Refrigerator Clip Or Clamp

Used to hold the original electrical components to the side of the compressor.

A small metal C-shaped retaining clip that secures shafts, pins or components in place to prevent unwanted movement. Simple, durable hardware that restores proper fit and alignment for the part it secures. What it does:

• Holds shafts, pins or rods in position to prevent axial movement or disengagement
• Restores secure attachment where a worn or missing clip allows parts to shift or fall out
• Used in moving assemblies to maintain alignment and proper function
• Fits in a groove or slot and provides spring tension for a tight hold

• One C-clip (retaining clip)

• Inspect the mating groove/pin for burrs or damage before installing the clip
• Use appropriate snap-ring or pliers to compress/expand the clip as needed; wear eye protection
• Ensure the clip fully seats in its groove and that the retained component moves as intended

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.

Size: 1/4 inch diameter.

A small retainer clip that secures panels, hoses or wiring to keep components in place and reduce noise from loose parts. Replacing a worn or broken clip restores proper fit and helps prevent intermittent contact or rattling. What it does

• Secures trim, panels, hoses or wire harnesses to mounting points to prevent movement.
• Keeps components aligned so switches and seals engage correctly.
• Stops rattling or vibrating noises caused by loose parts.
• Helps prevent abrasion or chafing of wires and hoses by holding them away from edges.

• Install by snapping or sliding the clip into the factory mounting slot; use needle-nose pliers if needed.
• Power off and unplug the appliance before accessing internal parts.
• Inspect surrounding mounts and mating tabs for damage; replace if worn for a secure fit.
• If removal is difficult, apply a small amount of penetrating lubricant and work carefully to avoid breaking adjacent plastic.

This small mounting retainer secures interior panels and components so covers, trims, or small assemblies stay aligned and stable. Replacing a broken clip restores fit and reduces rattles or loose panels for a neater appliance appearance. What it does:

• Holds trim, panel, or small component in place to maintain proper alignment
• Prevents vibration-related noise by keeping parts securely seated
• Replaces a worn, cracked, or lost factory clip to restore original fit
• Works where the original snap-in retainer or mounting tab is used

• Disconnect power to the appliance before servicing to avoid shock or injury
• Access may require removing an exterior panel or trim; keep fasteners organized
• Use appropriate tools and gentle prying to avoid damaging surrounding parts

A replacement clamp that secures flexible hoses or tubing to fittings to help prevent leaks and keep connections tight. Fits where a small spring-style or band clamp is used on water or drain hoses. What it does

• Holds hoses or small tubing firmly to appliance fittings to maintain a sealed connection
• Helps stop leaks and reduce movement that can wear or disconnect hoses
• Commonly used on drain and water line connections where a compact clamp is needed
• Works with flexible rubber or plastic hose materials; choose correct size for a secure fit

• One clamp

• Disconnect power and shut off the water supply before beginning work
• Drain residual water from hoses to avoid spills
• Use appropriate pliers or a screwdriver depending on clamp type; avoid over-tightening
• Inspect hose ends and fittings for damage and replace any worn components for a reliable seal