Housing Or Cover

Replace a cracked or broken bottom evaporator cover in your 36-inch refrigerator. Protects internal components and directs airflow for consistent cooling.

Rear panel for 30-inch ranges. Covers the back of the unit for a finished look. Replace if cracked, dented, rusted, or missing to restore appearance.

This is a filter module designed for a range hood ventilation system. It captures grease, smoke, and airborne particles generated during cooking to keep the air clean and protect internal fan components. Replace this filter module if you notice reduced airflow, increased grease buildup on surrounding surfaces, or lingering cooking odors in the kitchen.

This is a left-side cover or shroud that sits over the magnetron area inside the oven cavity. It helps direct airflow and protect internal components from grease and debris. Replace this cover if it is cracked, warped, or damaged, which can lead to uneven heating or exposure of sensitive parts.

Control box housing for refrigerators. Mounts at the front top of the fresh food compartment. Replace if cracked, broken, or damaged housing.

Control box housing cover for refrigerators. Mounts to upper cabinet and secures control assembly. Replace if cracked, broken, or missing tabs prevent proper fit.

Front housing cover for refrigerator control box assembly. Mounts in food compartment with light and damper. Replace if cracked, broken, or damaged.

Replace your cracked or broken range valve cover. This protective housing installs over the gas valve assembly to shield internal components from damage.

This electronic control board manages a refrigerator's user interface and internal functions so the appliance responds to settings and maintains proper operation. Replaces a failed control box to restore control and electronic communication. What it does:

• Controls display, touchpad/controls, and status lights
• Manages compressor, fans and defrost cycles via relay/logic signals
• Communicates sensor inputs to regulate temperatures
• Can cause blank display, unresponsive controls, or intermittent operation when failed
• Stop normal cooling or defrost functions when electronics malfunction

• Disconnect power at the breaker or unplug the appliance before starting
• Take a photo of wiring/harness positions before disconnecting to ensure correct reassembly
• Handle the board by edges and avoid static discharge; use an anti-static wrist strap if available