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This evaporator block is a molded insulation piece that helps direct airflow and limit frost build-up around the evaporator in refrigerator freezers. Replacing a damaged or missing block restores proper airflow paths and helps maintain consistent cooling. What it does:
This gate support is the structural bracket that stabilizes the gate or flap inside your appliance, keeping it aligned and moving freely. Replacing a worn support restores smooth operation and helps eliminate noise from loose or misaligned parts.
What's included: 1 gate support Install notes:
With the new supports, I removed 4 screws and put the new pieces in place. Easy repair. Read more
I didn't know the part name or number, but found it quickly in the appliancepartspro site. I ordered the part on Tuesday. It was shipped that day and arrived on Friday. It took about 10 minutes to remove the broken part and replace it with the new. Read more
This door stop replaces the worn or broken stop that limits door travel and keeps the door aligned for smooth opening and closing. Restores proper door positioning to prevent over-travel and edge wear. What it does:
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Ordered a new Door Stop and washer. Read more
White plastic cap that covers the hinge sleeve bushing area on freezer doors. Replace if cracked, broken, or missing to restore a finished appearance.
White. For almond order 2186649N. For black order WP2186649B.
Yellow discoloration replaced with replacement parts Read more
Emailed Appliance Parts Pros.com with my problem and was advised that I needed to install an updated drain hose with a larger inlet opening. I ordered the part and installed it about 24 hrs ago and it's still working like it's supposed to. I ended up using a 3/4" wood bit to get the old drain inlet out because the rubber was too stiff to pull/push it out. Once I drilled out most of the rubber, I was able to pull it out with pliers. Read more
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