Divider Or Deflector

Air separator divider for side-by-side refrigerators. Replaces cracked, broken, or missing air flow dividers in the fresh food compartment.

This front air baffle directs cooled air inside the refrigerator compartment to help maintain even temperatures and proper airflow. Replaces a cracked or broken baffle to restore correct air circulation and door seal alignment. What it does:

• Guides cold air from the evaporator into the fridge compartment for balanced cooling
• Helps maintain proper airflow paths so food stays colder and fresher
• Prevents rattling or obstruction caused by a broken or warped baffle
• Supports proper door closure where applicable

• One front baffle assembly

• Disconnect power to the appliance before beginning any work
• Remove any shelves or door bins that block access to the baffle
• The baffle typically snaps or screws into place; align carefully and secure without forcing

Replacement ice deflector for your refrigerator ice maker. Guides ice cubes into the bin. Order a new deflector if yours is cracked, broken, or missing.

Left baffle assembly for refrigerators. Directs airflow in the fresh food compartment. Replace if cracked, broken, or missing to restore proper air distribution.

This baffle side discharge assembly directs dryer exhaust airflow to the side discharge port, helping maintain proper ventilation and reduce unusual noise from a damaged or misaligned baffle. Fits as a direct replacement for the original assembly. What it does

• Guides dryer exhaust air from the drum to the side discharge opening to maintain airflow.
• Helps prevent rubbing or contact between the drum and housing that can cause squeaks or scraping.
• Reduces the chance of airflow restriction that can extend drying times.
• Restores correct alignment of the exhaust path after damage or wear.

• One baffle side discharge assembly, as shown.

• Disconnect power before starting; for gas dryers, turn off the gas supply and disconnect per local codes.
• Installation typically requires removing access panels and the dryer drum or housing; have basic hand tools ready.
• Handle edges carefully and avoid forcing the part; proper alignment is needed for quiet operation and correct airflow.