2532W Parts

This replacement control panel overlay restores a worn or damaged front panel so button labels and functions are easy to read. It refreshes the appliance's appearance and provides the correct printed interface for the controls. What it does:

• Replaces a faded, cracked, or peeling control panel face so buttons and icons are legible
• Protects the underlying control membrane and electronics from light wear and spills
• Restores original button labeling to prevent user confusion
• Helps eliminate sticky or misread controls caused by damaged overlay graphics

• Disconnect power to the appliance before beginning any work to avoid shock or injury
• Some models require removing the console or trim to access and replace the overlay
• Peel off the old overlay, clean the surface, align the new overlay carefully, and press firmly to seat

This adhesive-backed plastic mounting clip secures wires, small hoses, or components inside appliances to reduce movement and rattling. Its low-profile design helps keep internal parts organized for quieter, safer operation. What it does:

• Holds wiring harnesses, sensor leads, or small tubing in place to prevent chafing and noise
• Reduces vibration-related contact that can cause intermittent electrical or sensor issues
• Provides a simple, non-invasive mounting point without drilling or fasteners
• Adhesive backing allows quick placement in tight or hard-to-reach areas

• Clean and dry mounting surface; remove backing and press clip firmly for full adhesion
• Allow adhesive to set per ambient temperature (avoid stress on clip during initial cure)
• Disconnect power before installing
• Replace any brittle or damaged surrounding insulation or wire loom as needed

This door gasket seals the perimeter of the refrigerator or freezer door to maintain an airtight closure. Replacing a worn gasket restores a proper seal, helps stabilize temperatures, reduces frost and condensation, and supports efficient operation. What it does:

• Creates a tight seal between the door and cabinet to keep cold air in and warm air out
• Helps reduce frost buildup and moisture around the door opening
• Can address temperature fluctuations, long run times, and doors that won't fully close
• Replace if torn, deformed, brittle, or no longer sealing evenly

• 1 door gasket

• Disconnect power before servicing; open the door and remove the old gasket from its retainer/channel
• Warm the new gasket (soak in warm water) to relax and straighten before installation
• Seat the corners first, then work evenly around the perimeter to fully engage the retainer
• Close the door and check for uniform contact; adjust the gasket/retainer as needed for a complete seal

A small metal clamp that secures the refrigerator's capillary (temperature sensing) tube to the cold control so the thermostat reads temperatures accurately. Replaces worn or missing clamps to keep the sensing tube stable and prevent movement-related issues. What it does:

• Holds the capillary/sensing tube firmly against the cold control or cabinet
• Helps maintain accurate thermostat sensing by preventing tube movement
• Reduces vibration or rattling from a loose sensing tube
• Stops intermittent temperature swings caused by a displaced capillary tube

• Disconnect power before servicing the appliance.
• Handle the capillary tube gently; avoid kinks or sharp bends.
• Install clamp over the tube and secure to the control or bracket using the factory hole or fastener; do not overtighten.

This electrical relay assembly controls power to a major appliance circuit, restoring reliable switching and helping appliances start and run properly. Replace a failed relay to stop intermittent starts, no-start conditions, or unreliable operation. What it does

• Switches electrical power to motors or heating circuits when the appliance control signals for operation
• Commonly fails after arcing or overheating, causing intermittent or no-start symptoms
• May cause a unit to click repeatedly, run intermittently, or fail to power specific functions
• Restores correct electrical switching when installed in place of a damaged relay

• Disconnect power before accessing control panels or wiring to avoid shock
• Access and removal typically require removing the control panel or top panel; keep track of screws and wire locations
• Replace with the exact part number and reconnect all terminals securely; do not bend or damage connector pins