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This ice cream shelf is the replacement shelf used in the freezer compartment to restore a stable surface for storing ice cream and similar containers. It helps keep frozen foods organized and prevents items from falling or tipping. What it does:

• Replaces a cracked, warped or missing ice cream shelf to restore usable storage space.
• Provides a flat, stable surface for tubs, cartons and other frozen items.
• Prevents containers from sliding or tipping between freezer compartments.
• Restores original shelf alignment so adjacent shelves and drawers fit properly.

• Remove all contents from the shelf area before installing to avoid spills or injury.
• Slide the shelf into the existing support grooves or brackets until fully seated; no special tools typically required.
• Inspect support rails or clips for damage and replace if worn to ensure a secure fit.
• If the shelf is glass, handle with care and wear gloves to prevent cuts.

This control rod spring fits the refrigerator's ice maker shutoff arm. It restores proper tension so the ice maker cycles on/off correctly and stops making ice when the bucket is full.

• Maintains tension on the ice maker control/shutoff arm for reliable on/off operation
• Helps the arm return to position so the ice maker senses a full bin and pauses production
• A weakened or missing spring may cause an overfilling ice bucket, a loose arm, or inconsistent ice production
• Replaces damaged or stretched springs that prevent the control rod from moving smoothly

• Unplug the refrigerator and shut off water to the ice maker
• Empty the ice bin and access the shutoff arm pivot
• Note the spring's orientation; install with needle-nose pliers without bending the control rod
• Restore power/water and verify smooth arm movement and proper shutoff

A replacement PUR-BETA control module that restores control for the refrigerator's PUR water/dispense/filter functions so the dispenser, filter status and related signals operate properly. What it does:

• Manages electronic signals for the PUR filtration and dispenser circuitry
• Communicates filter status and reset information to the fridge control system
• Controls/coordinates water and dispenser-related functions tied to the PUR system
• Common symptoms of a failing module include unresponsive water/ice dispenser, persistent filter-status light, or intermittent dispenser operation

• Always disconnect power (and water supply when applicable) before servicing to avoid shock or water damage
• Handle the module carefully and avoid static discharge; use a grounded wrist strap if available
• Some panel removal and connector unplugging is required; keep track of screws and connectors

This factory fastener secures appliance panels and components. Replace a missing, stripped, or corroded screw to restore a tight, rattle-free fit and keep brackets and covers properly aligned.

• Fastens panels, brackets, and internal parts as specified by the manufacturer
• Helps maintain alignment and reduces vibration/rattling
• Replace if the head is stripped, threads are damaged, or corrosion is present
• Symptoms include loose/missing hardware, gaps, or rattling during operation

• Disconnect power; shut off gas/water if applicable before servicing
• Use the correct driver/bit size to avoid stripping the head
• Start threads by hand to prevent cross-threading; do not overtighten
• Match screw length/thread to the location; replace in sets when required

This is the rotating dryer cylinder assembly. Replacing a dented, rusted, or out-of-round cylinder restores smooth tumbling and helps prevent snags, noise, and uneven drying performance.

• Holds and tumbles laundry while working with the belt/drive system
• Internal white baffles lift and separate clothes for better airflow
• Smooth interior helps protect fabrics from catching or tearing
• Typical signs it's needed: loose or broken baffles, interior rust, dents, scraping/thumping once per revolution, or recurring fabric snags

• Disconnect power; for gas dryers, also shut off the gas supply
• Wear cut-resistant gloves—metal edges can be sharp
• Access typically requires removing the top/front panels and releasing belt tension; note belt routing
• Set drum, route belt correctly, spin by hand to confirm clearance, then reassemble and test

This idler pulley shaft serves as the axle the idler pulley rides on, helping maintain proper belt alignment and tension. Replacing a worn shaft can reduce squealing, wobble, and belt wear so the drive system runs smoothly. What it does:

• Acts as the pivot/axle for the idler pulley within the belt-tensioner assembly
• Helps keep the drive belt aligned and properly tensioned
• Wear or scoring can cause pulley wobble, squeaking/squealing, or belt fraying
• Can contribute to belt slippage and intermittent loss of drive

• One idler pulley shaft

• Disconnect power; shut off gas or water supply if applicable
• Relieve belt tension and access the idler assembly
• Note and transfer any spacers, washers, or retainers from the old shaft to the new one
• After reassembly, the pulley spins freely on the shaft and the belt tracks correctly

Replacement refrigerator interior light socket that secures the interior lamp and connects it to the cabinet wiring, restoring reliable interior illumination. Use this when the light fails to come on, flickers, or the bulb sits loosely. What it does:

• Holds the interior lamp and provides the electrical connection for lighting
• Restores consistent contact to prevent flicker or intermittent operation
• Common repair for a light that won't turn on or a bulb that won't stay seated
• Fits into the interior housing to maintain proper lamp alignment

• Disconnect power to the appliance before inspecting or replacing the socket
• Remove the bulb before swapping the socket to avoid breakage or shock
• Inspect wiring and connectors for damage; replace if wiring is frayed
• Avoid getting the socket wet and use only the correct bulb type and wattage specified by the appliance

This replacement screw fastens appliance components such as panels, brackets, and covers. Installing a new fastener restores a snug, rattle-free fit when the original screw is missing, stripped, or corroded.

