Shaft Or Pin

This replacement drive gear transfers motor motion to the appliance's drivetrain so moving parts rotate smoothly. It restores worn or damaged gearing to help stop slipping, grinding, or a failure to engage. What it does:

• Replaces a worn or broken drive gear that transfers power from the motor to the drivetrain
• Stops slipping or grinding noises caused by stripped gear teeth
• Restores proper engagement so agitators, drums, or other driven components rotate correctly
• Designed to fit the OEM gear location and function

• Disconnect power before servicing to avoid electrical shock or injury.
• Inspect surrounding components (shafts, bushings, clips) and replace if damaged.
• Ensure the gear is fully seated and any retaining clips or screws are secured per the appliance diagram.

This left hinge pin secures and guides a refrigerator door's pivot at the hinge assembly, restoring proper alignment and smooth opening. Use it to stop door sag, eliminate catching, and help the seal close evenly. What it does:

• Fits into the left hinge assembly to act as the pivot point for the door
• Keeps the door aligned so it opens and closes smoothly
• Prevents door sag and rubbing that can cause gaps or uneven sealing
• Common symptoms this part helps with: door won't stay closed, door leans or drags, noisy or stiff hinge movement

• One left-side hinge pin

• Support the door before removing hinge fasteners to prevent injury or damage
• Remove items from the door and, if present, disconnect any electrical connectors on the door first
• Use proper tools and keep track of hinge screws/washers during reassembly

This small metal pivot pin secures moving components so doors, hinges or trim stay aligned and operate smoothly. Replaces a worn or broken pin to stop rubbing, rattling and uneven movement. What it does:

• Acts as the pivot/retaining pin for a hinge or moving appliance trim piece
• Keeps door or trim aligned and prevents excessive play or sagging
• Stops metal-on-metal contact that can cause noise or wear
• Helps restore proper opening, closing and sealing performance
• Simple hardware replacement when the original pin is bent, broken or missing

• Disconnect power and remove food/items as required before starting repairs
• Support the door or component being worked on to prevent dropping during pin removal/installation
• Use appropriate hand tools; avoid excessive force that can bend the new pin
• If other hinge or trim components are damaged, replace them for best results