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Fix an air conditioner that won't blow air or makes grinding noises with this motor. Common repair for units that run but don't cool properly.

This condenser coil assembly removes heat from the refrigerator's refrigerant so the appliance can maintain proper cooling. Replaces a damaged or corroded condenser to restore efficient heat dissipation and reduce compressor strain. What it does:

• Condenses and sheds heat from the refrigerant so the system can cycle cold air.
• Commonly replaces coils with corrosion, punctures, or heavy debris buildup.
• Can improve cooling performance and reduce long run times when the original condenser is failing.
• Helps prevent compressor overheating related to poor heat dissipation.

• Disconnect power to the appliance before starting any work.
• Access typically requires removing the rear or bottom access panel; keep fasteners organized.
• Use basic hand tools and avoid bending or damaging coil fins during installation.

This is the refrigerator base panel that supports the cabinet and conceals lower components for a finished look. It helps stabilize the appliance and protects internal parts from dust and debris. What it does

• Provides structural support under the refrigerator cabinet to keep the unit level and stable.
• Covers and protects lower components from dust, debris and accidental contact.
• Helps reduce visible gaps and gives a finished appearance at the appliance base.
• Worn, damaged or loose bases can lead to rocking, increased vibration, or debris accumulation under the fridge.

• One refrigerator base panel.

• Disconnect power and remove stored food before starting any work.
• Lifting or removing the base may require tilting the appliance and a second person to support the cabinet.
• Keep fasteners and clips found behind the base for reuse unless replacements are specified.