Refrigerator Cable Or Retainer

Retainer strip for refrigerator shelves and bins. Secures components in place and prevents shifting. Replace if cracked, broken, or missing for proper fit.

Actuator arm for freezer drawer assemblies. Replaces broken or missing arms that connect drawer slides to rails. Essential for smooth drawer operation.

This is a retaining ring used to secure components like shafts, bearings or seals in place to prevent axial movement. It provides a simple, durable hold so parts stay aligned and operate reliably. What it does:

• Secures shafts, bearings, seals or similar components to prevent shifting or axial play
• Keeps assemblies aligned to reduce noise, vibration and premature wear
• Restores proper part engagement after a worn or broken retainer causes looseness
• Helps maintain safe operation by preventing components from sliding out of position

• One ring retainer

• Disconnect power and unplug the appliance before any repair
• Use the correct retaining-ring pliers or tools to remove/install to avoid damage
• Verify orientation and seat the ring fully into its groove; a partially seated ring can fail
• Replace if bent, cracked or worn; do not file or reshape a damaged ring

This bale strap is the replacement strap used to secure and support the appliance's bale or handle assembly, restoring proper hold and alignment for normal operation. It replaces a worn or broken strap to help the door/handle stay connected and function reliably. What it does:

• Secures the bale/handle assembly to the door or frame so the handle stays engaged during use
• Restores proper tension and positioning when the original strap is cracked, stretched, or torn
• Helps prevent the bale or handle from detaching or sagging under normal use
• Reduces rattling or loose-handle symptoms caused by a compromised strap

• One replacement bale strap

• High-level replacement: remove access panel or trim as required, detach the old strap, and fasten the new strap in the same orientation
• Use basic hand tools; avoid forcing parts to prevent breakage
• Disconnect power and follow appliance-specific safety procedures before servicing