Parts for M151: Refrigerator Parts

This oven interior light bulb provides bright, focused illumination so you can check cooking progress without opening the door. Fits common appliance interior sockets used in ranges and wall ovens. What it does

• Replaces a burned-out or dim oven/cooktop interior light to restore visibility while cooking.
• Illuminates the oven cavity for safer food checks and accurate doneness viewing.
• Works with standard appliance-rated light sockets used in many ranges and wall ovens.
• Helps you avoid opening the oven door frequently, reducing heat loss.

• One oven interior light bulb

• Allow the oven to cool completely and disconnect power before replacing the bulb.
• Use a cloth or gloves to remove/install the bulb; avoid direct skin contact with the glass.
• Verify wattage and base/socket type on your appliance before installation.

This replacement freezer door gasket restores a tight seal to help maintain proper freezer temperature, reduce frost buildup, and improve energy efficiency. It replaces worn or damaged seals to help keep frozen foods at a stable temperature. What it does:

• Seals the freezer door to help prevent cold air leaks and reduce frost or ice buildup.
• Helps maintain consistent internal temperature for better food preservation and more efficient operation.
• Addresses symptoms like visible gaps, hardened or torn gasket material, or excessive frost/condensation around the door.
• Conforms to the door channel to restore a uniform seal when installed correctly.

• Follow the appliance manufacturer's instructions and safety guidance when replacing door seals.
• Clean the gasket channel thoroughly and remove old adhesive or debris before installing the new gasket.
• If the gasket is stiff, follow OEM guidance to gently warm it for improved flexibility during installation.
• After seating the gasket, check for even contact around the door and adjust door alignment if needed; verify the seal before returning items to the freezer.

This fresh food door gasket creates the airtight seal between the refrigerator door and cabinet. Replacing a worn gasket restores proper sealing to keep cold air in, reduce moisture, and stabilize internal temperatures.

• Seals the fresh food compartment door to maintain cooling efficiency
• Helps prevent warm air leaks that cause condensation, frost, or extended run times
• Replaces gaskets that are torn, warped, cracked, or won't lie flat
• Signs of failure include visible gaps, moisture on the liner, doors not closing smoothly, or rising fridge temps

• Disconnect power before servicing
• Let the gasket warm to room temperature; use low heat or warm water to relax waves
• Pull the old gasket from its channel; on some models, loosen inner liner screws to remove/seat the gasket
• Press the new gasket fully into the groove starting at the corners; adjust door alignment if needed