original unit or replace as directed in the service manual

This replacement cover restores a finished look and protects underlying components on your appliance. Replacing a cracked or missing cover helps keep out debris and moisture while maintaining proper function and appearance. What it does:

• Shields internal parts from dust, splashes, and accidental contact
• Helps maintain intended airflow/water routing depending on location
• Secures the opening or mechanism for a snug, rattle-free fit
• Typical symptoms: cracked, warped, loose, or missing cover; exposed components; new rattling or vibration noises

• Disconnect power; shut off water supply before servicing
• Note orientation and any clips/gaskets before removal; transfer reusable hardware
• Reinstall with original screws/clips; do not overtighten to avoid cracking
• Restore power and test; check for proper fit and any leaks or vibration

The shut-off arm is the lever that tells the ice maker when to stop and start making ice. Replace a bent, missing, or jammed arm to restore proper ice production control and prevent bin overfilling. What it does:

• Lowers to allow ice production; raises to stop cycles when the bin is full (down = on, up = off)
• Helps prevent overfilling, spills, and auger jams
• Common symptoms: ice maker won't stop making ice, no ice when the arm is stuck up, inconsistent ice production from misalignment
• Restores proper ice level sensing when the original lever is damaged or missing

• One shut-off arm

• Disconnect power and shut off water before servicing
• Remove the ice bin to access the ice maker
• Seat the arm's pivot ends fully in the ice maker head; avoid bending the lever
• The arm moves freely up/down and clears the bin before restoring power

Color: black. It measures about 10 inches wide by 3 inches deep.

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

Replacement evaporator fan motor designed for the freezer evaporator assembly to restore airflow and help maintain consistent cold temperatures. Use this motor when the original stops running, hums without spinning, or makes unusual noise. What it does:

• Circulates cold air over the evaporator coil so the freezer and refrigerator sections cool evenly.
• Helps prevent frost buildup that can occur when airflow is reduced or stops.
• Common symptoms: freezer warming, reduced cooling, loud humming/clicking, or a motor that won't spin.
• Operates as the airflow source for the evaporator compartment in many Whirlpool refrigerators.

• Unplug the appliance before starting and discharge any stored energy if present.
• Keep fasteners and wiring orientation labeled for correct reassembly; verify connector fit and routing.
• Expect to remove interior panels or the evaporator cover to access the motor; watch for sharp edges.
• After installation, restore power and confirm the motor runs and airflow is restored.

This Drip Tray catches stray drips and condensation from the area it serves, helping keep nearby surfaces dry and tidy. Replacing a cracked or missing tray reduces puddles, staining, and recurring cleanup. What it does:

• Collects drips, splashes, and minor overflows to protect surrounding surfaces
• Helps direct moisture away to reduce puddling and mineral buildup
• Removable design makes routine cleaning quick and easy
• Common symptoms: cracks or warping, discoloration, persistent water around the tray area, or the tray not seating securely

• 1 drip tray

• Disconnect power and turn off water supply before servicing
• Remove the old tray and clean the seating area for proper fit
• Align and fully seat the new tray without forcing
• Restore power/water and monitor initial operation to confirm drips collect properly

This refrigerator water reservoir stores a small volume of water in the fresh food compartment so the dispenser delivers a steady, chilled flow. Replace a cracked or leaking tank to stop interior leaks and restore normal dispensing performance. What it does:

• Holds water for the in-door dispenser between uses
• Lets water cool to refrigerator temperature for consistent dispensing
• Helps maintain steady flow to reduce pulsing at the dispenser
• Common symptoms: leaks inside the fridge, slow or no water from the dispenser, visible cracks/bulges in the tank or connected tubing

• One water reservoir

• Unplug the refrigerator and shut off the household water supply
• Depressurize the line by dispensing water until the flow stops
• Remove shelves/drawers to access the reservoir (typically behind the crisper area)
• Capture residual water, reconnect fittings securely, then restore water/power and check for leaks; purge air by dispensing several glasses of water

This door hinge restores smooth, aligned door operation. Replacing a worn hinge ensures the door opens and closes properly, supports the door's weight, and helps the gasket seal evenly to reduce air or heat loss.

• Provides the pivot point that lets the door open and close smoothly
• Maintains door alignment so the seal sits flush against the cabinet
• Helps prevent sagging, rubbing, or binding at the door edge
• Common symptoms: door drops or won't close flush, squeaks/pops, visible play or hinge damage

• Disconnect power; turn off water supply if applicable
• Support the door before removing hinge fasteners to prevent strain or damage
• Transfer any spacers/bushings from the old hinge to the new hinge if present
• Reinstall and verify door alignment and seal contact; adjust as needed