2532W Parts

This replacement nameplate restores the front identification badge and cosmetic finish on the appliance, helping the unit look complete and factory-original again. It's a direct-fit exterior badge used where the original label has worn or fallen off. What it does:

• Replaces a missing, peeled, or faded exterior nameplate to restore the appliance's appearance.
• Serves as the decorative identification badge that mounts to the appliance surface.
• Helps prevent sharp edges or loose fragments from remaining after the old badge is removed.
• Useful when the original nameplate is cracked, scratched, or no longer adheres.

• One replacement nameplate

• High-level, safety-first: always unplug the appliance or disable power at the breaker before starting work near electrical components.
• Remove the old nameplate and any leftover adhesive or debris; clean and dry the mounting surface before installing the new badge.
• Align the new nameplate carefully and press firmly; handle with gloves to avoid fingerprints or cuts from edges.
• If fasteners or adhesive are required, use the OEM-specified method.

This outer door panel replaces a damaged or worn exterior panel to restore the refrigerator door's appearance and structural coverage. It gives the door a finished exterior surface and supports attached trim and handle areas. What it does:

• Covers the exterior side of the refrigerator door and provides the finished outer surface.
• Restores damaged, dented, or scratched door exteriors for improved appearance.
• Supports attachment points for door trim, handle areas and exterior components.
• Helps protect internal door components from everyday bumps and wear.

• Disconnect power and empty the door before starting work; remove food and loose shelves.
• Typical installation requires removing the door handle and inner door liner to access mounting points.
• Handle panels, trim clips or screws are often removed/reinstalled during replacement; confirm whether existing fasteners are reusable.

Fix a refrigerator that won't cool or has a clicking compressor with this start relay and overload assembly. Common failure part, moderate DIY repair.

Replace your freezer's control knob if it's cracked, broken, or missing. This knob attaches to the temperature control dial for easy adjustment of settings.