Freezer Lid Parts

This outer door panel replaces a damaged or worn exterior door skin to restore the appliance's appearance and protect the inner door structure. It gives a clean, finished look and covers internal components. What it does:

• Replaces dented, scratched or rusted outer door skin to improve appearance
• Covers and protects inner door components and insulation from damage
• Restores a flat, finished exterior surface for proper door alignment
• Helps maintain the door's original fit and cosmetic finish

• High-level installation may require removing the door from the cabinet and supporting its weight
• May attach with screws, clips or adhesive depending on model—refer to the service manual or parts diagram
• Handle and trim may need to be transferred from the old panel
• Disconnect power and remove any wiring attached to the door before servicing

This inner freezer door panel replaces a cracked, damaged or worn interior door liner to restore proper door fit and interior appearance. It provides the structural inner surface that supports shelving and helps maintain cold temperatures. What it does

• Replaces the interior liner of the freezer door that shows cracks, deep scratches or separation
• Restores a smooth interior surface that holds door bins and shelves firmly in place
• Helps ensure an even door seal and reduces air leaks associated with damaged liners
• Stops interior moisture/frost buildup caused by gaps or damaged surfaces

• One inner freezer door panel

• Unplug the appliance or switch off power at the breaker before starting
• Remove the freezer door and any attached trim, bins or hardware to access the inner panel
• Retain and reinstall original screws, clips and door components unless replacements are provided

This control panel lid is the external cover that protects and finishes the top control area, restoring a clean look and shielding switches and electronics from spills and wear. Fits as the top/front cover for the console. What it does:

• Covers and protects the appliance's control area and buttons from moisture, dust, and everyday wear
• Restores the appliance's original appearance when the old lid is cracked, warped, or faded
• Helps prevent accidental contact with controls and internal electronics
• Eliminates rattles or gaps caused by a damaged or loose panel

• One control panel lid

• Disconnect power to the appliance before starting any work
• Typically installed with a few screws or clips; a screwdriver set is commonly required
• Handle carefully to avoid scratching the painted or plastic finish