Frigidaire Refrigerator Screws, Nuts, Washers

Hex head screw for securing refrigerator components and panels. Replace if stripped, missing, or damaged during appliance maintenance or repair work.

This washer is a flat metal spacer used with fasteners to distribute load and secure appliance components, helping maintain proper alignment and reduce wear on mounting surfaces. What it does

• Provides a smooth bearing surface between a bolt or nut and a component to prevent damage
• Helps keep fasteners tight and reduces loosening from vibration
• Restores proper spacing and alignment for parts that rely on a shim or spacer
• Commonly replaced when hardware is corroded, bent, or missing

• One flat washer

• Use appropriate hand tools and avoid over-torquing fasteners
• Disconnect power and follow appliance safety guidelines before servicing
• Replace damaged or corroded fasteners when installing this washer

This flat washer cushions and spaces components in the washer's suspension and fastening assemblies to help reduce wear and maintain alignment for smooth operation. Replaces a worn or missing washer to restore secure fittings and reduce vibration. What it does:

• Provides a smooth bearing surface between fasteners and parts to prevent loosening and wear
• Helps maintain proper spacing and alignment in suspension and mounting assemblies
• Can reduce rattling, vibration, or uneven movement caused by a missing or damaged washer
• Simple, durable hardware replacement used wherever a flat washer is specified

• Turn off and unplug the appliance before starting any repair
• Remove only the fasteners necessary to access the washer; keep track of order and orientation
• Use the same type and placement as the original washer; replace any damaged fasteners or seals

This is a replacement hex nut used to secure appliance components and fasteners. It restores proper fastening where a lost or damaged nut causes loose panels or hardware and helps stop rattling or movement. What it does

• Secures panels, brackets, or components to threaded studs or bolts
• Restores proper tension where a missing or stripped nut allows parts to wobble
• Helps eliminate noise from loose hardware and prevents further wear
• Used wherever a matching-thread nut is specified by the manufacturer

• Confirm thread size and type match the original before installing
• Hand-thread first to avoid cross-threading, then tighten with appropriate tool
• Wear eye protection and disconnect power to appliance if working near electrical components
• Do not overtighten; replace any damaged studs or bolts rather than forcing this nut

This is a hanger-mount screw used to secure interior refrigerator components such as deli/meat pan hangers and shelf supports. It provides a simple replacement to restore secure mounting and proper shelf alignment. What it does:

• Secures hanger mounts or support brackets that hold deli/meat pans or shelves in place
• Replaces missing or stripped screws that cause loose or sagging shelves
• Restores proper fit so stored items sit level and components do not shift
• Works where a #8 x 1/2 in pan-head fastener is specified

• One screw

• Disconnect power or unplug the appliance before performing any service
• Use the correct sized screwdriver to avoid stripping the pan head
• Thread carefully and tighten until snug; do not overtighten to prevent damage to the mounting surface

This anchor stud is a small metal mounting fastener used to secure panels or components to the appliance cabinet, restoring proper fit and stability. It helps keep parts aligned and prevents rattling or looseness. What it does:

• Secures interior or exterior panels, brackets, or small assemblies to the appliance cabinet
• Replaces a broken, stripped, or missing stud that causes panels to sit loose or vibrate
• Restores proper alignment so doors, trim, or components mount securely
• Works where a threaded stud or anchor is needed for a screw or nut to engage

• Disconnect power to the appliance before starting any repair
• Access the mounting area by removing outer panels as required; keep track of fasteners
• Install stud by aligning and threading or pressing into the mounting hole per original orientation; do not force or cross-thread
• Use appropriate hand tools and avoid over-tightening; inspect surrounding parts for damage