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Stainless steel 8-32 x .500 mounting screw for refrigerators and appliances. Replace missing, stripped, or damaged hardware during repairs or reassembly.
Fix a refrigerator not cooling or freezing issues with this evaporator coil. Moderate difficulty repair that restores proper temperature control.
Short machine screw that secures refrigerator panels, trim pieces, and brackets. Replace when lost, stripped, or damaged to keep assemblies stable.
Drawer slide rail for bottom-mount refrigerators. Allows smooth drawer opening and closing. Replace if cracked, broken, or drawer won't glide properly.
This door bushing fits on the refrigerator hinge/closer to provide a smooth pivot point and proper door alignment. Replacing a worn bushing reduces squeaks and binding and helps the door close and seal as designed.
Usually ships within 4 - 14 days
Ice maker not filling properly or water leaking in freezer? A cracked fill cup causes inconsistent fills and leaks. Simple DIY fix guides water correctly.
I SAW THE VIDEO AND WAS SO EASY THAT MY CHILDREN COULD DO IT Read more
Fix a warm freezer or incorrect fan speed with this evaporator fan motor assembly. DIY-friendly repair requiring basic tools and shelf removal.
16 yr old 42" Kitchenaid Superba KSSP42QKS00 built-in side by side. Freezer not cooling properly (+9 to 18 degrees and refrigerator +32 to +44 degrees). Ran the diag and the evap fan showed code 02 (fan on, but at incorrect speed) all other modules showed code 01 for working properly. So bought the evap fan replacement kit from AppliancePro who as usual had the best price and support. Swapping out the fan was easy: take all the freezer shelves out, take two of the drawer guides out, two... Read more
Replacement power cord for refrigerators. Restores electrical connection when the original cord is frayed, damaged, cracked, or has broken prongs.
The replacement cord I ordered had all the right connectors and only took ten minutes to replace the cord. The repair was an easy fix. Read more
Fix a refrigerator that won't cool or has a buzzing compressor. This overload relay provides start assist and protection. DIY repair in under an hour.
Unplug the fridge and slide it out from the wall. Remove the lower back cover. CLEAN EVERYTHING. We used compressed air, a vacuum, and a damp rag. The compressor was really hot because the unit was still limping along, so I set up a vortex fan to cool everything down. I removed the support wire, gently wiggled the capacitor off, then removed the relay. EASY! The overload relay was the problem. It rattled. I took it apart and found the insulator inside was shattered. It's hard to believe it was... Read more
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