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A small retaining clip that secures the refrigerator drain tube to the cabinet or drain assembly to keep the tube in place and help direct defrost water to the drain pan. Simple replacement for loose or broken clips. What it does:

• Holds the drain tube or drain hose in the correct position to prevent kinks or dislodging
• Helps maintain proper water flow from the defrost/drain channel to the drain pan
• Commonly used when water pools inside the fridge, leaks onto the floor, or drips from the cabinet
• Prevents tube movement that can lead to freeze-ups or overflow at the drain inlet

• One drain tube retaining clip

• Disconnect power to the appliance before beginning any service
• Access the clip by removing the rear or interior access panel as required by your model
• Snap the clip over the drain tube and into the cabinet or mounting boss until it seats securely
• Inspect the tube and surrounding area for blockages or damage while replacing the clip

This cam closure is the left-side closing cam that secures and aligns the freezer door, helping the door latch properly and maintain an even seal to keep the compartment cold. A direct-fit replacement that restores proper door action. What it does:

• Guides and locks the freezer door into the correct closed position
• Helps maintain an even door seal to reduce cold air loss and frost buildup
• Prevents door sagging or misalignment that can keep the door from latching
• Works with the door hinge/latch mechanism to ensure smooth opening and closing

• Disconnect power to the appliance before starting any repair
• Installation may require removing the freezer door or inner door panel; keep fasteners organized
• Handle plastic components carefully to avoid cracking; align cam to hinge before tightening

This cam closure secures the freezer door hinge, helping the door align and latch properly to maintain a tight seal and consistent temperatures. It replaces a worn or broken left-side cam closure to restore normal door movement. What it does:

• Guides and supports the freezer door hinge so the door closes and opens smoothly
• Helps maintain a proper door seal to prevent cold air loss and uneven cooling
• Replaces a broken, cracked, or excessively worn cam that causes door sag or misalignment
• Works with the hinge assembly to keep the door correctly positioned during use

• Disconnect power (unplug or switch off breaker) before starting repairs.
• Remove the freezer door or hinge trim as needed to access the cam; keep fasteners organized.
• Inspect hinge and surrounding components for wear; replace additional damaged parts as required.

This top door hinge cover protects and conceals the refrigerator's upper hinge assembly for a clean, finished look and safer door operation. It restores appearance and helps keep the hinge free of dirt and debris. What it does:

• Covers and protects the top door hinge from dust, spills, and accidental contact
• Keeps the hinge assembly concealed for a neater exterior finish
• Prevents foreign objects from catching in the hinge and affecting door movement
• Common symptom: cracked, broken, or missing hinge cover that exposes the hinge or looks unsightly

• High-level replacement: usually accessible at the top of the refrigerator door; may require removing a small number of screws or the hinge cap
• Support the door when loosening hinge fasteners to avoid injury or door sag
• Disconnect power only if directed by the refrigerator's service instructions; follow OEM safety guidance

This plastic thimble fits into the appliance cabinet where the door or dispenser mates with the opening, helping provide a smooth seal and protecting surrounding trim from wear. It restores proper fit and reduces rubbing or chafing. What it does:

• Replaces worn or cracked door thimble that can allow rubbing or misalignment at the door opening
• Guides and cushions the door edge or dispenser as it closes, helping reduce noise and abrasion
• Helps maintain a cleaner seal area by covering damaged or missing trim
• Useful when repair requires restoring proper door fit or preventing further trim damage

• One plastic door thimble as described

• Remove power to the appliance before beginning any repair; follow manufacturer's safety guidance
• Typically installs by snapping into the opening or securing with existing fasteners—inspect surrounding clips or screws for damage
• No special tools usually required, but a flat tool can help remove the old thimble; avoid excessive force to prevent cabinet damage
• If replacement does not correct fit or sealing issues, further inspection of hinges, strikes, or surrounding trim may be needed