Gb2 Parts

This replacement ladder is the OEM-style ladder used to support and stabilize the shelf/rail assembly inside the appliance, restoring proper alignment and preventing sagging or items from shifting during use. What it does:

• Provides sturdy support for the appliance shelf or rail assembly
• Keeps shelves aligned so items sit level and don't slide or tip
• Prevents noise and movement caused by a loose or broken support
• Helps maintain proper interior spacing for storage

• Disconnect power to the appliance before starting any repair
• Remove nearby shelves or trim to access the ladder; keep track of fasteners
• Inspect surrounding clips and rails; replace damaged hardware as needed

This outer cabinet housing provides a durable structural shell that supports internal components and protects them from debris and wear. It restores proper alignment and enclosure for safe, stable appliance operation. What it does:

• Replaces a cracked, dented, or misshapen outer housing that can allow debris or moisture into the appliance
• Restores proper mounting surfaces and clearances for panels, controls, and internal assemblies
• Helps reduce rattling or vibration caused by a compromised cabinet
• Prevents exposure of internal wiring and components to contaminants

• One outer cabinet housing

• Recommended for experienced DIYers; some disassembly of panels and components is required
• Disconnect power and any water lines before beginning work
• Keep track of screws and brackets; some fasteners may be reused

This running capacitor restores proper motor operation by providing the phase shift needed for fan and compressor motors. It helps motors run smoothly and reduces overheating or hard-start symptoms when the original capacitor fails. What it does:

• Provides the steady electrical phase shift required for motor operation in refrigeration and HVAC systems
• Helps restore normal motor starting and running performance
• Can reduce motor overheating, humming, or intermittent operation caused by a bad capacitor
• Used when the motor runs poorly, won't reach full speed, or cycles unusually

• 1 running capacitor

• Disconnect power at the breaker and verify the appliance is de-energized before servicing
• Discharge the capacitor with an insulated tool and wear insulated gloves and eye protection
• Replace with the same type and mounting orientation; secure all wire connections firmly

This upper freezer basket is a direct-fit replacement that restores storage and organization inside the freezer compartment. It holds frozen food items securely and helps keep the freezer neat for easier access. What it does

• Replaces a cracked, broken or missing upper freezer basket so items stay contained
• Slides into the freezer compartment on existing rails or supports for stable storage
• Prevents items from shifting or falling into lower compartments during use
• Helps improve organization so you can see and access frozen foods quickly

• Unplug the refrigerator or disconnect power before servicing to reduce shock risk
• Remove any food and clear the shelf area before sliding the new basket into place
• Align the basket with the freezer supports and slide in gently; do not force
• If the basket attaches with clips or rails, inspect mounts for damage and replace any broken hardware

This evaporator heater is the refrigerator defrost element that melts frost and ice from the evaporator coil so the cooling system runs efficiently and food stays properly chilled. Replaces a failed or broken defrost heater to restore normal defrost cycles. What it does:

• Heats the evaporator coil during the defrost cycle to remove ice buildup
• Helps restore proper airflow and consistent temperatures in the fresh food/freezer compartments
• Common symptom: visible ice or frost buildup on the evaporator or inside the freezer
• Common symptom: refrigerator runs constantly or temperatures are warmer than normal
• Works with the appliance's defrost control and thermostat to prevent overcooling of the coil

• Disconnect power to the appliance before servicing to avoid electrical shock
• Access typically requires removing interior panels and the evaporator cover
• Handle the heater element and evaporator coil carefully to avoid bending or puncturing the tubing
• After installation, run a manual defrost or a complete cooling cycle to verify operation