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This position-specific ice crusher blade (#1) fits inside the refrigerator's ice bucket assembly. It helps break up cubes into crushed ice; replacing a bent or worn blade restores consistent crushing and reduces jams or grinding noises during dispensing.

• Works with the auger and other numbered blades to crush ice when "Crush" is selected
• A bent, dull, or corroded blade can lead to no crushed ice, only cubes, slow dispensing, or scraping/grinding noises
• Restores even crushing and smoother auger rotation
• Position- and orientation-specific within the blade stack; match to your original

• Disconnect power and switch the ice maker OFF before servicing
• Remove and empty the ice bucket; allow any frost to thaw
• Disassemble the bucket front/auger and note the exact blade order and orientation—take photos for reference
• Wear cut-resistant gloves; reassemble blades, spacers, and washers exactly as removed and verify the auger turns freely before reinstalling

The opening for the on/off switch is no longer in the shelf. Per manufacturing.

This slide set replaces the side guides that support a sliding rack or drawer inside your appliance. Fresh slides restore smooth in-out movement, keep alignment true, and help prevent binding or derailment.

• Supports and guides a rack or drawer for smooth travel
• Helps maintain alignment and reduces friction during use
• Replaces cracked, warped, or worn slides that cause sticking or grinding
• Can help resolve binding, uneven movement, or a rack/drawer that pops off the track

• Disconnect power; shut off water or gas if applicable
• Remove the rack/drawer and retain any end stops, clips, or screws
• Note right/left orientation; transfer reusable hardware to the new slides
• Test full travel and smooth operation before returning to service

This replacement screw secures refrigerator components such as brackets, trims, and covers. Replace missing or stripped hardware to keep parts tight and aligned, helping eliminate rattles and restoring a solid, reliable fit.

• Fastens interior or exterior components to the cabinet or doors
• Replaces missing, rusty, or stripped hardware
• Helps reduce vibration noises from loose parts
• Restores proper fit and alignment of panels, trims, or covers

• Disconnect power; turn off water supply if working near the dispenser or ice system
• Retain and reuse any original spacers or washers
• Start threads by hand to avoid cross-threading; tighten snugly without overtightening
• Replace one fastener at a time to maintain alignment

This is the complete ice container assembly for the dispenser. It stores ice and drives cubes to the chute so your dispenser can deliver ice reliably and without jams.

• Holds finished ice in the freezer and feeds it to the dispenser
• Integrated auger moves and helps break up ice for consistent dispensing
• Common failure signs: ice not dispensing, auger not turning, loud grinding, or cracked/leaking bucket
• Restores proper in-door ice dispensing performance

• Unplug the refrigerator and remove the ice bin from the freezer door or shelf
• Transfer any remaining ice to a cooler; let any frost melt to avoid damage
• Align the drive coupling and slide the new bin fully into place
• Restore power and test ice dispense for cube and crush functions

This main power control board assembly is the refrigerator's central controller. It manages power to the compressor, fans, and defrost system so the unit cools consistently and responds correctly to temperature settings.

• Distributes and regulates power to the compressor, condenser/evaporator fans, and defrost components
• Processes inputs from temperature sensors and the user interface to coordinate cooling cycles
• Common symptoms it may address: not cooling or intermittent cooling, fans/compressor not running, unit won't defrost/ice buildup
• May also help with unresponsive controls or repeated clicking/buzzing from the control area

• Disconnect power before servicing; handle the board by the edges and use ESD protection
• Access location varies by model; typically mounted in a rear control compartment behind an access cover
• Photograph wiring and move connectors one at a time to the new board; ensure all locking tabs are fully seated
• Reinstall covers, restore power, and verify compressor/fans operate and cooling resumes

This dispenser drip tray sits beneath the refrigerator's ice/water dispenser to catch drips and small spills, helping keep the area cleaner and reducing moisture on the door and surrounding surfaces.

• Collects water and ice drips under the dispenser
• Helps contain minor spills during dispensing
• Protects the door surface from moisture and staining
• Common signs of wear: cracked or missing tray, water pooling in the dispenser area, tray not sitting flush

• Disconnect power before working around the dispenser area
• Lift the old tray straight up and out of the recess
• Clean and dry the dispenser pocket to remove residue
• Align and press the new tray down until it sits flat and secure

This is the drive gear for the ice maker module. It transfers motor power to the ejector/harvest mechanism so cubes release consistently; worn or stripped teeth can cause clicking, stalls, or little to no ice production.

• Transfers motor torque to rotate the ejector and complete the harvest cycle
• Replaces a cracked, stripped, or worn gear that prevents proper ice ejection
• Typical symptoms: no ice production, icemaker stuck mid-cycle, clicking or grinding from the module
• Helps restore reliable ice maker cycling

• Unplug the refrigerator before service; turn off the water supply if moving the icemaker
• Remove the icemaker assembly for access; note the original gear's orientation before removal
• Align the new gear with the shaft; do not force it—inspect mating parts for wear
• After reassembly, verify the ejector turns freely; restore power and run a test cycle

This strike is the receiver the door latch engages with to keep the door securely closed. A properly aligned strike helps the appliance recognize a closed door so cycles can start and run without interruption. What it does

• Provides the catch point for the door latch to secure the door during operation
• Helps align the latch for smooth, consistent engagement
• Ensures the door-closed switch can be activated so the unit can start
• Worn, bent, or broken strikes can cause the door not to latch, pop open, or trigger door-open errors

• 1 strike

• Disconnect power before servicing; follow manufacturer safety procedures
• Note the strike's orientation and any shims/spacers before removal
• Reuse existing mounting hardware unless your model specifies otherwise
• After installation, check alignment and the latch engages smoothly without force

This ice crusher blade (#2) mounts in the freezer's ice bucket assembly. It helps break up cubes for the Crushed Ice setting and can restore smooth dispensing when the original blade becomes bent, dull, or broken.

