Ffq5000 Parts

This door strike engages the refrigerator/freezer door latch so the door closes and seals reliably. It replaces a worn or broken striker to restore proper door alignment and latching. What it does:

• Provides the mating surface for the door latch to catch and hold the door closed
• Helps maintain a proper seal to prevent cold air loss and reduce frost buildup
• Commonly replaces a cracked, bent, or missing striker that allows the door to pop open
• Can stop issues where the door won't stay closed or the latch can't engage

• Disconnect power to the appliance before starting work to avoid injury
• Remove the door trim or access panel as needed to reach the striker; retain all fasteners
• Align the striker with the latch and tighten mounting screws securely but avoid over-torquing
• Check door swing and gasket seal after installation; adjust strike position if needed for proper latching

This electrical wiring harness connects and routes power and signals between fridge components, restoring reliable electrical continuity so controls, lights, and motors can operate correctly. Use this direct-replacement harness to repair damaged or worn wiring. What it does

• Routes power and signal connections between control boards, compressors, valves, lights, and sensors
• Restores lost or intermittent electrical connections that can cause controls to fail or components to stop working
• Prevents shorts and open circuits when damaged wires or broken connectors are replaced
• Matches OEM connector types and wire lengths for a direct-replacement fit

• One electrical harness

• Disconnect power at the breaker or unplug the appliance before inspecting or replacing the harness
• Compare connector shapes and wire colors to the original harness to ensure correct installation
• Secure wires away from moving parts and sharp edges; avoid pinching or excessive bending

This electrical wire harness connects key components to deliver power and signal paths so your appliance controls and features operate reliably. It replaces a damaged or worn harness to restore proper electrical connectivity. What it does:

• Routes power and signal between control board, sensors, and accessories
• Replaces frayed, burned, or broken wiring that can cause intermittent operation
• Helps resolve symptoms like lights, fans, or controls not powering on or working erratically
• Maintains proper connector fit and wiring color-coding for correct hookups

• One electrical wire harness

• Disconnect power before inspecting or replacing the harness to avoid shock
• Confirm connector orientation and secure all clips; route wiring away from heat and moving parts
• Inspect mating connectors for damage and replace if corroded or burned

This white replacement plug fills and finishes an unused opening on the appliance, helping keep out dust and debris while restoring a clean, factory appearance. Use it where a small trim or access hole needs a discreet cover. What it does:

• Covers unused holes or access slots to protect internal components from dust and moisture
• Restores a finished, factory look to trim panels or consoles
• Helps prevent small items from falling into openings
• Simple, low-profile piece that stays recessed and unobtrusive

• No power required; work with the appliance unplugged or power turned off as a safety precaution when accessing trim
• Push the plug into the opening until it seats flush; a gentle push with a finger or soft tool is usually sufficient
• If removal is needed later, gently pry with a flat, non-marring tool to avoid scratching surrounding surfaces

This damper is the refrigerator air-control flap that regulates airflow between compartments to help maintain consistent temperatures and proper cooling. It replaces a worn or stuck damper to restore normal airflow and temperature balance. What it does:

• Opens and closes to direct cold air where needed between freezer and fresh-food sections
• Helps maintain even temperatures and prevents one compartment from getting too warm
• Common symptom: uneven cooling or warm fresh-food section despite running compressor
• Common symptom: damper stuck or not moving, causing poor temperature control

• Disconnect power to the appliance before starting any repair
• Remove interior panels to access the damper; use basic hand tools
• Handle the damper and any wiring harness carefully to avoid damage
• After installation, verify damper operation and allow time for temperatures to stabilize