Parts for Whirlpool EB9FVBRWS06: 05 - Refrigerator Door Parts

Color: clear. Measures about 11 inches wide by 7 inches high.

Replace a cracked, broken, or missing dairy tray on your refrigerator door. This bin installs on the door to organize butter and small items in one spot.

Replace a worn door gasket to restore an airtight seal, keep cold air in, reduce frost, and improve efficiency. Verify fit with your model number.

This replacement screw secures panels, brackets, and components inside appliances. Replacing a missing or stripped fastener restores a snug, rattle-free fit using the correct #8-18 thread and 5/8-inch length.

• Fastens covers, trims, brackets, and internal parts to the cabinet/frame
• Used wherever a #8-18 x 5/8 screw is specified
• Replace if the original is missing, corroded, stripped, or will not tighten
• Symptoms: loose or rattling panels, gaps, or hardware that backs out

• Disconnect power; shut off gas/water before servicing
• Match thread and length; start by hand to avoid cross-threading
• Use the correct driver bit and tighten snugly—do not overtighten
• Inspect and replace damaged clips or tabs before securing

Replace your beverage center's name plate if it's cracked, faded, or missing. This exterior cosmetic trim piece attaches to the front of the unit.

Replacement door bar rail for refrigerator door shelves. Snaps onto shelf edge to create a secure barrier. Order when original is cracked or broken.

This replacement screw fastens appliance panels, brackets, and internal components so everything stays aligned and rattle-free. Use it to replace stripped, corroded, or missing hardware and restore a solid, secure fit during repairs.

• Secures panels, brackets, covers, and assemblies in place
• Replaces damaged or missing hardware to maintain a firm hold
• Helps reduce vibration and rattling from loose fasteners
• Supports proper fit and alignment after service

• Disconnect power and shut off water/gas (as applicable) before servicing
• Match to the original fastener and replace one at a time to keep alignment
• Start threads by hand to avoid cross-threading; do not overtighten, especially into plastic
• Repair threads or use the manufacturer-specified hardware for that location