• Mounts inside the ice bucket crusher to slice/crush cubes when Crushed Ice is selected
• Helps maintain consistent ice flow and size through the dispenser
• Wear or damage may lead to no crushed ice, only whole cubes dispensing, jamming, or grinding noises
• Visible bending, dull edges, or a missing blade are common failure signs

• Disconnect power and remove the ice bin from the freezer
• Disassemble the crusher housing to access the blades; note the order/orientation of blade #1 and blade #2 before removal
• Wear cut-resistant gloves—edges are sharp
• Reassemble in the same order, tighten fasteners, reinstall the bin, and test the dispenser

This dispenser drip tray sits at the base of the refrigerator's ice/water dispenser. It catches small drips and splashes to help keep the dispenser recess and door front cleaner and drier. What it does:

• Collects minor drips and splashes from the ice and water dispenser
• Helps protect the door finish and surrounding area from moisture
• Replace if the tray is cracked, warped, stained, or missing
• Common signs include water pooling in the dispenser recess or a loose, ill-fitting tray

• 1 dispenser drip tray

• Pull the old tray straight out of the dispenser recess; no tools are typically required
• Clean any mineral deposits or debris in the recess before installing the new tray
• Align and seat the new tray flat and flush in the opening
• Disconnect power and shut off water

This replacement part is a set screw, and it is intended for use in different types of appliances. This is a genuine replacement part made by Frigidaire. This screw set is compatible in many different areas of the appliance. Screws are typically used for keeping parts of the machinery secure and in place. It is possible that screws can become loose over time and need to be replaced. A new screw set might be needed if the user notices parts of the appliances are becoming loose or are falling off. This can be due to screws becoming stripped over time or if the appliance is bumped during transport. It is typically easy to replace screws. Simply remove the old screw and replace it with a new part. The only tools needed for this repair are a screwdriver and possibly pliers if the damaged screw is stuck in place.Note that this is a genuine OEM replacement part and is sourced from the manufacturer. This set screw is sold individually.

This clip mounts to the refrigerator liner and secures the crisper cover/slide rail so the drawer stays supported and glides properly. Replace a broken or missing clip to restore alignment and smooth operation of the crisper.

• Holds the crisper cover/slide rail firmly against the cabinet liner
• Supports the crisper drawer to prevent sagging or tilt
• Helps restore smooth opening and closing of the crisper drawer
• Common symptoms of failure: loose rail, drawer off-track, difficulty sliding, or a cracked/missing clip

• Unplug the refrigerator or disconnect power before servicing
• Remove the crisper drawer and cover/glass to access the clip
• Release the old clip (snap tabs or screw), align and secure the new clip; reuse the original fastener if your model uses one
• Reinstall the cover and drawer; the drawer slides freely

This pulley is part of the dishwasher door balance system. It guides the door cable and spring so the door opens smoothly and stays controlled. A worn pulley can make the door feel heavy, drop open, or squeak.

• Routes the door balance cable between the hinge and spring to manage door tension
• Reduces friction for smooth, even door movement
• Helps prevent the door from slamming open or feeling excessively heavy
• Common symptoms: door drops or slams, won't hold a partially open position, squeaks or grinds near the base

• Disconnect power and turn off water supply before servicing
• Carefully relieve door spring tension; springs and cables are under load
• Pull the dishwasher forward to access the side frame area where the pulley mounts
• Note the cable routing before removal; install the new pulley and balanced door operation

This thermistor is a temperature-sensing resistor that monitors internal temperature and reports it to the control. Replacing a faulty sensor restores accurate temperature feedback for proper operation and consistent, reliable cycle performance. What it does:

• Continuously measures temperature and changes resistance for the control to read
• Helps regulate heating/cooling and overall cycle timing
• Supports safety logic that prevents improper temperatures
• Failure may cause inaccurate temperatures, long/short cycles, or temperature-related error codes

• 1 thermistor

• Disconnect power before servicing; shut off water or gas if applicable
• Access the sensor, note wire routing/orientation, and transfer any existing clip or seal as needed
• Make secure electrical connections and route wires away from hot or moving parts
• Many appliances use multiple sensors—diagnose with an ohm/diagnostic test before replacement, then run a test cycle after install

This dispenser control board is the electronic module behind the refrigerator's ice/water dispenser panel. It reads button inputs and powers dispenser functions to help restore reliable dispensing and front-panel control when the original board fails. What it does

• Processes user selections for water, cubed/crushed ice, and dispenser light (model-dependent)
• Sends power to the water inlet valve and auger/dispenser motor as commanded
• Manages dispenser lock and status/display indicators (if equipped)
• Failure symptoms include unresponsive or intermittent controls, no water or ice dispensing, or an inoperative dispenser light

• Includes 1 dispenser control module (electronic board)

• Disconnect power before servicing; use ESD protection and handle the board by its edges
• Remove the dispenser escutcheon/cover to access the module; release locking tabs or screws as needed
• Transfer wire connectors one at a time to the new board, confirming orientation and full seating
• Reassemble, restore power, and test all dispenser functions