Maytag Refrigerator Housing Or Cover

This control box is the appliance's main electronic control module that manages cycles, user controls and timed functions. Replacing a failed control box restores proper command and sequencing of the appliance's electrical operations. What it does:

• Receives input from user controls and sensors, then directs power to motors, valves and heaters
• Manages cycle timing, displays, and mode selection for normal operation
• Common symptom: appliance won't start, does not respond to controls, or displays control-related errors
• Replacing a malfunctioning control box can resolve intermittent operation, unresponsive buttons, or stuck cycles

• One control box (electronic control module) as shown

• Disconnect power to the appliance before starting any repair to avoid shock
• Handle the control module by its edges and avoid touching circuit contacts to prevent static damage
• Verify connector locations and secure all wiring harnesses before reassembly

This front cover is the molded outer trim piece that restores the appliance's appearance and protects internal components from dust and debris. It replaces a cracked, faded, or damaged front-facing panel to refresh the cabinet look. What it does

• Covers and protects internal components at the appliance front, preventing debris entry and shielding wiring and controls.
• Restores a finished exterior after impact, cracking, or cosmetic wear.
• Helps maintain proper airflow path and mounting surface for adjacent panels and controls.
• Commonly replaced when the front panel is cracked, warped, or broken.

• Remove power and disconnect the appliance before beginning any work.
• Access typically requires removing adjacent trim, bezels, or screws—retain hardware for reassembly.
• Align mounting tabs and fasteners; do not force the cover into place to avoid breaking clips.
• If clips or mounting hardware are damaged, replace them to ensure secure fit.

This replacement temperature control housing secures and protects the appliance's thermostat/temperature control assembly and helps position it for accurate sensing. Replaces a cracked or damaged housing to restore proper mounting and protection. What it does:

• Holds the temperature control/thermostat securely in the correct position
• Protects the control assembly from vibration, moisture, and debris
• Ensures the temperature sensor/probe is properly located for accurate readings
• Resolves symptoms like a loose control, intermittent temperature sensing, or visible housing damage

• One temperature control housing

• Only install with power disconnected to avoid shock or damage
• Retain all original fasteners or replace with OEM-equivalent hardware
• Test or replace the control module (housing does not include the control)