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This housing heater secures and protects the heater element used in the refrigerator defrost system, helping prevent frost buildup and maintain proper cooling performance. It provides a durable mounting for the heater where needed. What it does

• Holds and shields the defrost heater element so it heats evenly across the evaporator
• Helps prevent ice buildup that can block airflow or reduce cooling efficiency
• Common symptom: visible frost or ice accumulation on the evaporator or reduced cooling performance
• Common symptom: dripping or pooling water from uneven defrosting

• One housing heater assembly

• Disconnect power to the appliance before starting any repair
• Remove the evaporator cover and related panels to access the heater housing; follow the OEM service manual
• Handle the heater element and connections carefully to avoid damage

A simple replacement wire tie that secures and organizes wiring harnesses inside the appliance to prevent rubbing, pinching, or contact with moving parts. Helps keep wiring routed neatly for safer operation and easier service. What it does:

• Bundles and secures loose wires and harnesses to prevent abrasion and chafing
• Keeps wiring away from motors, heaters, and moving components
• Reduces strain on connectors and terminals that can cause intermittent electrical issues
• Helps maintain factory routing for reliable appliance function

• Disconnect power before servicing the appliance
• Route wiring following factory harness paths; avoid contact with sharp edges and heat sources
• Tighten snugly but do not over-torque; trim excess tail with cutters
• Replace any brittle, melted, or damaged ties rather than reusing them

This wire tie secures appliance wiring and small harnesses to prevent chafing and movement. It keeps wires organized and reduces the risk of contact with sharp edges or moving parts for safer, quieter operation. What it does:

• Bundles and anchors wiring to prevent rubbing or snagging
• Helps stop wire vibration and rattles that can cause noise
• Keeps harnesses away from hot or moving components
• Supports reliable electrical connections by reducing strain on terminals

• Use appropriate-length ties and avoid over-tightening to prevent wire damage
• Trim excess tie tail flush and tuck away from moving parts
• Disconnect power to the appliance before working on internal wiring
• Replace any damaged insulation or connectors found while securing wires