Maytag Refrigerator Clip Or Clamp

This spring hose clamp secures flexible hoses to fittings to prevent leaks and keep connections tight. It's a simple, durable retaining clip used on water and vent lines to maintain a reliable seal during operation. What it does:

• Holds a hose or duct onto a spud or barb to prevent leaks and disconnection
• Keeps hoses secure against vibration and pressure changes
• Helps stop water leaks or airflow loss caused by loose connections
• Works on flexible rubber or corrugated hoses in laundry and appliance water/vent systems

• Disconnect power and water supply before servicing the appliance.
• Relieve any pressure and drain hoses before removing the old clamp.
• Use appropriate pliers or clamp tool to expand or compress the clamp for removal and installation.
• Test for leaks after reassembly.

This door handle clip secures the refrigerator/freezer door handle to the door, restoring a firm, stable grip and preventing the handle from coming loose or falling off. Durable plastic clip designed to replace a worn or broken retainer. What it does:

• Holds the door handle firmly to the door frame so the handle does not wobble or detach
• Restores proper alignment and tactile feel when opening the door
• Common fix for handles that rock, shift, or come off when pulled
• Small replacement part that prevents further stress to the handle and mounting hardware

• Remove the handle and old clip per OEM instructions before installing the new clip
• Snap the clip into the designated mounting slot, then reinstall the handle and fasteners
• Replace any damaged or missing mounting hardware before reattaching the handle

This Clamp-Tube secures small appliance tubing and helps maintain a watertight connection so hoses stay in place and reduce leaks or movement. Durable metal construction designed to hold tubing firmly at fittings. What it does:

• Secures water or drain tubing to fittings to prevent disconnection and leaks
• Reduces hose movement and vibration that can cause wear or chafing
• Helps maintain consistent water flow by keeping connections tight
• Common symptom: loose or leaking tubing, rattling or intermittent water flow

• One tube clamp

• Disconnect power and shut off water supply before starting any repair
• Slide clamp over tubing then position at fitting and tighten with pliers; avoid over-tightening
• Inspect tubing and fittings for damage and replace if cracked or worn

This small plastic waterline clip secures the refrigerator/dishwasher water tube to the cabinet or frame to keep the line routed and stable. It prevents the waterline from shifting or rubbing against components. What it does:

• Holds the water supply tube in place to prevent chafing and movement
• Helps keep the waterline aligned so fittings stay seated and leak risk is reduced
• Stops rattling or vibration noise caused by loose tubing
• Commonly used where the waterline passes through panels or along the appliance frame

• One waterline clip

• Disconnect power and shut off the water supply before servicing
• Typically snaps onto a flange or frame and the tubing pushes into the clip—no special tools required
• Inspect tubing and fittings for damage when replacing the clip; replace any compromised tubing or seals
• If access is limited, remove the necessary trim or panel per your model's service instructions

A small metal retaining clip that secures a bi-metal thermostat or temperature sensor in place, helping maintain proper contact and accurate temperature sensing for reliable appliance operation. Simple, durable replacement part. What it does

• Holds a bi-metal thermostat or temperature sensor firmly against its mounting point or probe.
• Maintains consistent contact to support accurate temperature sensing and control.
• Can help stop intermittent temperature-related issues caused by a loose or damaged clip.
• Designed for direct replacement where a spring-style or formed metal retainer is required.

• One bi-metal retaining clip (single clip).

• Disconnect power to the appliance before attempting any repair.
• Removal/installation typically requires small pliers or a flat screwdriver; avoid excessive force to prevent damage.
• Verify clip orientation and that the sensor/thermostat is seated fully before securing.