Parts for Whirlpool GSF26C4EXB02: 06 - Freezer Door Parts

Purifies circulating air in your refrigerator to reduce odors. Replace every 6 months for optimal freshness. Verify fit with your model number.

Removes contaminants for clean, great-tasting water and ice. Replace every 6 months or when indicator light activates. Verify fit with your model number.

Replacement door handle for your refrigerator. Installs on the exterior door to provide grip for opening and closing. Order when original is cracked or broken.

White refrigerator door handle. Replaces broken, cracked, or worn handles. Installs on refrigerator or freezer door for side-by-side models.

Black refrigerator door handle for side-by-side models. Replace your cracked, broken, or missing handle. Installs with screws on door exterior.

Stainless steel refrigerator door handle for side-by-side models. Replace your broken, cracked, or missing handle. Includes mounting set screws.

Top door hinge thimble bearing supports the upper refrigerator hinge for smooth door operation. Replace if cracked, worn, or causing popping noises.

Replace missing or stripped 10-32 machine screws that secure refrigerator brackets, panels, and trim. Restores tight fit and proper alignment.

Shoulder bolt screw that secures refrigerator door handles. Replace if missing, stripped, or loose to restore proper handle attachment and alignment.

Replace your cracked, broken, or missing refrigerator door bin. Installs on the door interior for storing condiments, beverages, and small items.

Factory fastener secures appliance panels, brackets, and internal components. Replace worn, stripped, or missing screws to restore tight fit and alignment.

This is a bisque (beige) magnetic door gasket that seals the freezer door to the cabinet, preventing warm air from entering the freezer compartment. It fits into a retainer channel around the perimeter of the door. Replace this gasket if you notice frost buildup inside the freezer, the door won't stay closed, or the seal appears torn, cracked, or no longer makes firm contact with the cabinet.

Refrigerator freezer door gasket seals cold air in your freezer compartment. Replace if worn, cracked, or loose to restore efficiency and cooling.

Replace your refrigerator freezer door gasket to stop condensation and air leaks. Prevents warm air infiltration and frost buildup. Verify fit with your model.

This is a small plastic thimble cam, typically off-white in color, that fits into the refrigerator door hinge area. It acts as a bearing surface or bushing that allows the door to pivot smoothly when opening and closing. Replace this part if your refrigerator door is sagging, not closing properly, or making grinding noises at the hinge point.

If your refrigerator door won't latch or slams shut, a worn door cam may be the cause. This plastic guide secures the latch mechanism for smooth operation.

Replace worn refrigerator door hinge cam bushings to restore smooth door swing and proper alignment. Fixes doors that don't close fully or seal correctly.

Fix a refrigerator door that won't latch or stay closed with this door cam thimble. Secures the latch assembly for safe operation. Easy DIY repair.

Internal mounting bracket that secures door assemblies to the refrigerator frame. Replace if cracked from over-tightening, broken, or missing.

Black set screw for refrigerators. Secures components in place during assembly. Replace if screw is stripped, missing, or no longer holds parts firmly.

This mounting screw secures the freezer door handle to the door panel, ensuring the handle remains firmly attached. Replace it when the screw becomes stripped, corroded, or lost, causing the handle to become loose or fall off.

This small black plastic cover caps the door stop area on the refrigerator, providing a finished appearance and protecting the underlying hardware. It snaps into place over the door stop or wire routing point on the cabinet. Replace it if the cover is cracked, broken, or missing, which can leave internal wiring or door stop components exposed.

Replace your missing or cracked refrigerator door stop cover. This white front-control cover protects stop hardware and restores a clean, finished look.

Protective wire cover that shields refrigerator wiring harnesses from abrasion and contact. Replace if cracked, broken, or missing to restore factory routing.

Ice maker not dispensing or flipper assembly loose? This small pin secures the flipper emitter mechanism for reliable ice dispensing. Simple fix.

Fix ice clumping and frost buildup in your dispenser chute. This flipper spring returns the ice door to closed position, keeping warm air out. Easy DIY fix.

Replacement housing cover that protects internal refrigerator components and wiring. Install if your cover is cracked, broken, or missing.

Ice maker stopped making ice or won't turn off? This ice level control board monitors bin levels to control ice production. Simple DIY repair.

This refrigerator ice level control board monitors ice production and storage levels in your automatic ice maker. It signals when to stop making ice when the bin is full and resume production when ice is needed. Replace this control board when your ice maker overproduces ice, fails to stop when full, or doesn't restart ice production when the bin empties.

Replace your refrigerator's ice dispenser flipper door if cracked, broken, or missing. Installs in the dispenser chute to control ice flow.

This slide is the replacement rack glide that helps a rack roll smoothly in and out of the appliance, restoring proper rack movement and preventing scraping or sticking during use. Fits where the factory rack glide has worn or broken. What it does

• Provides a smooth track for a rack to slide in and out without binding
• Replaces cracked, worn or missing glide that causes rubbing or uneven movement
• Helps keep the rack properly aligned during loading and unloading
• Reduces noise and drag from a damaged or missing glide

• One replacement slide/rack glide

• Remove power supply or disconnect appliance before starting any repair
• Access the glide by sliding the rack out and removing any retainer clips or screws as required
• Snap or screw the replacement slide into place and verify smooth rack movement before restoring power
• If other rack parts are damaged, replace them to ensure proper function