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This freezer transition gasket replaces the worn or torn seal that closes the gap between freezer sections to help maintain proper temperature and reduce frost buildup. Restores a tighter door seal for more efficient cooling. What it does:

• Replaces a damaged transition gasket to reduce air leaks and help prevent frost accumulation
• Helps maintain consistent freezer temperatures by sealing the joint between freezer sections
• Can improve energy efficiency when the original seal is cracked, split, or misshapen
• Common symptom: visible gaps, drafts, or frost forming along the freezer transition area

• Remove the old gasket and clean the mounting surface before installing the new gasket
• Installation typically requires basic hand tools; follow your model's service instructions
• Do not force the gasket into place; ensure correct orientation and a snug fit around the transition area

This freezer mullion lower gasket seals the bottom of the freezer door mullion to help keep cold air inside and reduce frost buildup. It restores a tight door seal for better temperature control and energy efficiency. What it does:

• Replaces a worn or torn lower mullion gasket that lets warm air enter the freezer
• Helps stop frost and ice buildup between the freezer doors and mullion
• Reduces air leakage that can cause the freezer to run more often
• Restores proper door sealing for consistent freezer temperatures

• One lower mullion gasket

• Disconnect power or unplug the appliance before beginning work
• Remove old gasket and clean mounting surface of debris and adhesive residue
• Press new gasket into place, ensuring it seats evenly along the mullion
• After installation, check door closure and trim or reseat gasket where needed for a uniform seal

This upper freezer mullion gasket seals the gap between freezer doors and the cabinet to help maintain cold temperatures and reduce frost. It replaces a worn or damaged upper door mullion seal to improve door contact and energy efficiency. What it does:

• Forms a weather-resistant seal along the upper door mullion to limit cold air loss
• Helps reduce frost build-up and cycling caused by a poor door seal
• Improves freezer temperature stability and can reduce run time from air leakage
• Common symptom: visible gaps, torn or flattened gasket, or frost forming between doors

• One upper freezer mullion gasket

• High-level swap: remove the old mullion gasket, clean mounting surface, and press the new gasket into place
• Use gentle heat (manufacturer guidance) only if needed to make the gasket pliable; avoid open flames
• Unplug or disconnect power to the appliance before working on door parts for safety
• If adhesive or clips are present, replace only with manufacturer-recommended materials

This fresh food air return duct cover directs cold air back into the refrigerator compartment and helps maintain proper airflow and temperature distribution. It replaces damaged or missing covers to restore consistent cooling and reduce cold-spot issues. What it does

• Channels return airflow from the fresh food section to the evaporator/fan area for balanced cooling.
• Prevents items from blocking the air intake and helps maintain even temperature distribution.
• Reduces abnormal fan noise caused by loose or broken ducting.
• Commonly replaced when cracked, broken, missing, or warped causing poor cooling or uneven temperatures.

• One fresh food air return duct cover

• Disconnect power before servicing the refrigerator to avoid electrical hazards.
• Usually installs with snap tabs or a few screws; shelf removal may be required for access.
• Handle plastic parts carefully to avoid cracking during installation.

Replaces lost or stripped 8-36 threaded mounting screws in dishwashers, ice makers, and refrigerators. Secures panels, brackets, and components.

Fix inconsistent cooling or incorrect temperature readings in your refrigerator's fresh food section with this lower thermistor. Moderate DIY repair.

This thermistor is the freezer compartment temperature sensor that monitors cold-air temperature and helps the control board maintain proper cooling. Replace a faulty sensor to restore correct temperature readings and more consistent freezer performance. What it does:

• Detects freezer air temperature and sends a signal to the control board
• Helps regulate compressor and fan cycles for steady cooling
• Commonly linked to symptoms like freezer running too warm, inconsistent temperatures, or incorrect temperature readouts
• Can cause frequent on/off cycling or frost buildup when it fails

• One freezer thermistor sensor (1 pack)

• Disconnect power to the appliance before starting any repair
• Handle the sensor and wiring harness gently to avoid damage to the probe or connector
• The sensor typically mounts inside the freezer near the evaporator; follow OEM service instructions for exact location and routing
• Test the sensor with a multimeter per OEM resistance-to-temperature specifications