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Size: 8 x 1/2 ab.

This replacement screw secures appliance components such as panels, brackets, and trim. Replacing a missing, stripped, or corroded fastener restores a snug, rattle-free fit and helps keep parts properly aligned during operation. What it does:

• Fastens panels, brackets, trim, and assemblies in place
• Maintains alignment and reduces vibration or rattling
• Replaces worn, corroded, or missing hardware to ensure safe attachment
• Typical symptoms: loose panel, rattling noises, misalignment, stripped head/threads

• 1 screw

• Disconnect power; shut off gas/water if applicable before servicing
• Match the replacement to the original screw (thread and length) for proper fit
• Start threads by hand to avoid cross-threading; use the correct driver
• Do not overtighten, especially into plastic or thin sheet metal

This crisper cover support mounts to the refrigerator liner and holds the crisper cover frame/glass level. Replacing a broken or missing support restores a stable shelf surface and helps the crisper drawers slide and close properly.

• Supports the crisper cover frame/glass along the cabinet wall
• Maintains a level surface to help prevent sagging or glass shifting
• Keeps crisper drawers aligned and moving smoothly
• Common symptoms: cracked or missing support, shelf tilts, glass slips, drawers scrape or won't close fully

• Disconnect power and clear the shelf area
• Remove crisper drawers and lift out the cover/glass
• Release and remove the damaged support; snap or screw the new support into the same position
• Reinstall the cover and drawers; verify level fit

This lower door hinge supports the refrigerator door at the bottom pivot so it opens smoothly and stays properly aligned. Replacing a worn hinge can restore reliable door closure and help maintain an effective gasket seal.

• Provides the bottom pivot point and supports the door's weight
• Helps keep the door aligned for proper gasket contact
• Allows smooth opening and closing without binding
• Common symptoms of a failing hinge: door sagging, rubbing/scraping, squeaking, or not closing fully

• Disconnect power and, if applicable, shut off the water supply; remove items from the door.
• Support the door, remove the top hinge hardware, and lift the door off the bottom hinge.
• Remove the old bottom hinge from the cabinet/frame and install the new hinge in the same orientation, reusing original screws/shims.
• Reinstall the door and top hinge, then check alignment and gasket seal before restoring power.

This magnetic door gasket creates a tight seal around the refrigerator door opening to keep cold air in and warm air out. A fresh, pliable gasket helps maintain temperature, reduce frost buildup, and improve efficiency.

• Forms an air-tight magnetic seal between the door and cabinet
• Helps prevent temperature swings, condensation, and frost around the door
• Common failure signs: torn/cracked rubber, gaps at the corners, door not sealing, moisture or frost near the door
• Restores proper door closure to protect food freshness

• Unplug the appliance and remove food from the door before starting
• Soften the gasket in warm water or with gentle heat to ease installation and improve fit
• Loosen perimeter screws or trim as designed, seat the gasket groove fully, then retighten evenly
• Check for uniform contact all around; adjust door alignment if needed

Freezer Door Gasket

This refrigerator compressor start device supplies the initial boost to start the compressor and supports reliable operation. When it weakens or fails, you may hear clicking from the rear and experience poor cooling or a compressor that won't run. What it does:

• Sends momentary power to the compressor's start winding for dependable start-up
• Opens the start circuit once the compressor is running
• Works with the compressor's protection to prevent overheating damage
• Failure symptoms may include: warm temps or no cooling, compressor won't start, or repeated clicking/humming then shutting off

• One start device assembly

• Disconnect power before servicing
• Access the compressor compartment (rear lower panel); locate the start device on the side of the compressor
• Note wire positions, pull the old device straight off the compressor pins, and seat the new device fully; reconnect wiring
• Reinstall panels and restore power; allow temperatures to stabilize

Compressor relay and overload.

This defrost timer cam replaces the plastic cam on a mechanical defrost timer. It restores the timer's changeover between cooling and defrost, helping prevent frost buildup on the evaporator and temperature swings inside the refrigerator.

• Mounts on the timer shaft to actuate the internal switch between cooling and defrost
• Helps resolve issues like heavy frost on the evaporator, warm fresh food section, or a unit stuck in defrost/run
• Corrects timer advancement problems caused by a stripped, cracked, or missing cam
• Typically installed with the defrost timer in the control housing or rear service area

• Disconnect power before servicing
• Access the defrost timer and note the original cam's orientation for reference
• Remove any retainer, pull the old cam straight off, and press the new cam fully onto the shaft without forcing
• Reassemble, then manually advance the timer to confirm it switches modes before restoring power

This top door hinge is the butt hinge assembly that mounts to the cabinet at the top of the refrigerator door, supporting the door and allowing smooth swing. Replacing a worn hinge restores alignment and a reliable seal.

