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Access door provides a finished cover for the appliance's service opening, protecting internal components from dust and damage while keeping the unit looking tidy and allowing access for maintenance and repairs. What it does:

• Covers the service or access opening and protects wiring, valves, and other internal parts.
• Allows access to controls, connections, or components for inspection and repair without removing major panels.
• Helps prevent debris, pets, or fingers from contacting internal parts.
• Replace a missing, cracked, or damaged access door to restore appearance and reduce exposure of internal components.

• Always disconnect power (and gas for gas appliances) before removing panels or working on the appliance.
• Handle the door and surrounding edges carefully to avoid cuts; keep original fasteners and reuse if undamaged.
• Align tabs/clips and secure with manufacturer screws; do not overtighten.

This refrigerator seal restores a tight barrier between internal components. Replacing a worn or damaged seal helps prevent air leaks and moisture intrusion, supporting proper airflow, stable temperatures, and reduced frost or condensation around the joint.

• Creates an air-tight barrier between mating surfaces
• Helps maintain correct airflow and temperature balance between compartments
• Reduces frost, condensation, and warm/cold spots near the sealed area
• Common signs of failure: visible gaps, loose/crumbled seal, rattling panel, moisture or frost at the joint

• Disconnect power before servicing
• Remove the related cover or housing to access the old seal
• Clean contact surfaces; install the new seal in the same orientation without stretching or pinching
• Reassemble and verify an even seal and normal airflow before returning to service

This replacement screw secures designated components in your appliance to maintain a tight, rattle-free fit. Replacing missing or stripped hardware restores proper attachment and helps keep panels and trim properly aligned.

• Fastens specified parts to the cabinet or frame
• Helps maintain alignment of panels and trim pieces
• Replaces missing, stripped, or corroded screws
• Common symptoms: loose or vibrating parts, panel/trim won't stay secured, visible missing hardware

• Disconnect power to the appliance before servicing
• Hand-start threads to avoid cross-threading; use the correct driver
• Do not overtighten, especially when threading into plastic
• If replacing multiple screws, replace one at a time to maintain alignment

This freezer thermistor is the sensor that reports compartment temperature to the control system. Replacing a faulty sensor restores accurate temperature feedback and normal cycling so the freezer maintains consistent, food-safe temperatures.

• Monitors freezer temperature and sends a resistance signal to the control
• Helps regulate compressor and evaporator fan operation for stable cooling
• Failure can cause temperatures that are too warm or too cold
• May lead to long run times, short cycling, or erratic temperature displays/alarms

• Disconnect power before servicing
• Access the sensor in the freezer and note its original routing and position
• Install the new sensor in the same location; route wires along the factory path and ensure a secure connection
• Restore power and allow up to 24 hours for temperatures to stabilize

This fixed blade sits inside the refrigerator's ice bucket/crusher assembly. It provides a stationary cutting edge that works with the auger and rotating blades to break up cubes, helping your dispenser deliver consistent crushed ice.

• Stationary crusher blade that works with the auger and rotating blades to crush ice
• Helps prevent whole cubes from passing through on the "crushed" setting
• Worn, bent, or missing blades can cause poor crushing, jams, or uneven ice size
• May help address symptoms like dispenser jamming, irregular crushed ice, or increased grinding noises

• Unplug the refrigerator before servicing; remove and empty the ice bucket
• Note the order and orientation of blades, spacers, and fasteners; take reference photos
• Handle sharp metal edges; wear cut-resistant gloves
• Reassemble in the original sequence and tighten hardware snugly; ensure the auger turns freely before reinstalling

This small but critical actuator spring restores return tension in a refrigerator's actuator mechanism, helping the lever reset to neutral after use so controls feel responsive and operation stops cleanly. What it does:

• Provides the return force for an actuator or lever so it moves back to its neutral position
• Helps the mechanism engage/disengage a switch cleanly
• Common symptoms of a weak or broken spring: lever sticks, feels loose, or doesn't spring back
• Contribute to intermittent activation or failure to stop when released

• 1 actuator spring

• Disconnect power; if working near the dispenser/water system, shut off the water supply
• Access the actuator mechanism and note the spring's exact orientation (take a photo before removal)
• Use needle-nose pliers to transfer the spring; do not over-stretch or deform it
• Wear cut-resistant gloves and eye protection; test lever return action before reassembly

This spacer fits the refrigerator door hinge to set proper clearance and alignment so the door swings smoothly and seals correctly. Replace a worn or missing spacer to eliminate rubbing and uneven gaps at the door.

