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This left-side slide bracket secures and guides a sliding assembly so drawers or components open smoothly and stay aligned. It replaces a worn or broken bracket to restore proper support and reduce binding or sagging. What it does:

• Provides structural support for the left side of a sliding drawer/assembly
• Keeps slides aligned so the drawer opens and closes smoothly
• Helps stop sagging, catching, or uneven movement of the sliding part
• Replaces cracked, bent, or damaged brackets that interfere with operation

• Disconnect power and/or unplug the appliance before starting any repair
• Remove any outer panels or drawer components as needed to access the bracket
• Keep original fasteners; install bracket in the same orientation and tighten screws securely but do not overtighten
• If movement still feels restricted after replacement, check mating slide components and alignment

This right-hand side adapter bracket secures the appliance cabinet or panel, restoring proper fit and stability. Replacing a damaged or missing bracket helps stop loose or misaligned panels and reduces rattling. What it does:

• Secures the right-side cabinet or panel to the chassis to maintain alignment and support.
• Helps eliminate panel movement, vibration and rattling that result from a cracked or missing bracket.
• Restores correct panel gaps so doors or drawers operate and close properly.

• Disconnect power (unplug or shut off breaker) before accessing the appliance.
• Remove the required access panels to reach the bracket; keep and reuse existing fasteners unless new hardware is specified by the model diagram.
• Transfer the bracket into position and fasten securely; check for proper panel alignment after installation.

A molded defrost drain funnel that routes condensation and melted frost into the refrigerator's drain to help prevent pooling and interior leaks. Replaces cracked or clogged funnels to restore proper water flow in the drain path. What it does

• Guides defrost and condensation water from the evaporator area into the fridge drain system.
• Helps prevent water pooling inside the fresh-food or freezer compartments.
• Worn, cracked or clogged funnels can cause dripping, pooling or frost build-up near the evaporator.
• Restores a secure, directed path for meltwater to reach the drain tube and pan.

• Disconnect power to the appliance before accessing internal components to reduce shock risk.
• Remove food and any removable shelving to access the evaporator/drain area; handle plastic trim carefully to avoid breakage.
• Inspect surrounding drain area for ice, debris or clogs and clear before reinstalling the funnel.
• If clips or screws secure the funnel, retain hardware and reinstall securely; test a small amount of water to ensure proper drainage.

This pantry brace secures the pantry assembly on 36-inch refrigerator pantry units, restoring proper alignment and stability for smooth door operation. It replaces a bent or broken brace to help maintain correct pantry support and fit. What it does:

• Provides structural support for the pantry/pull-out assembly to prevent sagging or misalignment
• Helps restore smooth opening and closing when the pantry feels loose or uneven
• Replaces damaged or cracked braces that can cause rattling or binding
• Works as a direct-fit replacement for the 36-inch pantry brace used in compatible Whirlpool pantry assemblies

• One pantry brace

• Remove power to the appliance and empty the pantry/pull-out before replacing the brace
• Use appropriate hand tools and avoid overtightening fasteners to prevent damage
• Inspect surrounding hardware and tracks for wear while replacing the brace

This cover corner replaces a missing or damaged corner trim piece to restore the refrigerator's interior/exterior finish and help keep shelves and bins seated properly. It provides a clean, finished look and protects edges from wear. What it does:

• Replaces the corner trim/filler that covers panel edges or joins interior liners
• Helps keep adjoining panels, shelves or bins aligned and reduces gaps
• Restores appearance after chipping, cracks or impact damage

• Designed for drop-in or snap-on installation; verify fit against the appliance before final assembly
• Use basic hand tools; avoid excessive force which can crack plastic parts
• Disconnect power if removing interior panels or working near electrical components

This base damper cove is the plastic cover that protects and supports the refrigerator damper assembly, keeping airflow components secure and helping maintain proper internal airflow. Replacing a damaged cove prevents loose parts and air leaks. What it does:

• Protects the damper assembly and related components from debris and damage
• Helps maintain proper airflow routing between compartments
• Reduces rattling or vibration from a loose or broken damper cover
• Can prevent cold-air leaks that contribute to uneven cooling

• One base damper cove

• Disconnect power to the appliance before beginning any service
• Remove the kickplate or access panel to reach the damper area as required
• Handle plastic pieces gently to avoid cracking; use proper fasteners if provided

This wire harness provides the electrical connection between the ice maker module and the refrigerator's control/power system, restoring reliable power and signal delivery for normal ice-making operation. What it does:

• Connects the ice maker module to the main power and control circuits so the ice maker can cycle and produce ice.
• Replaces damaged, frayed, or loose wiring that can cause intermittent operation or a non-working ice maker.
• Helps resolve symptoms such as the ice maker not powering up, not cycling, or producing little to no ice.
• Restores proper connector alignment and secure signal paths to prevent electrical faults.

• Disconnect power to the refrigerator before attempting any repair to avoid shock or injury.
• Inspect connectors and routing; replace only if the harness and connectors are the confirmed faulty components.
• Use basic hand tools and avoid cutting or splicing unless instructed by the service manual; improper splices can cause failures.

