Refrigerator Spring Parts

Retaining spring secures the fan blade to the motor shaft in your refrigerator. Replace if spring is broken, missing, or loses tension.

Replace a broken or worn refrigerator door spring. This spring ensures proper door closure and tension. Ideal for missing or damaged springs.

The refrigerator gas shock is a small gas-filled cylinder that acts as a support strut, helping to hold the refrigerator door or compartment lid open at a set position without letting it slam. It provides smooth, controlled movement when opening and closing. Replace this part if your door or lid no longer stays open on its own, falls shut unexpectedly, or feels unusually stiff or jerky when you open it.

Control rod spring for bottom-mount refrigerators. Replaces worn, broken, or missing springs that secure the control rod assembly. Direct fit part.

Spring assembly for freezer and refrigerator door mechanisms. Replaces worn, broken, or missing springs that affect door closure and hinge operation.

Replacement spring shock absorber for refrigerator support systems. Installs to dampen vibrations. Needed when original is worn, broken, or missing.

Bucket lever with spring for refrigerator ice dispensers. Replaces worn, broken, or missing levers that connect the bucket mechanism to the dispenser.

Push-on spring knob for refrigerator control shafts. Replaces worn, cracked, or missing knobs to restore secure grip and smooth operation of controls.

Replacement auto-close spring for refrigerator doors. Installs on door hinge to provide automatic closing tension. Replace if broken, stretched, or worn.

Deflector spring for side-by-side refrigerators. Installs on deflector assembly. Replace if spring is broken, stretched, missing, or no longer holds tension properly.