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This complete door assembly replaces a damaged or worn refrigerator door to restore a proper seal and appearance. It installs as a single unit to simplify replacement and get the door functioning correctly again. What it does:

• Replaces the full outer door structure, including the panel and internal mounting points
• Restores door alignment and helps maintain proper temperature by enabling a tight seal
• Eliminates visible damage, dents, or cracked surfaces that affect operation or appearance
• Supports attached components (hinges, gaskets, trim) when those parts are integral to the assembly

• Disconnect power and empty the door of contents before starting; have a second person assist—door assemblies are heavy and awkward.
• Verify hinge orientation and mounting hardware on your appliance; additional brackets or screws may be required.
• Inspect and reuse or replace door gasket, shelves, and trim as needed.

This main console control panel houses the oven/range user interface and display, letting you select cooking modes, set temperatures and timers. Replacing a damaged or unresponsive panel restores normal control and feedback. What it does

• Provides the push-button/touch interface and display for oven and cook functions
• Registers user inputs for bake, broil, timer, clock and other controls
• Displays time, temperature and error/status messages
• Stops working or shows blank/garbled display when the panel or internal electronics fail

• One control panel assembly (main console)

• Disconnect power at the breaker or appliance plug before starting work
• Handle the panel and display area carefully to avoid damaging the glass/overlay
• Basic hand tools are typically required; follow OEM instructions for connector and bracket removal
• If the display needs calibration or clock reset after install, refer to the owner's manual

This refrigerator inner cabinet liner replaces a damaged or worn interior surface to restore a smooth, clean cooling compartment and help keep food items contained and easy to clean. Fits as the refrigerator's removable interior shell. What it does:

• Restores the refrigerator's inner surface for easier cleaning and improved appearance
• Provides a smooth, sanitary barrier between stored food and the cabinet structure
• Helps prevent drafts and condensation at damaged or broken liner areas
• Common symptom: cracked, warped, or stained interior liner that traps dirt or leaks

• Remove all power and empty the refrigerator before removing the old liner
• Follow factory service manual steps for fastener removal and reassembly to avoid misalignment
• Inspect door seals and mounting surfaces when reinstalling to ensure a proper seal

This inner cabinet liner replaces a worn, cracked, or damaged refrigerator cabinet surface to restore a clean, sealed interior and prevent moisture damage. It provides the structural surface that supports shelves and seals the cooling cavity. What it does:

• Restores the refrigerator's interior surface when the original liner is cracked, warped, or stained
• Helps maintain proper airflow and preserves the cabinet seal around shelves and gaskets
• Prevents food and liquid from contacting the cabinet cavity behind the liner
• Reduces drafts and cold spots caused by damaged interior surfaces

• Designed to be installed by an experienced DIYer; follow the refrigerator's service manual
• Requires removal of shelves, trim, and door(s) for access; keep hardware organized for reassembly
• Inspect and replace any damaged fasteners, insulation, or seal components as needed for a complete repair
• Disconnect power and empty the unit before beginning work to prevent injury or damage

A decorative trim piece that restores the finished look of the appliance and covers exposed edges or gaps. Replaces damaged, chipped or loose trim to keep the appliance appearance tidy and protected. What it does

• Covers and protects exposed edges or gaps around panels, doors, or openings
• Restores a clean, finished appearance after damage or wear
• Helps keep adjacent parts seated and reduces dirt buildup in seams
• Common symptom: chipped, cracked, warped, loose, or missing trim that affects appearance

• One trim piece as pictured

• Disconnect power to the appliance before starting any repair to avoid electrical hazards
• Trim usually secures with clips or screws; remove adjacent panels or bezels as needed
• Handle carefully to avoid scratching the finish during installation
• Use only the fasteners specified by the manufacturer; do not force or bend the trim

This control panel is the front console assembly that houses the user interface and provides a clean, functional surface for operating the appliance. It restores button access and improves appearance when the original panel is cracked, faded, or worn. What it does:

• Provides the mounting surface and button openings for the appliance's controls so buttons and indicators operate correctly
• Restores a solid, undamaged interface when the original panel is cracked, broken, or cosmetically damaged
• Helps resolve symptoms such as unresponsive or hard-to-press buttons and worn or illegible control labels
• Maintains proper alignment and protection for underlying switches and electronics

• One control panel (console) as shown

• Disconnect power before starting any repair to avoid shock or injury
• Basic hand tools are typically required; follow the appliance service manual for access steps
• Handle edges carefully to avoid damage to the panel finish or surrounding trim
• Reconnect any electrical connectors and test the controls before fully reassembling

This door trim is a decorative bezel that restores the finished edge of a refrigerator door for a clean, factory look. It replaces damaged, cracked or missing trim to improve appearance and help seal edges. What it does:

• Covers and protects the door edge, hiding seams and internal components
• Restores a finished, uniform appearance after impact or wear
• Helps maintain an even door surface to prevent snagging on shelves or gaskets
• Common symptom: visible cracks, chips, missing trim or peeled edges

• One door trim piece as shown

• Disconnect power and empty the door before beginning work
• Trim typically secures with clips or screws; remove any fasteners and gently pry off the old trim
• Handle trimmed edges carefully to avoid cuts; wear gloves if needed