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This short machine screw secures small appliance panels, trim pieces, and components to keep assemblies stable and aligned. It's a direct-fit fastener commonly used in laundry and kitchen appliances to replace lost or damaged screws. What it does:

• Fastens panels, bezels, brackets, or small components to the main appliance cabinet or subassembly
• Restores a secure fit when loose or missing screws cause rattling or misaligned parts
• Prevents further wear or damage from unsecured panels or trim
• Works where a short-length machine screw is specified by the manufacturer

• Use the correct screwdriver or bit to avoid stripping the head
• Tighten until snug; avoid over-torquing which can strip threads or crack plastic parts
• Disconnect power or follow appliance safety procedures before servicing electrical appliances
• If threads are damaged, replace the mating fastener or insert rather than relying on an oversized screw

This spring hose clamp secures flexible hoses to fittings to prevent leaks and keep connections tight. It's a simple, durable retaining clip used on water and vent lines to maintain a reliable seal during operation. What it does:

• Holds a hose or duct onto a spud or barb to prevent leaks and disconnection
• Keeps hoses secure against vibration and pressure changes
• Helps stop water leaks or airflow loss caused by loose connections
• Works on flexible rubber or corrugated hoses in laundry and appliance water/vent systems

• Disconnect power and water supply before servicing the appliance.
• Relieve any pressure and drain hoses before removing the old clamp.
• Use appropriate pliers or clamp tool to expand or compress the clamp for removal and installation.
• Test for leaks after reassembly.

The Electronic Control Board is an OEM part for Whirlpool refrigerators. It serves as the central hub for managing various functions and settings of the refrigerator, including temperature regulation, defrost cycles, and energy-efficient operations. This critical component ensures that all electronic and mechanical parts are synchronized for optimal performance.

Causes of a bad Electronic Control Board can include power surges, exposure to moisture, or general electronic failures. Such issues can impair the board's ability to send and receive signals correctly, affecting the refrigerator's functionality.

Symptoms of a failing Electronic Control Board include:

• The refrigerator not cooling properly
• Irregular or inconsistent temperatures
• The display panel malfunctioning or displaying incorrect information
• Unusual noises due to relays clicking on and off irregularly

This OEM part is also compatible with Maytag, KitchenAid, Jenn-Air, Amana, Magic Chef, Admiral, Norge, Roper, and Kenmore models.

The Electronic Control Board is an OEM part for Whirlpool refrigerators. This component acts as the brain of the refrigerator, managing and regulating various functions such as temperature control, defrost cycles, and the operation of fans and compressors. By processing inputs from sensors and user settings, the control board ensures that the refrigerator operates efficiently and maintains the desired temperature.

Causes of a bad control board can include power surges, electrical component failures, or damage from moisture or debris. A malfunctioning control board can lead to various operational issues and inconsistent performance.

Symptoms of a bad electronic control board include:

• The refrigerator not cooling properly
• The freezer or refrigerator compartments being too warm or too cold
• The refrigerator not running at all
• Erratic or unresponsive control panel
• Unusual noises or failure to start the defrost cycle

This OEM part is also compatible with Maytag, KitchenAid, Jenn-Air, Amana, Magic Chef, Admiral, Norge, Roper, and Kenmore models.

This ice mold and heater assembly forms the ice cubes and warms the mold just enough during harvest so cubes release cleanly into the bin. Replacing a worn mold/heater restores reliable ice production and prevents jams or incomplete ejection.

• Forms the ice cube cavities and provides gentle heat for smooth release
• Can help resolve slow or no ice production due to cubes sticking in the mold
• Address misshapen cubes, ice jams, or incomplete harvest cycles
• Common when the coating is worn, the heater is open, or cubes consistently hang up

• Disconnect power to the refrigerator before servicing the icemaker
• Remove the icemaker assembly to access and swap the mold/heater unit
• Transfer any required brackets or hardware from the old part if applicable
• After reassembly, restore power and allow several hours for normal ice making

This foam filter block fits into its designated cavity to help screen debris and cushion adjoining components. Replacing a worn or missing block helps maintain proper airflow paths and can reduce vibration-related noise.

• Serves as a foam filter/seal inside the unit's air path or compartment
• Helps keep dust and debris out of internal passages
• Provides cushioning to minimize vibration and rattling
• Replace if the foam is crumbling, torn, misshapen, or won't stay seated

• Disconnect power before servicing
• Access location per your model's parts diagram; remove any cover or grille as needed
• Note the orientation of the old block and press the new block fully into place without over-compressing
• Reinstall panels and restore power

This refrigerator dispenser solenoid converts electrical power into a pull on the dispenser linkage so the ice-dispensing mechanism opens and closes correctly. Replacing a weak or stuck solenoid restores consistent dispensing and reduces frost and warm-air leaks at the chute. What it does:

• Actuates the ice dispenser mechanism (e.g., chute door/gate) when the dispenser is engaged
• Helps the chute seal properly when not dispensing
• Resolve issues like no ice dispensing, door not opening/closing, loud buzz/click with no movement, or frost/condensation at the dispenser

• 1 solenoid

• Disconnect power before servicing
• Access the solenoid in the dispenser/freezer-door assembly; remove trim carefully to avoid breaking tabs
• Note wire positions and transfer any linkage or bracket from the original part if reused
• Restore power and test operation before final reassembly