Parts for Samsung 10061: Refrigerator Parts

This shim is a small metal spacer used to position and support the dryer drum, helping maintain proper alignment for smooth rotation and quiet operation. It replaces a worn or missing shim to reduce wobble and rubbing. What it does:

• Centers and spaces the drum at the rear support to keep rotation aligned.
• Reduces drum wobble and vibration caused by worn or missing shims.
• Helps prevent metal-on-metal contact that can cause scraping or squeaking noises.
• Supports even drum movement that can improve seal alignment and prevent uneven wear.

• One shim

• Disconnect the appliance from power and gas before any repair.
• Access typically requires removing the dryer cabinet or rear panel; follow OEM disassembly diagrams.
• Inspect adjacent parts (rear drum bearing, glides, rollers) and replace if worn.

This thermistor is the refrigerator/freezer air temperature sensor that monitors internal temperature and helps the control board regulate cooling. It provides a direct replacement sensor for temperature-sensing circuits. What it does:

• Measures internal air/evaporator temperature so the control board can adjust compressor and fan cycles
• Helps prevent overcooling or excessive run times by sending temperature readings to the control system
• Commonly associated with symptoms like inconsistent cooling, incorrect temperature readouts, or frequent cycling
• Works as part of the fridge's temperature control and defrost monitoring system

• One thermistor

• Power off and unplug the appliance before attempting service to avoid shock or damage
• Handle the sensor and its wiring gently; avoid pulling on wires or bending the sensing tip sharply
• Confirm connector orientation and secure mounting per the OEM location; improper seating can cause false readings

This splice connector repairs a broken or damaged wire connection to restore reliable electrical contact in your appliance. It's a small, low-profile replacement that helps prevent intermittent power or component failures caused by loose wiring. What it does:

• Joins two or more wire ends to re-establish a secure electrical connection
• Commonly used where a factory wire connection has failed, become corroded, or been cut
• Can stop intermittent operation, loss of power to components, or sparking at a damaged connection
• Suitable for low-voltage appliance wiring repairs when the original splice is compromised

• Disconnect power to the appliance before inspecting or replacing wiring to avoid shock or damage
• Use proper crimping or soldering technique and insulation (heat-shrink or approved electrical tape) per local code

This is the power board that supplies and regulates electrical power to appliance electronics, helping the unit start and operate reliably. Replaces a failed or damaged board to restore normal power delivery. What it does:

• Regulates incoming voltage and distributes power to control boards and motors.
• Prevents erratic operation caused by blown components or thermal damage.
• Works with the unit's control electronics to enable proper startup and cycle operation.

• Disconnect power at the breaker or unplug the appliance before starting any repair.
• Handle the board by the edges and avoid touching component leads to prevent static damage.
• Verify connectors match and seat fully; document wire locations or take photos before removal.

This outer housing cover protects internal appliance components and helps keep wiring and mechanisms secure. It restores the cabinet's finished appearance and prevents debris from entering sensitive areas. What it does:

• Shields internal parts from dust, lint and accidental contact
• Keeps wiring and connectors enclosed to reduce snagging or wear
• Helps hold adjacent panels and components in proper alignment
• Can reduce rattles or vibration caused by a missing or damaged cover

• Disconnect power (and gas if applicable) before beginning any repair.
• Inspect mounting clips and screws; replace any damaged fasteners for a secure fit.
• Handle edges carefully to avoid scratches; align tabs before fastening.