431943 Parts

This replacement tube routes water from the refrigerator's defrost area to the drain pan to help prevent leaks and pooling. A simple, direct-fit part for restoring proper drain flow and reducing water buildup. What it does

• Channels defrost and condensation water to the drain pan to prevent interior pooling.
• Helps maintain normal drainage to avoid ice buildup or water leaks.
• Restores a damaged, cracked or clogged original tube where flow is restricted.
• Works as a service part when inspecting drain path during defrost/drain issues.

• One replacement tube.

• Disconnect power to the appliance before starting any repair.
• Remove access panels as needed and route tube along the factory path; avoid sharp bends or kinks.
• Inspect drain openings and heater components while replacing the tube.

Support clip for ice makers and refrigerators. Secures internal components in place. Replace if clip is broken, cracked, or missing to restore stability.

Replace a broken or missing shelf support peg in your freezer. This small plastic peg secures shelves and bins in place for stable storage organization.

Compressor vibrating or loose? This mounting screw secures the compressor in freezers and refrigerators. Simple fix, basic tools required.

Fix a freezer door that won't stay closed with this door latch. Solves issues with warm temperatures and frost buildup. Simple DIY repair.

Molded mounting bracket that secures the freezer cabinet at the upper-left corner. Replace if cracked, broken, or missing to restore proper alignment.

This wire harness connects the run capacitor to the appliance's electrical system, providing a reliable path for start/run signals so the compressor and fan can operate correctly. It replaces a damaged or worn connector harness. What it does:

• Routes electrical connections between the run capacitor and control components
• Helps ensure proper start/run performance for compressor and motor circuits
• Prevents intermittent operation caused by corroded or loose wires
• Commonly replaced when wiring is visibly damaged or appliances fail to start reliably

• One run capacitor wire harness

• Always disconnect power before servicing electrical components
• Inspect the capacitor for stored charge and discharge safely before disconnecting harness leads
• Match connector ends and wire routing to original harness; avoid stretching or pinching wires