Fv16h2 Parts

This drain tube insulation cushions and thermally protects the refrigerator's defrost drain tube to help prevent condensation and ice buildup. It keeps the drain line insulated so water flows freely to the drip pan and reduces drip/ice-related issues. What it does:

• Wraps around the defrost drain tube to limit heat transfer and condensation.
• Helps prevent drain freeze-ups that can cause water pooling or slow drainage.
• Reduces the chance of water dripping inside the cabinet or onto the floor.
• Supports reliable defrost water routing to the drain pan.

• Always unplug the appliance or disconnect power before servicing.
• Access may require removing the back or inside panel; keep track of fasteners.
• Slide the insulation over the drain tube so it fully covers the exposed section; ensure it sits flat without kinks.
• If corrosion or heavy buildup is present, clean the drain tube before installing new insulation.

This plug button is a small push-in cap that covers unused holes and secures trim or panels for a finished appearance. It helps keep debris and moisture out while providing a simple, low-profile finish on appliance surfaces. What it does:

• Covers exposed screw holes and openings to improve appearance and prevent dirt entry
• Helps secure lightweight trim pieces and panels by snapping into place
• Reduces chance of small-object ingress around mounting points
• Common replacement when original plug is cracked, missing, or worn

• Disconnect power to the appliance before working near electrical components.
• Install by aligning and pressing the plug squarely into the hole until it snaps in; remove with a flat tool if necessary.
• Do not force into undersized holes; replace with correct size if fit is tight or loose.
• If the plug secures a component, verify the component is properly seated before finalizing installation.

This mounting bracket secures the refrigerator/freezer alarm assembly, keeping the alarm in the correct position so alerts are audible and components stay stable. A simple replacement that helps restore reliable alarm operation. What it does

• Holds the alarm module or buzzer assembly in place inside the appliance chassis
• Prevents vibration or movement that can mute or misalign the alarm
• Commonly replaced when alarm is loose, rattling, or not properly secured
• Works with the alarm/buzzer housing to ensure audible temperature or door alerts

• Mounting bracket for alarm assembly

• Disconnect power to the appliance before starting any repair to avoid shock or injury
• Basic hand tools (screwdriver, nut driver) are typically required; keep fasteners removed from the appliance
• Match the bracket orientation to the alarm housing and secure all mounting screws snugly—do not overtighten