Refrigerator Hinge Parts

Left-hand center hinge assembly for refrigerator doors. Replaces broken, cracked, or worn hinges that no longer support door properly or align correctly.

Center hinge and pin assembly for French door refrigerators. Replaces broken or worn hinges that cause door misalignment or sagging. Installs between doors.

Replace your refrigerator's door hinge closure assembly when the hinge is cracked, broken, or no longer holds the door securely in place.

Replaces broken or worn refrigerator door hinge and pin stop assembly. Restores smooth door opening and closing. Installs at door hinge point.

Left-side grill hinge secures your refrigerator's lower access panel. Replace when bent, worn, broken, or missing to restore stable alignment and operation.

Bottom door hinge for top-mount refrigerators. Secures and supports the lower refrigerator door. Replace if cracked, bent, or causing door misalignment.

Refrigerator top door hinge and pin assembly. Mounts to the top of the cabinet and supports the fresh food door. Replace if cracked, worn, or broken.

Almond-colored center hinge for refrigerator doors. Replaces worn, cracked, or broken hinges that cause door misalignment or gaps between compartments.

Bottom door hinge pin assembly for refrigerators. Secures the lower door hinge to the cabinet. Replace if the pin is bent, broken, or causing door misalignment.

Replaces worn or damaged refrigerator door hinge components. Restores proper door alignment and smooth operation. Needed when hinges are broken or worn.

This bottom door hinge secures and pivots the appliance door for smooth opening and closing. It replaces a worn or damaged hinge to restore proper door alignment and reliable operation. What it does:

• Supports the bottom corner of the door and acts as the pivot point during opening and closing
• Keeps the door aligned to maintain a tight seal and proper closing action
• Commonly replaces hinges that are bent, cracked, rusted, or causing uneven door movement
• Helps resolve symptoms like a sagging door, scraping at the cabinet, or difficulty latching

• One bottom door hinge

• Basic hand tools required; keep the door supported while removing/installing the hinge
• Tighten mounting fasteners securely but avoid overtightening to prevent damage
• Inspect hinge mounting area and fasteners for wear; replace any stripped screws
• Disconnect power or follow appliance-specific safety instructions if hinge work interferes with electrical components