Kbr037 Parts

Outer door panel for refrigerator. Replaces scratched, dented, or damaged exterior door surface. Restores appearance of refrigerator door.

Short machine screw that secures refrigerator panels, trim pieces, and brackets. Replace when lost, stripped, or damaged to keep assemblies stable.

This door shelf tube replaces the front retaining bar for a refrigerator gallon door bin, keeping tall containers secure on the door shelf. Restores proper door-bin retention and prevents items from falling when the door opens. What it does:

• Acts as the front retainer/bar for a gallon-size door shelf to hold bottles and jugs in place
• Prevents stored items from shifting or falling when the refrigerator door is opened
• Replace a cracked, broken, or missing tube that no longer secures the door bin
• Works with the corresponding door shelf/bin assembly to maintain proper fit and function

• High-level replacement: usually snaps or screws into the door shelf/bin; inspect mating clips for damage
• Remove contents from the door bin and support the bin before removing the old tube
• Use basic hand tools; avoid forcing broken plastic parts to prevent additional damage
• Disconnect power only if working near electrical components or lighting; otherwise power disconnection is not typically required

This flat washer provides a secure bearing surface for a fastener, helping distribute load and protect mounting surfaces. It helps maintain tight connections so assemblies stay aligned and operate quietly. What it does:

• Distributes bolt or nut pressure to prevent surface damage
• Helps keep fasteners from loosening under normal vibration
• Reduces wear between mating parts for longer life
• Can improve fit and alignment at mounting points
• Reduces noise or rattling caused by loose hardware

• Disconnect power before servicing the appliance and follow all safety instructions
• Replace only with the same style and size washer for proper fit
• Inspect mating surfaces and fasteners; replace any damaged hardware
• Tighten fasteners to the manufacturer's recommended torque; avoid overtightening