Js9980hbb Parts

This cover motor slide protects the appliance motor assembly and helps keep moving parts aligned for smooth operation. It replaces a damaged or missing slide to reduce noise and prevent debris contact with the motor. What it does:

• Shields the motor and related components from debris and contact
• Keeps the motor properly positioned to reduce rubbing and vibration
• Helps maintain correct airflow around the motor area
• Commonly replaced when you see noise, rubbing, or a damaged/missing cover

• One cover motor slide

• Disconnect power before beginning any repair
• Handle carefully; edges and clips can be sharp or fragile

This divider duct routes cold air inside the refrigerator, directing airflow between compartments to help maintain consistent temperatures. It replaces a cracked or damaged duct to restore proper air distribution and reduce uneven cooling. What it does:

• Channels cold air from the evaporator to the correct compartment for balanced cooling
• Prevents unwanted mixing of freezer and fresh-food airflow
• Helps reduce localized warm spots and inconsistent temperatures
• Can reduce visible frost buildup caused by misdirected airflow

• Disconnect power to the appliance before starting any repair.
• Access may require removing interior shelves, bins, or the evaporator cover—keep parts organized.
• Handle plastic duct carefully to avoid cracking; use appropriate fasteners or clips as shown in the service manual.

This standoff is a small mounting support used to secure internal panels or circuit boards and keep wiring clear of metal surfaces, helping prevent contact and vibration-related issues during operation. What it does:

• Provides a stable anchor point to mount control boards, panels, or wiring assemblies
• Keeps wires and components spaced away from chassis to reduce shorting risk
• Reduces vibration and rattling by holding parts firmly in place
• Helps maintain correct alignment of serviceable assemblies for reliable operation

• Disconnect power to the appliance before servicing to avoid shock or damage
• Use appropriate fastener (screw or clip) as originally installed; do not overtighten plastic standoffs
• Handle nearby circuit boards and wiring gently; avoid bending traces or connectors