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A center bearing slide that restores smooth, stable movement for your appliance drawer. Replaces a worn or broken center slide to reduce sticking and keep the drawer aligned for normal opening and closing. What it does:

• Provides a low-friction bearing surface so the drawer glides smoothly on its track
• Keeps the center of the drawer supported to prevent sagging or tipping
• Helps stop drawers from sticking, binding, or coming off their tracks
• Works with existing side slides and hardware to restore proper alignment

• Turn off and unplug the appliance before starting any repair
• Remove the drawer and inspect adjacent slides and clips for damage before installing
• Align the center slide with the drawer and track; secure using existing or OEM fasteners
• Replace damaged slides or clips to ensure proper operation

This slide bearing pan is the replacement plastic support that helps a refrigerator drawer glide smoothly and stay aligned. It restores proper drawer movement and prevents catching or uneven travel. What it does:

• Supports the drawer slide assembly so the drawer opens and closes evenly
• Reduces friction and rubbing that can cause sticking or squeaking
• Keeps the drawer aligned to prevent tipping or falling out
• Helps restore smooth operation when worn or damaged bearings cause rough movement

• Disconnect power to the appliance or unplug the refrigerator before starting work.
• Remove the drawer and old slide components to access the damaged bearing pan.
• Snap or slide the replacement pan into the slide track per OEM alignment; replace drawer and test movement.
• If other slide hardware is damaged or bent, replace those components for reliable operation.

This overload is a replacement compressor protector that helps prevent compressor overheating and failure by interrupting power when the compressor draws excessive current. Use it to restore reliable compressor starting and protect the refrigeration system. What it does:

• Senses excessive current/temperature at the compressor and interrupts power to prevent damage
• Helps stop the compressor from running continuously when stalled or overloaded
• Common symptom fix: refrigerator not cooling with compressor humming or not starting
• Works with the compressor start system to improve start reliability

• One overload

• Always unplug the appliance or disconnect power at the breaker before servicing
• Handle compressor terminals carefully; note wire locations or photograph before removal
• Replace with the exact part number and secure wiring/booting per OEM routing
• Check start relay, wiring, and service diagnostics if compressor still fails to start after replacement