Freezer Lid Parts

This outer door panel replaces a damaged or worn refrigerator door face to restore appearance and protect internal door components. It provides the visible exterior surface and mounts to the door frame for a finished look. What it does:

• Covers the front of the refrigerator door and provides the finished exterior surface
• Protects internal insulation, wiring, and components from damage and exposure
• Restores cosmetic appearance when the original panel is dented, scratched, chipped, or peeling
• Helps maintain a proper seal by providing a flat mounting surface for gaskets and trim

• High-level replacement: remove door trim, handle(s), and mounting fasteners before swapping panels
• Support the door and panel during removal and installation; panels can be awkward and may require a second person
• Keep fasteners and trim in a safe place and follow manufacturer torque/alignment guidance where provided
• Disconnect power to the appliance if removing electrical components or trim near switches; follow OEM safety instructions

This replacement white top lid restores the washer's closed cover and helps keep clothes contained during the wash cycle. Durable finish matches original appearance and restores proper enclosure function. What it does:

• Replaces a cracked, warped, or missing top lid that prevents the washer from closing properly
• Helps keep water and laundry contained during operation
• Restores the aesthetic appearance of the appliance with a matching white finish
• Supports lid latch/hinge engagement so the machine can operate safely

• One white top lid

• Disconnect power and water supply before beginning any repair
• Handle part carefully to avoid scratching the finish or damaging mounting points
• May require removing hinge screws or clips; follow the appliance's service instructions
• If the lid includes hinges or brackets, transfer any hardware from the old lid as needed

This white top lid replaces a damaged or discolored washer lid to restore a clean appearance and proper cover function. Fits the original hinge and latch locations for straightforward replacement. What it does

• Replaces a cracked, warped, or faded washer lid to help keep the washer tub covered and prevent debris from entering
• Restores correct mating with the hinge and lid latch so the lid stays closed during use
• Helps maintain the appliance's original look when the original lid is cosmetically damaged
• Compatible with models that use the OEM part number 216130118

• One (1) white top lid

• Basic hand tools are typically required; support the lid during removal/installation to avoid dropping or damaging other components
• Disconnect power to the appliance before beginning any repair to avoid electrical or mechanical hazards
• Inspect hinge, latch, and mounting hardware for wear and reuse or replace as needed

This white replacement lid restores the outer cover for the appliance's top area, helping protect internal components and keeping the unit looking finished. Use it to replace a cracked, faded, or damaged top lid. What it does

• Replaces the appliance's top lid/panel and restores a clean exterior appearance
• Protects internal components from debris and everyday wear
• Helps prevent water or items from entering the cabinet through a broken lid
• Commonly used when the existing lid is cracked, dented, discolored, or no longer secures properly

• One white lid

• Disconnect power and water before starting any repair
• Handle edges carefully to avoid scratches; two people may be needed for alignment on larger lids
• Verify matching part number and mounting hole pattern before installation
• If mounting hardware is missing or damaged, replace with manufacturer-specified fasteners

This foamed door panel is the molded exterior/insulation panel used on the appliance door to restore the door's structure, appearance, and thermal barrier. It replaces a damaged or dented door panel to help the door close and insulate properly. What it does:

• Forms the rigid outer surface and insulated core of the door
• Restores door alignment and helps maintain internal temperature by preserving the door's thermal barrier
• Replaces panels that are cracked, dented, or separated from the door frame
• Helps eliminate drafts or uneven closing caused by a damaged panel

• Disconnect power to the appliance and empty the door before starting work.
• Common removal steps include lifting off door trim and fasteners; hold panels steady to avoid damage when separating layers.
• Use appropriate tools and avoid sharp bending; hardware, clips, or gaskets may need to be reused or transferred.