• Maintains the specified distance between hinge components for correct door height and alignment
• Helps the door open and close without rubbing or binding
• Supports consistent gasket contact for a reliable seal
• Common signs of wear: door sagging, scraping noises, uneven gaps, or the door not closing flush

• Unplug the refrigerator; remove items from the door and support the door before working on the hinge
• Note the order of any washers, cams, and spacers during disassembly for correct reassembly
• Reinstall hardware in the same sequence; do not overtighten fasteners to avoid deforming the spacer
• After reassembly, check door alignment and gasket seal; adjust as needed

This plug covers the small factory test opening on an appliance cabinet or liner. Replacing a missing or damaged plug helps close the opening to maintain a better seal and restore a clean, finished appearance.

• Seals the factory test opening in the cabinet/panel
• Helps limit air and moisture infiltration through the hole
• Reduces condensation or frost forming around the opening
• Restores a finished look when the original cap is missing or damaged

• Disconnect power before servicing the appliance
• Clean and dry the opening area for proper fit
• Align and press the plug in by hand until it sits flush—do not force or enlarge the hole
• Avoid sharp tools or sealants that could damage the liner or insulation

Color: White

Specs: 1.40`` long

This starter is the compressor's start device. It energizes the start winding so the compressor can begin running, helping restore reliable cooling performance. What it does and common signs it's bad:

• Supplies initial current to the compressor's start winding; disengages once the motor is running
• Symptoms can include a warm refrigerator/freezer, compressor not starting, clicking or humming every few minutes
• Can show heat damage or rattling when shaken after failure

• One compressor starter

• Disconnect power before servicing and pull the unit forward for rear access
• Remove the compressor cover; note wire positions and device orientation
• Firmly seat the new starter on the compressor terminals and reconnect the harness; reinstall the cover
• Restore power and observe compressor start-up; use cut-resistant gloves and follow the product's service information

This spiral pin secures components in place within the appliance assembly, providing a tight, durable fit that resists loosening under normal operation. Replacing a worn or missing pin helps restore proper alignment and dependable drive of the linked parts.

• Holds mating parts together with a press-fit connection
• Can help resolve issues like loose or slipping drive components, rattling, or intermittent operation in the affected mechanism
• Maintains correct alignment to reduce wear on adjoining parts

• Disconnect power and shut off water before servicing
• Support the assembly to relieve tension before removing the old pin
• Use the correct size punch/driver to press the pin out and in straight
• Do not force; inspect mating parts for wear and replace if damaged

Replacement water inlet tube that connects the refrigerator water inlet valve to the inline filter, restoring proper water routing for the dispenser and ice maker while helping prevent leaks and maintain steady water flow. What it does:

• Routes water from the inlet valve to the fridge's inline filter for filtration and delivery.
• Restores or improves water flow when the original tubing is cracked, pinched, or clogged.
• Helps stop leaks caused by damaged or brittle tubing between the valve and filter.
• Common symptoms indicating replacement: reduced or no water flow, visible leaks, or damaged/kinked tubing.

• Turn off the water supply and unplug the appliance before replacing tubing.
• Use appropriate fittings/clamps and avoid kinking or over-bending the tube; replace worn clamps if present.
• Tighten connections securely but do not overtighten plastic fittings; check for leaks after restoring water and power.

This condenser fan motor powers the refrigerator condenser fan to move air across the condenser coils, helping the appliance cool efficiently. Replaces a failed motor to restore proper condenser airflow and reduce overheating risk. What it does:

• Turns the condenser fan blade to circulate air over condenser coils
• Helps maintain correct operating temperature for the compressor and refrigerant
• Commonly used when the fan is noisy, not spinning, or the compressor overheats
• Works as the main motor for the condenser fan assembly in the cooling system

• Disconnect power to the appliance before starting any repair
• Handle the fan blade and motor mounting carefully to avoid bending blades or damaging wiring
• Test operation after installation;

This kickplate grille mounts across the bottom front of the refrigerator. It restores a finished look and helps protect the machine compartment while allowing proper airflow through the condenser area.

• Covers the lower front opening to hide and shield internal components
• Vents air to support proper condenser airflow
• Replaces a damaged, cracked, or missing kickplate
• Common symptoms: broken tabs, grille won't stay attached, visible damage, missing piece

• Disconnect power before servicing
• Open doors to clear the grille; remove the old piece by releasing clips or removing screws
• Align the new grille with the mounting points and snap or fasten into place
• Ensure the grille sits evenly and doesn't interfere with door swing or airflow