Flse72gcfa Parts

This padded washer is a cushioned fastener washer that helps protect surfaces and reduce vibration where a bolt or screw passes through. It cushions metal-to-metal contact and helps prevent damage and loosening. What it does:

• Cushions and protects mating surfaces from wear and scratching
• Dampens minor vibration and reduces noise around the fastening point
• Helps maintain a secure connection by filling gaps and distributing load
• Commonly used where a soft barrier is needed between a fastener and equipment panel

• One padded washer

• Inspect the washer for damage or compression before reuse; replace if deteriorated
• Position the padded side toward the surface that needs protection
• Use the correct bolt or screw size for a snug fit; avoid over-tightening which can compress the pad
• Follow all safety precautions: unplug power and remove water supply before servicing appliances

This backsheel clip secures the appliance backsheet to the cabinet, keeping panels aligned and preventing gaps. It's a simple replacement that restores proper panel fit and reduces rattling or movement. What it does:

• Holds the backsheet or rear panel in place for a flush fit
• Stabilizes the cabinet to reduce vibration and noise
• Helps maintain proper airflow paths by keeping panels sealed
• Replaces damaged, broken, or missing mounting clips

• High-level, screwless snap-in or push-fit — remove power and access the rear panel before replacing
• Use a flashlight and small flat tool to pry the old clip free if brittle or stuck
• Wear gloves to protect hands from sharp sheet-metal edges
• If multiple clips are damaged, replace all affected clips for even panel alignment

This transmission assembly drives the agitation and spin cycles by transferring motor power to the tub. Replacing a worn transmission helps restore proper wash action and spin performance.

• Converts motor rotation into the geared motion needed for wash (agitate) and spin
• Shifts between agitation and spin modes during the cycle
• Common failure signs: no or weak agitation; no spin or slow spin
• Other symptoms include loud grinding/rumbling, oil leaking from the center area, or the motor running while the tub doesn't move

• Disconnect power and water; move the appliance to a stable work area and use proper lifting support
• Access the drive assembly from below; support the tub/frame to prevent tipping
• Mark component orientation, remove fasteners and drive components as needed, and transfer any reusable parts from the original unit
• Tighten mounting hardware evenly, then run a test cycle and check for leaks

For seal only use part number 131901400.

This inlet hose connects the household water supply to the refrigerator's water system so ice makers and dispensers receive a steady water feed. Durable, flexible tubing replaces worn or leaking supply lines to restore proper water flow. What it does:

• Channels incoming water from the home supply to the refrigerator's water valve and ice maker
• Replaces cracked, split, or leaking supply tubing that can cause reduced water flow or puddling
• Helps prevent leaks that can lead to water damage when original tubing fails
• Works with the fridge's internal water system to support ice and dispenser functions

• One inlet hose (single water supply line)

• Turn off the home water supply and unplug the appliance before servicing
• Inspect fittings for signs of corrosion; use the proper connector tools to avoid damage
• Tighten connections to a leak-free fit but avoid over-tightening plastic fittings

This wiring clip secures a refrigerator's wire harness to the cabinet or components to prevent chafing and keep wires organized. It helps maintain safe routing and reduces strain on electrical connections. What it does

• Holds wiring harness in place to prevent rubbing against sharp edges or moving parts
• Keeps wires organized to reduce the risk of pinching or accidental disconnection
• Helps prevent intermittent electrical faults caused by loose or strained wiring
• Commonly used near compressor, fan, control box, or rear cabinet areas

• Install by snapping the clip onto the cabinet flange or component and routing the harness through the retainer
• Disconnect power before accessing electrical components or wiring
• Inspect surrounding wiring and insulation; replace any damaged wire or harness tape before reinstalling the clip