Gts181brwrbb Parts

This condenser fan housing provides the mounting and airflow channel for the refrigerator condenser fan, helping maintain proper condenser cooling and airflow for efficient operation. Replaces a damaged or cracked housing to restore secure fan mounting and airflow direction. What it does:

• Secures the condenser fan motor and blade in the correct position behind the condenser coils
• Directs airflow across the condenser to help dissipate heat from the refrigeration system
• Reduces vibration and fan movement that can cause noise or wear
• Can prevent fan contact with other components if the original housing is cracked or broken

• One condenser fan housing

• Disconnect power to the appliance before starting any repair
• Some disassembly (rear access panel or toe grille) is typically required to reach the condenser area
• Handle sheet metal carefully; wear gloves to avoid cuts
• Reuse existing mounting hardware when possible; verify fan/motor alignment before fully tightening

This shelf cantilever wire assembly replaces a bent or broken refrigerator shelf support to restore stable shelf placement and weight-bearing capacity. It helps keep shelves level and prevents items from shifting or falling. What it does:

• Supports and secures a refrigerator shelf at the side wall mounting points
• Replaces worn, bent or broken cantilever supports that allow shelves to sag or drop
• Restores correct shelf height and alignment for safe storage
• Helps eliminate shelf movement and uneven loading that can cause spills

• Unplug the appliance or disconnect power before servicing to reduce shock risk
• Remove food and any items from nearby shelves before replacing the part
• Handle edges carefully; use basic hand tools to remove and install the support as needed

This foam housing cushions and insulates the refrigerator control assembly to reduce vibration and help protect wiring and components. It restores proper mounting support and helps maintain stable operation of the control area. What it does:

• Cushions the control module to minimize vibration-related noise and wear
• Provides thermal insulation around the control area to reduce heat transfer
• Helps hold wiring and components in position to prevent rubbing or chafing
• Can address symptoms such as rattling or loose-feeling control assemblies

• One foam housing for the control assembly

• Install only on power-off appliance; unplug or switch off circuit breaker before servicing
• Verify the foam aligns with control-module mounting points and wiring harness openings
• Replace only with matching part number to ensure fit; handle foam gently to avoid tearing

This silicon controlled rectifier (SCR) is an electrical switching device used on appliances to regulate power to heating elements and motors. It restores reliable power flow for consistent operation when the original SCR fails. What it does:

• Controls and switches current to heating elements or motors for temperature and power regulation
• Prevents uncontrolled power delivery that can cause erratic heating or cycling
• Common symptom: appliance won't heat or heats inconsistently
• Common symptom: appliance displays erratic temperature control or intermittent operation

• One silicon controlled rectifier (SCR) unit

• Disconnect all power at the breaker before accessing or replacing the SCR
• Handle the part carefully; avoid contact with conductive terminals and observe ESD precautions
• Use the original mounting hardware and torque to OEM specifications where applicable

This outer corner cap replaces a broken or missing plastic trim piece on the appliance door, restoring a finished look and protecting the edge from further damage. Designed as a direct-fit cosmetic/trim component. What it does:

• Covers and protects the appliance door corner from chips, dings, and everyday wear.
• Restores a flush, finished appearance where the original corner trim is cracked or missing.
• Helps prevent moisture and debris from collecting in the corner joint.
• Common symptom: visible cracked, loose, or missing corner trim on the door edge.

• High-level replacement — usually snaps into place or secures with a small screw; remove any old, damaged trim before installing.
• Disconnect power or follow manufacturer safety guidance if working near electrical components.
• Use a non-marring tool to avoid scratching adjacent surfaces when prying out the old cap.
• Warming the new cap slightly can ease installation; do not force parts.