Shaft Or Pin

A small metal pin used to secure components in place so they stay aligned and operate smoothly. Replaces a worn or missing retainer pin to restore proper fit and reduce rattling or movement. What it does:

• Secures moving or removable parts by fitting into a mating hole or bracket
• Prevents components from sliding out of alignment during use
• Commonly used where a simple, durable fastener is required
• Symptoms of a bad pin include loose parts, unwanted movement, rattling, or components that detach

• Disconnect power (or unplug appliance) before starting any repair
• Remove adjacent panels or components as needed to access the pin
• Use pliers or a punch to remove the old pin and press the new pin into place; avoid excessive force that could damage surrounding parts
• If the pin secures glass or sharp components, handle carefully and wear gloves and eye protection

This pin locator secures a hinge or shaft pin in place to keep linked appliance components aligned and operating smoothly. It's a small replacement part that restores proper positioning where a locating clip or retainer is used. What it does

• Holds a hinge, shaft, or pivot pin in place to prevent lateral movement
• Restores proper alignment of doors, panels, or linked components
• Helps stop rattling, misalignment, or binding caused by a worn or missing locator
• Works as a direct replacement for the same OEM-labeled locating clip/retainer

• One pin locator

• High-level replacement; basic hand tools usually required
• Disconnect power (and water, if applicable) before servicing appliances with electrical components
• Keep track of small parts and orientation for correct reassembly

This turntable shaft is the center coupler that links the microwave's turntable motor to the glass tray. Replacing a worn or cracked coupler restores smooth rotation so food heats more evenly without slips, stalls, or scraping.

• Couples the turntable motor to the tray for consistent rotation
• A worn or stripped hub can cause the tray to stop turning or turn intermittently
• Damage can lead to wobbling, slipping, or scraping noises at the center
• Loss of rotation can result in uneven cooking or cold spots

What's included: One turntable shaft Install notes:

• Disconnect power or unplug the microwave before servicing
• Remove the glass tray and roller ring; lift the old coupler straight up from the center
• Align the new coupler with the motor stem/key and press it fully into place
• Reinstall the roller ring and tray; verify smooth rotation with a microwave-safe cup of water

This small end cap fits the end of an extension piece to act as a stop and finish. It restores a secure, finished edge so the sliding component or trim stays aligned and doesn't over-travel during use.

• Caps the end of an extension rail or trim to prevent over-travel and pullout
• Keeps the assembly aligned to reduce wobble
• Replaces cracked, missing, or worn caps
• Helps eliminate rattling and exposed edges

• Disconnect power and allow all hot surfaces to cool before servicing
• Access the end of the extension/rail; release any locking tab and remove the old cap
• Align and snap or press the new cap into place
• Verify smooth travel and a secure stop after installation

This driveshaft transmits motor torque to the appliance drum so the drum rotates smoothly. Replacing a worn or broken driveshaft helps stop excessive noise, wobble, scraping, or failure-to-spin symptoms. What it does:

• Transfers rotational force from the motor to the drum for normal operation
• Maintains drum alignment; a damaged shaft can cause wobbling or uneven rotation
• Failing shafts may cause loud squeaks, scraping noises, or prevent the drum from spinning
• Works with bearings, couplers and support assemblies—inspect related parts when replacing

• Disconnect power before starting work; follow all safety precautions
• Basic hand tools required; refer to the OEM diagram for disassembly steps
• Inspect and replace worn bearings, seals or couplers as needed to ensure proper operation
• If the shaft is seized or rusted, support the drum to prevent damage during removal

This connector secures and transmits motion between the drawer drive and the sliding assembly, restoring smooth drawer movement and alignment. It's a direct-fit replacement that helps fix sticking, slipping, or non-moving drawers. What it does:

• Couples the drawer drive mechanism to the sliding gear, allowing the drawer to open and close reliably
• Replaces worn or broken connector teeth or mounts that cause skipping or jammed operation
• Helps correct uneven or noisy drawer movement caused by damaged linkage
• Restores proper engagement so the drawer responds to normal open/close controls

• One connector as shown

• Disconnect power to the appliance before servicing to avoid electrical shock or injury
• Inspect surrounding gears, tracks, and mounting points; replace any damaged parts for best results
• Basic hand tools are typically required; handle plastic gears carefully to avoid further damage

This pin guard is a small replacement guard that protects and secures a hinge or pivot pin on compatible Whirlpool appliances, helping the door or drawer operate smoothly and stay aligned. It prevents metal-on-metal wear and keeps the pin seated. What it does:

• Covers and protects a hinge/pivot pin from wear and damage
• Keeps a hinge pin seated to reduce door/drawer wobble or misalignment
• Helps minimize noise from a loose or rubbing hinge
• Commonly replaced when a guard is cracked, broken, or missing

• One pin guard

• High-level replacement—usually snaps or slides onto the hinge/pin; no special tools typically required
• Disconnect power (and water if applicable) before working near electrical or water connections
• Inspect the hinge pin and surrounding parts; replace damaged pins or fasteners as needed for a secure fit

This hinge pin links the oven door hinge to its mounting point, creating the pivot that lets the door open and close smoothly. Replacing a worn or missing pin can restore steady door movement and a consistent seal.

• Serves as the pivot point for the door hinge
• Helps maintain proper door alignment and closing pressure
• Wear or damage may show as a loose, sagging, or misaligned door
• May help address squeaks, binding, or difficulty latching the door

• Disconnect power; for gas ranges, also shut off the gas supply
• Support or remove the door to access the hinge
• Note hinge orientation; remove the old pin and install the new pin securely
• Inspect the hinge/bracket for wear; lubricate only if specified by the manufacturer