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This control knob fits onto the control shaft to let you adjust settings on your refrigerator. Replacing a cracked or missing knob restores smooth adjustments and keeps the control easy to use.

• Attaches to the control shaft to select temperature/settings
• Common fix for a knob that is cracked, stripped, loose, or missing
• Helps when the knob spins without engaging the shaft or falls off
• Restores proper feel for everyday adjustments

• Unplug the refrigerator before working near the control area
• Pull the old knob straight off—avoid prying on the panel
• Align the flat/D-shaped opening with the shaft and press firmly until seated
• If the knob won't seat, inspect the control shaft for damage before forcing

This machine screw secures refrigerator brackets, panels, and hardware. Its 12-24 thread and integrated hex-washer head provide a snug, vibration-resistant hold to keep components properly mounted and aligned.

• Fastens mounting brackets, covers, and other hardware to the refrigerator cabinet or frame
• Replaces a missing, stripped, or corroded screw to restore a secure attachment
• Helps reduce rattles, vibration, or shifting caused by loose fasteners
• Supports proper fit and alignment of serviced components

• Disconnect power before servicing; wear cut-resistant gloves
• Match thread and length to the original; do not force mismatched hardware
• Start by hand to avoid cross-threading; tighten snugly without overtightening, especially into plastic
• Retain and transfer any spacers or clips from the original hardware

This clip retainer secures trim, panels, or wire harnesses to keep components stable and reduce noise or wear. It's a small but important fastener that helps maintain proper fit and routing inside the appliance. What it does:

• Secures wiring or harnesses to prevent rubbing, pinching, or strain that can cause intermittent connections
• Holds panels and trim in place to reduce vibration and rattling during operation
• Keeps components aligned for reliable door/trim fit and proper clearance
• Helps prevent wear on insulation and nearby parts by keeping parts stationary

• Disconnect power before servicing to avoid shock or injury
• Remove trim or access panels as needed to reach the damaged clip
• Replace the broken clip with the new retainer; ensure the harness or panel is seated correctly in the clip
• Replace them to ensure secure reassembly

This evaporator coil circulates refrigerant inside the freezer compartment to absorb heat and keep internal temperatures cold. Replacing a damaged evaporator restores proper cold transfer for reliable cooling performance. What it does:

• Absorbs heat from the freezer compartment by circulating refrigerant through the coil
• Helps maintain proper freezer and refrigerator temperatures when functioning correctly
• Common symptom: excessive frost or ice buildup on the evaporator fins
• Common symptom: warm freezer or refrigerator temps and longer run cycles
• Common symptom: compressor runs constantly or cooling becomes inconsistent

• Disconnect power to the appliance before any service to avoid electrical shock
• Refrigerant system access or refrigerant evacuation may be required; have a certified HVAC/refrigeration technician perform refrigerant work
• May require removal of interior panels, shelving, and insulation for access; follow factory service instructions
• Handle the coil carefully to avoid bending fins or damaging tubing

A factory-style bottom hinge that supports and pivots the refrigerator door for smooth opening and consistent sealing. Restores proper door alignment and helps prevent sagging or uneven gaps. What it does:

• Provides a durable pivot point for the bottom of the refrigerator door
• Restores correct door alignment to improve sealing and cooling efficiency
• Stops door sagging, rubbing, or uneven gaps that can cause airflow issues
• Works with the door to enable smooth opening and closing

• Unplug the appliance or shut off power before starting any repair
• Support the door while removing and installing the hinge to prevent injury or damage
• Use existing fasteners or follow OEM torque recommendations; verify hardware fit during installation