Refrigerator Knob, Dial & Button

This button slide is the small plastic slider used on the appliance control panel to actuate or cover a push-button control. It restores smooth button travel and helps maintain accurate user input on the console. What it does:

• Replaces a worn, cracked, or broken control-panel slider to restore button feel
• Guides finger pressure to the underlying switch or actuator for reliable operation
• Prevents sticking or misfires caused by damaged or misaligned sliders
• Matches the OEM shape to fit the intended button location on the console

• One button slide (single slider as shown)

• Remove power to the appliance before accessing the control panel to avoid shock or accidental activation
• Access typically requires removing the control/bezel; keep track of screws and retainers
• Press the slide into the slot until it snaps or seats; verify smooth travel and proper switch actuation

Replace your refrigerator's thermostat control knob if cracked, broken, or missing. Installs on the temperature dial to adjust cooling settings.

Replace your refrigerator's humidity control knob. Installs on crisper drawers to adjust moisture levels. Order a new knob if broken or missing.

Control knob for refrigerator temperature adjustment. Replaces cracked, broken, or missing knobs on the thermostat dial. Direct replacement part.

This thumb-style drive knob replaces a worn or broken control knob to restore secure grip and reliable manual control. It gives a firm finger grip for turning selector shafts and improves user control and safety. What it does:

• Replaces a stripped, cracked or missing thumb-style control knob
• Provides a positive grip on a control/drive shaft for precise setting changes
• Helps stop slipping or spinning knobs that make controls hard to adjust
• Fits as a direct replacement when the original knob no longer engages properly

• One thumb knob

• Remove power or unplug appliance before servicing to avoid electrical/hazard risk
• Pull off the old knob by hand; press the replacement onto the control shaft until fully seated
• If knob does not seat easily, verify shaft alignment before forcing