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A drawer guide assembly that supports and guides an appliance drawer for smooth opening and closing. Replaces a worn or broken guide to restore proper drawer movement and alignment. What it does:

• Supports the drawer track so the drawer slides in and out smoothly
• Keeps the drawer aligned to prevent binding or uneven movement
• Reduces rattling or scraping noises caused by a damaged guide
• Helps prevent drawer drops by holding the drawer on its track

• Disconnect power and remove any stored items before starting repairs
• Inspect mounting clips and screws; reuse only parts explicitly included
• Align the guide on the track, secure fasteners, then test drawer movement

This guide assembly keeps a freezer/refrigerator drawer or bin aligned so it opens and closes smoothly and reduces wear on the cabinet. Replace a worn or damaged guide to restore proper drawer tracking and quiet operation. What it does

• Guides a freezer or refrigerator drawer along its track for smooth, even movement
• Prevents drawer from binding, scraping, or tipping when opened or closed
• Helps maintain proper drawer alignment to avoid gaps or slamming
• Reduces noise and wear caused by damaged or missing guides

• One guide assembly as shown

• Remove power to the appliance before attempting service when applicable and work with clean, dry hands
• Many installs require accessing the drawer/bin and removing fasteners or clips; keep track of small hardware
• Inspect mating slides and cabinet pockets for debris or damage; replace any failing components found

This front control PCB is the main user-interface board for the appliance's control panel, replacing a worn or failed board to restore button, touchpad, and display responsiveness. It helps re-enable normal control operation and error reporting. What it does:

• Receives input from buttons/touchpad and sends control signals to the appliance's main electronics
• Drives the control panel display and status indicators
• Can stop or cause erratic operation when damaged, faded, or shorted
• Common symptom link: unresponsive buttons, blank or incorrect display, or intermittent control function

• One front control PCB assembly

• Disconnect power (unplug or switch off circuit breaker) before starting any work
• Handle board by edges and avoid touching components; use ESD precautions if available
• Verify connector alignment and secure all ribbon/plug connections during reassembly
• Check wiring, connectors, and related boards for faults

This cover guide is a molded trim piece that helps position and protect the adjacent moving parts for reliable operation and a finished appearance. Replacing a damaged guide restores proper alignment and prevents further wear. What it does:

• Covers and protects the edge of the assembly from debris and impact
• Holds or guides a sliding component to maintain smooth movement
• Prevents rubbing or misalignment that can cause noise or binding
• Common symptom: cracked, broken, loose, or missing cover guide

• One cover guide

• Disconnect power before servicing any appliance components
• Remove only the panels or fasteners indicated by your model's service manual
• Align the guide carefully and secure with the original fasteners; do not force into place