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This flat freezer shelf provides a stable surface for organizing frozen foods and maximizing usable space in the freezer compartment. Durable and easy to clean, it replaces worn or damaged shelving to restore proper storage. What it does:

• Replaces a damaged, bent, or missing freezer shelf so items sit level and storage is restored
• Supports frozen food containers, packages, and baskets to prevent collapsing or sliding
• Helps maintain airflow by keeping items organized and off the compartment floor
• Reduces risk of spills and messy defrosting by providing a stable shelf surface

• One replacement freezer shelf

• Turn off power to the appliance and empty the freezer compartment before installing
• Slide shelf into the factory support rails or brackets until it rests securely
• Do not force the shelf into place; check that any stops or clips align with factory mounts
• If your shelf uses mounting clips or supports, verify they are present and undamaged before installation

This channel-shelf mounting piece secures a refrigerator shelf in its track, keeping shelves stable and aligned for safe storage. Fits into the shelf track to support glass or wire shelves and prevent shifting during use. What it does:

• Provides a secure track for sliding or fixed refrigerator shelves
• Holds shelf edges level to prevent items from tipping or falling
• Helps maintain proper shelf spacing and alignment inside the cabinet
• Commonly replaced when the shelf no longer seats or the channel is cracked or bent

• Use basic hand tools; remove the shelf before removing or installing the channel
• Inspect adjacent clips and shelf supports for wear and replace if needed
• Handle glass shelves carefully to avoid breakage during installation

This genuine replacement clip secures appliance components to keep panels and small parts aligned and stable, restoring fit and function. It's a small, durable fastener used where a simple snap or hold is required. What it does

• Holds trim, panels, or small components in place to prevent rattling or misalignment
• Restores secure fit where a damaged or missing clip causes loose parts
• Helps stop vibration noise caused by unsecured pieces
• Small, direct-fit part—replaces a single broken or lost clip

• Disconnect power to the appliance before starting any repair.
• Access may require removing trim or panels; keep track of fasteners.
• Press or snap the clip into place; do not force beyond fit—if it won't seat, recheck alignment.
• Wear gloves and eye protection to avoid cuts from sharp edges.

This defrost pan collects and channels water from the refrigerator's defrost cycle to the drain, preventing leaks and water pooling beneath the appliance. Durable plastic designed to fit underneath the freezer/evaporator area. What it does:

• Catches meltwater from the evaporator during defrost cycles to prevent leakage under the cabinet
• Guides water toward the drain tube so it can evaporate safely
• Helps avoid standing water and related odors or damage
• Fits into the refrigerator base where the original drip tray is located

• One defrost pan/drip tray

• Disconnect power to the appliance before servicing to avoid shock
• Remove lower access panels or kick plate to reach the old pan; be careful of sharp edges
• Position new pan under the evaporator/drain area and drain tube alignment
• If you find excessive frost or frequent water, inspect the drain tube and defrost system for root causes

This air duct insulation cushions and seals the refrigerator/freezer air pathway to help reduce condensation and noise. It replaces worn or missing insulation that can allow cold-air leaks and excess moisture build-up. What it does:

• Fits around the internal air duct to help prevent air leaks and reduce moisture buildup.
• Helps minimize condensation and frost in the cabinet and on internal components.
• Dampens vibration and reduces airflow noise from the duct area.
• Restores proper airflow sealing after damage, deterioration, or previous part removal.

• Insulation air duct piece as shown

• Turn off and unplug the appliance before accessing internal components.
• Remove shelves, panels, and any fasteners as needed to reach the duct; keep track of hardware.
• Position the insulation exactly as the original and secure any clips or adhesive used by the manufacturer.