Parts for Gladiator GARF30FDGB01: Door Parts

A replacement bin control lever that operates the door shelf latch so bins stay secure and release smoothly for access. Restores proper door bin engagement and helps prevent loose or stuck refrigerator door bins. What it does:

• Engages and releases the door shelf bin latch for secure bin retention
• Restores smooth bin release when opening or removing door bins
• Helps stop bins from becoming loose, misaligned, or falling out
• Works with the door shelf latch assembly to maintain normal door operation

• High-level replacement; basic hand tools typically required
• Disconnect power to the appliance before starting work to avoid electrical hazard
• Handle parts carefully to avoid scratching door surfaces or damaging clips
• Inspect and replace clips or adjacent parts as needed

This bin control lever secures a refrigerator door shelf/bin in place and restores proper latching so bins stay seated during normal use. Replacement helps stop bins from falling or shifting and keeps stored items secure. What it does:

• Acts as the latch mechanism for a door shelf/bin, holding the bin in the closed or supported position
• Prevents the door bin from slipping or dropping when the refrigerator door is opened
• Common fix for bins that won't stay seated, feel loose, or repeatedly fall out
• Small plastic lever that snaps into the bin/frame and engages the shelf catch

• Disconnect power before working on the refrigerator for safety
• Remove the door shelf/bin to access the lever area
• The lever typically snaps into place; align and press firmly until it locks—do not force metal parts
• If other bin components are damaged, inspect for additional broken clips or supports

This perimeter door gasket seals the refrigerator compartment, helping keep cold air in and humid room air out. Replacing a worn or torn gasket restores a tight seal for better temperature stability, reduced frost and condensation, and efficient operation.

• Creates an airtight seal when the door closes to maintain set temperatures
• Helps prevent moisture, sweating, and frost buildup around the door opening
• Reduces warm-air infiltration so the unit doesn't run as long or as often
• Common symptoms include tears, warping, gaps, persistent condensation, or doors that won't seal

• Disconnect power before servicing
• Lay the new gasket flat to relax; warming with hot water or low heat can help remove kinks—do not overheat
• Remove the old gasket and press the new one fully into the retainer/channel, starting at the corners and working around
• Close the door and check for uniform contact all around; adjust door alignment if needed and recheck the seal (paper "dollar bill" test)