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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
Relay and overload kit for a compressor.
Installed a relay and overload assembly. the entire procedure took less than five minutes. The instructions that came with the part were clear and precise. It was an easy fix and the people at Appliance pros were very helpful getting me the correct part. Read more
I replaced the start relay and overload switch with the single part Overload/Relay part number AP3119971. Now it operates like new. Had no problem replacing part, just followed instructions. I was very pleased at a single part replacement for both, relay and overload. I was expecting just to replace the overload. This is much, mush better. It's been running for over a week with no problems, Read more
First replaced start capacitor but that did not work, the start kit which has a relay and overload protector is what was needed. The relay is actually the only part that was bad I believe. After pulling the relay off the compressor you could shake it and it rattled, the new one did not. Really pretty easy and definitely cheaper than a service call. Read more
I spoke with an associate of this company and she worked with me in finding the proper knob for the stove. I received it within 2 days and the knob fixed perfect. Thanks to the person who helped me.. 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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