This left-side adapter secures the appliance's panel components and helps maintain proper alignment for reliable operation. It's a direct replacement that restores fit and support where the original left-side adapter is damaged or missing. What it does:

• Replaces a worn or broken left-side adapter/bracket to restore panel alignment and support
• Helps prevent rattling, misalignment, or loose panels that can occur with a damaged adapter
• Fits the left side mounting points to secure adjacent panels and components
• Works as a structural support piece in the appliance's chassis assembly

• 1 left-side adapter

• Disconnect power and water before starting any repair
• Handle panels carefully to avoid bending; support panels while removing fasteners
• Use the original fasteners unless replacements are specified by the manufacturer

Color: Biscuit. Size: 13 oz. can. Enamel spray paint.

This ice pan is the molded plastic tray that sits beneath the ice maker to collect melted ice and runoff, helping keep the freezer compartment dry and the ice maker area tidy. It replaces a cracked or warped tray to restore proper drainage. What it does

• Collects melted ice and minor overflow from the ice maker area to prevent water from pooling in the freezer
• Provides a stable platform and channeling for ice melt toward the drain
• Helps reduce nuisance leaks and moisture that can cause frost buildup around the ice maker
• Fits into the ice maker housing to maintain proper clearance and alignment

• One ice pan

• Disconnect power to the appliance before servicing to avoid electrical shock
• Remove the ice maker or access panel as needed to reach and remove the old pan; keep track of fasteners
• Inspect surrounding components and clear any debris before installing the new pan
• Reassemble panels and restore power, then check for proper seating and absence of leaks

This replacement freezer bin is the removable drawer that stores frozen food and keeps items organized in the freezer compartment. It restores secure storage and easy access when the original bin is cracked, broken, or missing. What it does:

• Holds and organizes frozen food inside the freezer drawer area.
• Slides in and out on the freezer tracks for convenient loading and access.
• Prevents items from falling into lower compartments when installed correctly.
• Commonly replaced when the bin is cracked, warped, or no longer latches securely.

• Empty the freezer section and remove any ice buildup before installing.
• Align the bin with the tracks and slide it in until it seats; do not force.
• Handle carefully to avoid chipping or cracking the plastic edges.

This replacement ejector is the plastic arm that pushes harvested ice cubes out of the ice mold and into the storage bin, helping restore proper ice ejection and reduce ice that sticks inside the tray. What it does:

• Pushes ice cubes out of the ice mold during the ice maker's harvest cycle.
• Works with the ice maker's motor/gear assembly to advance cubes into the bin.
• Replaces worn, cracked, or broken ejector arms that can leave ice stuck in the mold.
• Can help address symptoms such as cubes that don't eject, partial fills, or frequent ice jams.

• Disconnect power to the refrigerator before servicing to prevent electrical shock.
• Remove the ice bin and follow the OEM ice maker removal steps to access the ejector.
• Handle plastic components carefully to avoid cracking; inspect gears, mounts, and the ice tray for related wear.

This ice pan catches and stores ice produced by the refrigerator's icemaker, providing a stable bin for ice collection and dispensing. It replaces a cracked, warped, or missing ice container to restore proper ice containment. What it does:

• Holds ice released by the icemaker so cubes collect in a single, accessible bin
• Guides ice toward the dispenser or access area for consistent dispensing
• Prevents ice from falling into lower compartments or freezer floor
• Helps maintain organized ice storage and reduces clumping

• Disconnect power to the appliance before beginning work to avoid electrical or moving-part hazards
• Remove any ice and clear surrounding shelves or components for safe access
• Handle carefully to avoid scratching or cracking the plastic; align tabs and slides fully before locking in place
• Inspect the icemaker assembly and dispense mechanism separately

This right-hand slide bracket secures and supports a cabinet or drawer slide assembly so drawers and shelves open and close smoothly. It restores alignment and support for proper sliding action. What it does:

• Anchors the right-side slide or rail to the cabinet frame or drawer assembly
• Keeps the slide aligned to prevent binding, sagging, or uneven travel
• Helps restore smooth opening and closing when the drawer or shelf sticks
• Works with the existing slide/rail hardware; replaces damaged or broken brackets

• One right-hand slide bracket

• Turn off power to any nearby powered components and remove contents before starting
• Remove the drawer or shelf to access the bracket
• Typical installation requires basic hand tools (screwdriver or nut driver) and original fasteners; retain screws for reuse unless replacement is specified
• Inspect mating slide/rail and adjacent brackets for wear and replace any damaged components to ensure proper function

This hex-head sheet metal screw secures refrigerator panels, brackets, and other internal components. Replacing a missing, corroded, or stripped screw helps keep parts tight, reduces vibration noise, and maintains proper alignment of covers and assemblies.

• Fastens sheet-metal panels, ducts, brackets, and trim inside the cabinet
• Helps maintain a secure fit and reduce rattles or buzzing
• Restores alignment when an original fastener is missing or damaged
• Common signs include loose or vibrating panels, a stripped screw head, or a screw that won't tighten

• Unplug the refrigerator and shut off water supply if working near ice/water components
• Use the correct nut driver or socket for the hex head
• Start threads by hand to avoid cross-threading; tighten until snug—do not overtighten
• Replace screws one at a time to help keep parts aligned