Gbw 9959K- 0 Parts

This control knob replaces a cracked or missing knob on your appliance's control panel. It restores positive engagement with the underlying control so you can select settings reliably and keep the front of the unit looking complete.

• Attaches to a keyed or D-flat shaft to operate the switch, valve, or timer underneath
• Allows you to choose cycles, temperatures, or burner levels as designed
• Common symptoms: knob cracked, stripped, loose/spins without engaging, falls off, or missing pointer
• Helps restore normal operation and a finished, uniform appearance

• Disconnect power; for gas appliances, also shut off the gas supply
• Pull the old knob straight off the shaft—do not pry against the bezel or panel
• Align the new knob's opening with the shaft and press firmly until fully seated
• Test the control to confirm proper engagement and function

This drawer slide assembly mounts to the refrigerator cabinet and supports the interior bin as it moves. Replacing a worn slide restores smooth, level drawer travel for easier access and reliable sealing.

• Supports and guides a refrigerator drawer so it glides in and out smoothly
• Attaches to the cabinet wall and interfaces with the drawer track
• Helps keep the drawer level and aligned to prevent binding or scraping
• Typical signs of failure: sticking drawer, sagging on one side, popping off track, or visible cracks in the rail

• Unplug the refrigerator and remove items from the affected drawer
• Pull out and remove the drawer (and shelf/glass if required for access)
• Remove mounting screws, swap the slide in the same orientation, and tighten securely
• Reinstall the drawer and verify smooth operation; use gloves and caution around glass and sharp edges

This thermal fuse stops power if an appliance overheats, helping prevent damage and unsafe operation. Use as a direct replacement when the original high-limit fuse has failed and the appliance will not operate normally. What it does:

• Opens the circuit when temperatures exceed safe limits, acting as a high-limit safety cutoff.
• Protects the appliance and home from overheating-related damage and hazards.
• Common symptoms of a blown thermal fuse: appliance won't heat, intermittent heating, or the unit fails to start.
• If the fuse blows, it often indicates an underlying issue—inspect heating elements, thermostats, and venting for faults.

• Disconnect power to the appliance before servicing to avoid electrical shock.
• Allow the appliance to cool, then access the fuse location; note wiring orientation and terminal connections for reassembly.
• Replace with the exact type of thermal fuse; do not bypass, jumper, or defeat the device.
• If the replacement fuse fails again, check for restricted venting, failed heating components, or faulty thermostats/controls.

This wire harness assembly routes power and control signals between components to restore proper electrical connections. It replaces a damaged or worn harness to help resolve power loss and intermittent operation. What it does:

• Delivers power and signal connections between control, motors, switches, and sensors.
• Restores reliable electrical continuity when old wires are frayed, broken, or corroded.
• Helps eliminate symptoms like no power to components, intermittent operation, or electrical shorts.
• Keeps wiring organized and properly routed to prevent chafing and accidental disconnection.

• One wire harness assembly as shown.

• Disconnect power to the appliance before starting any repairs to avoid shock.
• Ensure all connectors are fully seated and that wires are secured away from sharp edges and moving parts.