• Provides the upper pivot point for the door
• Keeps the door aligned so the gasket seals correctly
• Wear or damage can cause sagging, rubbing, squeaks, or a door that won't close fully
• Helps reduce air leaks and temperature swings near the door

• Disconnect power and remove items from the door to reduce weight
• Support the door from below; remove the hinge cover and mounting screws
• Note the position of any shims/spacers and transfer them to the new hinge
• Reinstall, align the door, tighten screws, and ensure proper gasket contact

This compressor overload is a thermal protector that opens the circuit if the compressor overheats or draws excessive current. Replacing a failed overload restores reliable starts and helps prevent compressor damage when your refrigerator won't cool.

• Protects the compressor by interrupting power during overheat/overcurrent conditions
• Common symptoms: refrigerator not cooling, compressor won't start, repeated clicking or brief hum then shutoff
• Mounts on the compressor terminal and works alongside the start relay on applicable models
• Built for proper fit and dependable operation in the start circuit

• Unplug the refrigerator and remove the rear access panel to reach the compressor
• Note wire positions; pull the old overload straight off the compressor pin
• Push the new overload fully onto the correct terminal and reconnect wiring/terminal cover
• Restore power and verify the compressor starts without repeated clicking

Bottle with brush. Color: Black. Size: 0.6 fl.oz.

This white dispenser grille fits the refrigerator's ice/water area on the door. It provides a clean, finished surface and helps catch minor drips, restoring appearance when the original grille is cracked, stained, or missing.

• Sits beneath the ice/water dispenser opening on the door
• Helps catch small drips to protect the door surface
• Provides a finished look and covers the dispenser recess
• Common symptoms: cracked or discolored plastic, broken tabs, won't sit flat, or won't stay in place

• Most models: lift the old grille straight out; align and press the new grille into place
• Some models use retaining tabs or screws; open the door to access and release them
• Unplug the refrigerator before servicing; wear cut-resistant gloves to protect hands
• Do not force the part—plastic tabs can break if misaligned

This is a refrigerator control board that can be used to replace a damaged or faulty board in select refrigerators. The control board is used to manage various functions that occur in the refrigerator, including cooling and defrosting. If there is a problem with the board, the refrigerator might not be able to defrost correctly, or it might not stay cool.The control board for the refrigerator tends to last a long time. However, it could eventually wear out and stop working. It could be damaged due to a voltage surge, or it might be a faulty board. Remove and store all food in the refrigerator and unplug it before beginning repairs.This refrigerator control board works with certain models from Kenmore, Whirlpool, KitchenAid, Roper, Estate, Inglis, Crosley, Gladiator, Kirkland, and Maytag. It's sold individually and is a genuine OEM replacement.

The Screw is an OEM part for Whirlpool refrigerators. This screw secures the refrigerator door hinge in place, allowing the door operates smoothly and seals properly. 

Over time, screws can become loose or go missing during repairs or adjustments, which can lead to a misaligned door, compromised sealing, and increased energy consumption. 

Symptoms of a bad screw include:

• The refrigerator door seems misaligned or does not close properly.
• Increased effort needed to open or close the door.
• Unusual gaps around the door seal when closed.
• The door might squeak or make other noises during operation.

This OEM Whirlpool part is also compatible with Maytag, KitchenAid, Jenn-Air, Amana, Magic Chef, Admiral, Norge, Roper and some Kenmore models.

This start relay mounts on the side of the refrigerator's compressor and momentarily powers the start winding so the compressor can start reliably—helping restore consistent cooling and eliminating repeated click-and-no-start issues.

• Provides the initial boost to start the compressor, then disengages automatically
• Supports proper refrigerator and freezer temperatures by ensuring reliable compressor starts
• Common symptoms of a failing relay: warm temps, compressor won't start, rapid clicking or humming from the rear, or repeated overload trips
• Intermittent cooling after power cycling can also point to a weak start relay

• Unplug the refrigerator before servicing; pull the unit forward to access the rear
• The start device is under a small cover on the compressor side; remove the cover to access
• If a run capacitor is present, discharge it before handling any wiring
• Note wire positions and relay orientation; push the new relay straight onto the compressor pins without bending terminals, reinstall the cover, and restore power