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This interior light shield protects and diffuses the refrigerator light, helping produce even illumination while covering the bulb. It restores a finished look and prevents direct contact with the lamp for safer operation. What it does:

• Covers the interior light to diffuse and soften illumination for better visibility
• Protects the bulb from accidental impact and food contact
• Helps prevent direct glare from the lamp
• Replaces cracked, yellowed, missing, or loose light covers that reduce light output

• Disconnect power before servicing the appliance to avoid shock
• Handle the plastic shield carefully to avoid cracking during removal/installation
• Usually snaps or screws into place; align tabs with housing and press gently

This molded water reservoir stores and directs water for the refrigerator's dispenser and ice system, restoring normal water flow and reducing leaks when the original tank is cracked or damaged. Fits specific Frigidaire refrigerator configurations. What it does:

• Holds and routes water from the household supply to the dispenser and ice maker
• Replaces a cracked, warped, or leaking reservoir that causes pooling or loss of water flow
• Restores proper water pressure to downstream valves and components when the tank is compromised
• Helps prevent contaminants from entering the dispenser system when installed intact

• One water tank (reservoir) as shown

• Disconnect power and shut off the water supply before starting work
• Drain any remaining water from lines and the old tank to avoid spills
• Handle the tank carefully to avoid damaging fittings; replace any worn gaskets or clips as needed

A replacement clamp that secures flexible hoses or tubing to fittings to help prevent leaks and keep connections tight. Fits where a small spring-style or band clamp is used on water or drain hoses. What it does

• Holds hoses or small tubing firmly to appliance fittings to maintain a sealed connection
• Helps stop leaks and reduce movement that can wear or disconnect hoses
• Commonly used on drain and water line connections where a compact clamp is needed
• Works with flexible rubber or plastic hose materials; choose correct size for a secure fit

• One clamp

• Disconnect power and shut off the water supply before beginning work
• Drain residual water from hoses to avoid spills
• Use appropriate pliers or a screwdriver depending on clamp type; avoid over-tightening
• Inspect hose ends and fittings for damage and replace any worn components for a reliable seal

This tube clamp secures small tubing and lines inside the appliance to prevent movement and reduce wear. It keeps hoses and tubes routed properly so they don't rub against sharp edges or vibrate during operation. What it does:

• Holds water, drain or refrigerant tubing in place to prevent sagging and chafing
• Reduces vibration and rattling from loose lines
• Helps prevent tubing wear that can lead to leaks or pinch damage
• Keeps hoses routed neatly for reliable appliance operation

• Disconnect power and shut off water supply before beginning any repair
• Remove any access panels needed to reach the clamp location; use caution around sharp sheet metal
• Replace only the damaged clamp with the same style and secure tubing firmly but without over-tightening
• If tubing shows damage where it was rubbing, replace or repair the tubing before reinstalling the clamp

This mechanical refrigerator thermostat regulates interior temperature, letting the compressor cycle on and off to maintain your set cooling level. It's a direct replacement for worn or unresponsive temperature controls to restore consistent cooling. What it does:

• Senses cabinet temperature and signals the compressor to run or stop to maintain setpoint
• Replaces a thermostat that won't hold temperature, causes continuous running, or prevents cooling
• Works with manual temperature-control knobs (mechanical sensing and switching)
• Typical failure symptoms: refrigerator too warm, too cold, or compressor that runs constantly or not at all

• Disconnect power before attempting any service to avoid shock or damage
• Access may require removing control panels or shelves; keep track of mounting screws and orientation
• Confirm wiring and terminal placement match the old thermostat before final connection