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This rear wheel roller replaces a worn or damaged drawer/glide wheel to restore smooth movement and reduce sticking or noise. Durable molded construction fits the rear guide position to help support and steady the sliding drawer or bin. What it does

• Supports and guides the appliance drawer or bin for smooth in-and-out motion
• Replaces cracked, chipped, or worn rear wheel that causes binding or catching
• Helps reduce squeaks and uneven movement from a damaged roller
• Restores proper alignment and load support at the rear glide point

• One rear wheel (roller)

• Disconnect power and remove the drawer/bin per your owner's manual before replacing the wheel
• Typically installs by snapping or sliding into the rear glide bracket; basic hand tools may be needed
• Inspect mating tracks or brackets for damage and clean debris before installing the new wheel

This push-button plug insulates and seals a control panel push-button, helping keep the button stable and protecting the switch from moisture and debris. Fits where a small plastic button bushing or insulator is needed on the control panel. What it does:

• Provides an insulating bushing for a control panel push-button or switch
• Helps hold the button aligned and reduces wobble or uneven operation
• Shields the switch contacts from moisture and dirt that can cause intermittent operation
• Commonly replaced when the button is loose, damaged, cracked, or missing

• Disconnect power to the appliance before removing the control panel or working near electrical components
• Remove the control panel or trim; use appropriate tools to avoid cracking surrounding plastic
• Install the plug gently; do not force or use excessive heat

This handle pan replaces the trim piece that fits behind a refrigerator door handle to restore appearance and provide a finished mounting surface. It keeps the handle area looking clean and protects the door surface. What it does:

• Covers and secures the area behind the door handle for a finished look
• Replaces cracked, broken, or missing trim that can catch or expose screw heads
• Prevents dirt buildup and reduces wear around the handle mounting area
• Helps stop rattling or loose-feeling handles when the pan is intact

• High-level installation typically requires removing the handle and existing trim; keep screws/fasteners for reassembly
• Use common hand tools (screwdriver set); avoid over-tightening fasteners to prevent cracking the new pan
• Disconnect power only if working near electrical components; otherwise follow manufacturer door-disassembly guidance