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This controller clip secures a control board or wiring harness inside the appliance, preventing movement and reducing the chance of loose connections or interference. A simple replacement that restores proper board mounting and stability. What it does

• Holds the control board or harness in place to prevent vibration and movement
• Helps maintain reliable electrical connections by reducing strain on wiring
• Reduces rattling or contact noise caused by loose internal components
• Can prevent intermittent operation caused by a poorly secured board or wires

• One controller clip

• Disconnect power to the appliance before starting any repair.
• Access the control area per your model's service instructions; remove panels carefully to reach the clip.
• Handle the control board and connectors by their edges; avoid touching circuit traces or components.

This styrofoam evaporator insulator fits behind the freezer evaporator to help control airflow and reduce unwanted frost buildup. It helps maintain consistent temperatures and keeps the evaporator cavity better insulated. What it does

• Provides thermal insulation behind the evaporator to reduce heat transfer and limit frost accumulation.
• Directs airflow around the evaporator area for more even cooling performance.
• Helps reduce cycling and run-time caused by excessive frost or uneven cooling.
• Common symptom fixes: excessive frost or ice on the back wall, inconsistent freezer temperatures, or longer-than-normal compressor run times.

• One styrofoam evaporator insulator as pictured.

• Disconnect power to the appliance before servicing to avoid electrical shock.
• Remove/remove freezer panels and the evaporator cover as required to access the evaporator; retain screws and fasteners.
• Fit the insulator around/behind the evaporator per OEM orientation; avoid compressing or tearing the styrofoam.
• Take care not to damage the evaporator fins or tubing during installation; if adhesive or clips are used, replace or secure them as needed.

This styrofoam evaporator insulator cushions and seals the evaporator assembly to help maintain proper airflow and reduce condensation. It replaces damaged or missing insulation to help restore consistent cooling performance and reduce frost buildup. What it does:

• Provides thermal insulation around the evaporator to minimize heat gain and frost formation
• Helps direct airflow over the evaporator for more even cooling
• Reduces vibration noise by cushioning the evaporator housing
• Used when insulation is cracked, torn, missing, or deteriorated

• Disconnect power to the appliance before beginning any repair
• Access the evaporator by removing the freezer/refrigerator evaporator cover per your model's service instructions
• Fit the insulator around the evaporator, avoiding compression or gaps that could reduce effectiveness
• Handle gently—styrofoam can break or crumble; replace any degraded pieces

This replacement door stop cushions and limits refrigerator door travel to protect the hinge and door edge while helping the door close smoothly and quietly. Fits where the stop mounts at the hinge or cabinet edge to control door movement. What it does:

• Acts as a cushion between the door and cabinet/frame to reduce impact and noise
• Limits door travel to prevent over-rotation that can damage hinges or seals
• Helps restore a door that slips, slams, or doesn't close smoothly
• Simple, passive part that prevents wear at the hinge mounting point

• One replacement door stop

• High-level; basic hand tools may be required. Follow appliance-specific service instructions.
• Power off and unplug the appliance or disable power to the area if working near electrical components.
• Remove the door or access hinge per the appliance manual if needed to reach the stop; align and secure the new stop in the original location.
• Inspect hinge screws and surrounding fasteners; replace or tighten as needed to ensure proper door alignment.

Secures the door stop to your freezer cabinet. Replace this mounting screw if the original is stripped, missing, or no longer holding the stop firmly.