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Plastic
Size: Approximate 2.5 inches thick, 33 inches wide and 70 inches long.
This is a compressor used in several types of home appliances. The compressor is designed to take cold gas in the appliance and place it under pressure so the gas raises in temperature. It is then moved through the refrigerator system to ensure the unit stays cold throughout the appliance. This part can become damaged or malfunction, which may cause the motor to stop running, make the motor noisier, or cause the motor to never stop running.If this happens, the compressor will need to be replaced. A basic set of tools will be needed. A pair of work gloves can also be useful. First, locate the compressor as it may be in various locations depending on the appliance model. Unplug the appliance before removing the compressor. Install the new compressor using the original bolts and nuts before turning the power back on and resuming normal use.This part is sold on an individual basis. The compressor is made to be used with refrigerators, ranges, stoves, ovens, air conditioners, and freezers created by Gibson, Frigidaire, Kelvinator, Montgomery Wards, Westinghouse, Tappan, JCPenney, Universal, and Kenmore. It is an authentic OEM replacement part directly sourced from the manufacturer.
By ordering parts that arrived next day as we where closing on the home and this parts went missing in the renovation the price was good and it was the lowest by 20% over there competitors Read more
Cut to fit design.
Purchased and installed replacement parts. Had to use metal hacksaw to cut rail to correct length. Everything fit great. Read more
I emptied all the freezer door contents. Charged the cordless drill and got the right bit for the Philips screws. Covered the freezer opening with a double thick layer of plastic. Unscrewed all the Philips screws completely ...save for the corner screws...and loosensed up the liner completely. I had allowed the freezer door gasket to regain it's shape overnight. Placing it or "shoehorning" it inside rhe liner was no problem. There were no kinks, no bumps. Tightened up all the screws loosely... Read more