Dec 312 Parts

This door switch detects when a refrigerator or freezer door is opened or closed and controls door-activated functions like the interior light. A direct-replacement switch helps restore normal door-sensing and light operation. What it does:

• Senses door position and signals the appliance when the door is open or closed
• Turns the interior light on when the door opens and off when it closes
• Stops or enables door-activated functions that depend on a closed door
• Common symptoms: interior light stays on or won't come on, or door-activated features fail

• One door switch (single unit as shown)

• Disconnect power to the appliance before starting any repair
• Access may require removing interior trim or door panels—keep fasteners organized
• Transfer connector/wiring exactly as removed; ensure secure electrical connections
• Test operation after reassembly

This coil clip secures the refrigerator coil to the cabinet or frame, keeping the coil stable and preventing vibration noise or movement. It's a small but essential fastener for proper coil alignment and quiet operation. What it does:

• Holds condenser or evaporator coil firmly in place to prevent rubbing or contact with other components
• Reduces vibration and rattling noises caused by a loose coil assembly
• Helps maintain correct coil positioning for consistent airflow and cooling performance
• Prevents coil damage from shifting during normal use or transport

• One coil mounting clip

• Disconnect power to the appliance before starting any repair
• Clip typically snaps into a bracket or frame; may require a screwdriver or pliers to remove/install
• Watch for sharp metal edges around the coil and wear gloves to protect your hands
• If coil or surrounding parts are bent or damaged, inspect those areas and replace damaged components as needed

This threaded retaining nut secures appliance components so assemblies stay fastened and operate reliably. It replaces a worn or missing nut to restore proper fit and reduce movement. What it does

• Threads onto matching stud or bolt to hold parts together
• Prevents components from loosening during normal use
• Helps stop rattling, wobbling, or separation of mounted parts
• Used wherever a small threaded fastener is required on the appliance

• Disconnect power and water before beginning any repair
• Use the correct size wrench or socket to avoid rounding the nut
• Tighten securely but avoid overtightening to prevent thread damage
• Replace any damaged studs or mating hardware for a reliable repair

This pal nut is a push-on metal retainer used to secure panels, trim, or components where a threaded stud needs a low-profile fastener. It provides a simple, vibration-resistant hold without a threaded nut. What it does:

• Grips a stud or post to lock panels, control housings, or trim pieces in place
• Prevents rattling or loosening from vibration when properly seated
• Commonly used where a low-profile, single-use fastener is preferred
• Helps maintain alignment of removable panels and decorative trim

• Disconnect power to the appliance before servicing to avoid shock or injury
• Press the pal nut squarely onto the stud until fully seated; pliers may be needed for a tight fit
• Inspect mating stud/post for damage or excessive wear; replace if necessary
• Intended as a one-time-use push-on retainer—replace if deformed during removal

This small retainer clip secures trim and components to the appliance chassis, keeping panels and assemblies properly seated for quiet, reliable operation. It's a simple replacement that restores secure fastening where the original clip has broken or worn. What it does

• Holds panels, trim pieces, or small assemblies in place to prevent looseness and rattling
• Replaces a broken, bent, or missing clip that allows parts to shift during use
• Helps maintain proper alignment of adjacent components for smooth operation
• Works where a firm, non-permanent fastener is required

• One retainer clip

• Disconnect power before servicing any appliance to avoid shock or injury
• Access the clip location by removing the appropriate trim or panel per your model's service instructions
• Use needle-nose pliers or a flat screwdriver to remove the old clip and press the new clip into place until it seats securely