• Secures covers, brackets, or trim to the cabinet or liner
• Replaces missing, stripped, or rusted hardware
• Helps reduce vibration and rattling from loose parts
• Supports proper alignment and stability of assemblies

• Disconnect power before servicing the appliance
• Use the correct driver/bit and start threads by hand to avoid cross-threading
• Do not overtighten, especially into plastic or thin sheet metal
• Retain and reinstall any original washers or spacers, if present

Specs: .875`` long

Replacement ice bin rail that supports and guides the freezer ice bin for smooth sliding and secure positioning. Restores proper bin alignment so the ice bin removes easily and reduces binding, rattling, and accidental drops.

• Supports and guides the ice bin so it slides in and out without sticking
• Keeps the bin properly aligned to prevent tipping or falling when removing
• Reduces noise caused by a loose or worn support rail
• Commonly replaced when the bin binds, catches, or sits unevenly

• Disconnect power to the appliance before beginning any work
• Remove the ice bin and any loose ice before removing the old rail
• Install by seating the rail into the mounting locations and securing with the original fasteners; basic hand tools may be required

This glide is a low-friction slide used in select cooking appliances to support and guide a moving component, such as a lower drawer. Replacing a worn or broken glide restores smooth travel and proper alignment without sticking or scraping.

• Provides a smooth sliding surface for the mating part
• Helps keep the component aligned as it opens and closes
• Reduces friction and wear during movement
• Failure symptoms include sticking, scraping noises, uneven travel, or the component coming off track

• Disconnect power and allow the appliance to cool before servicing
• Remove the sliding component (e.g., drawer) to access the glide
• Remove the damaged glide and install the new one, transferring any screws or clips as needed
• Reinstall and test to ensure smooth, even movement

This Rulon 488 cylinder glide supports the front edge of the dryer drum at the bulkhead. Replacing a worn glide restores smooth, quiet rotation and helps eliminate scraping or squealing from the front of the drum.

• Provides a durable, low-friction surface between the drum rim and front bulkhead
• Supports the drum to minimize drag and wear for quieter operation
• Worn glide may cause scraping/squealing noises or a dragging drum
• Visible flat spots, grooves, or excessive wear on the glide indicate replacement

• Disconnect power and shut off gas supply before servicing
• Access the front bulkhead and support the drum to relieve load on the glide
• Remove the worn glide and clean the mounting area; install the new glide in the same position/orientation per factory fasteners
• Rotate the drum by hand to inspect felt seals and any additional glides and replace if worn

This LP gas conversion kit lets compatible gas ranges be converted from natural gas to LP (propane), supplying the correct orifices and settings so burners run safely and produce expected heat on LP fuel. What it does:

• Replaces factory burner orifices and related fittings to match LP fuel pressure and flow.
• Helps restore proper flame size and burner performance after switching from natural gas to propane.
• Addresses symptoms such as weak or yellow flames, uneven heating, or reduced burner output after fuel change.
• Intended for use only on ranges specified by the manufacturer for this conversion kit.

• Shut off the gas supply and disconnect power before beginning work.
• After installation, perform a leak test and verify correct flame characteristics on all burners.
• Keep original parts and the instructions for future reference and warranty requirements.

A replacement bracket glide that secures and guides an appliance drawer or shelf glide so drawers open and close smoothly. Installing a new bracket restores proper alignment and helps prevent sticking, sagging and noisy operation. What it does:

• Supports and guides the drawer/glide assembly for smooth, even movement.
• Keeps the drawer aligned so it does not bind, tip or come off the track.
• Reduces scraping, grinding or rattling noises caused by a damaged bracket.
• Common symptom: drawers that stick, sag, pull to one side, or feel loose.

• Disconnect power (or unplug) and empty the drawer before you start.
• Remove the drawer or access panel to reach the bracket; basic hand tools are usually required.
• Retain original fasteners unless the replacement explicitly includes new hardware.

This factory screw fastens refrigerator components and panels. It replaces missing or damaged hardware so parts stay aligned and secure, reducing looseness and rattles caused by vibration. What it does:

• Secures panels, brackets, and trim per your model's design
• Helps maintain alignment and reduce vibration-related loosening or noise
• Replaces missing, stripped, or corroded hardware
• Restores a snug fit when threads or heads are worn

• One screw

• Disconnect power; turn off the water supply if working near ice or dispenser systems
• Use the correct driver; start threading by hand to avoid cross-threading
• Tighten until snug—do not overtighten to prevent stripping or cracking adjacent plastic
• Refer to your model's diagram to confirm location and quantity used

Front plate restores the appliance's front-facing cabinet, protecting internal components and improving appearance. It replaces cracked, dented or worn front trim so the appliance looks finished and covers internal parts. What it does:

• Covers and protects internal components behind the appliance's front cabinet.
• Restores cosmetic appearance when the existing front is dented, cracked, or scratched.
• Helps maintain proper fit and alignment of adjacent trim and access points.
• Reduces exposure of internal components to dust and incidental contact.

• Always disconnect power (and water, if applicable) before beginning work.
• Removal typically requires removing fasteners, clips or adjacent trim panels—keep track of all screws.
• Handle carefully; edges may be sharp and panels can be awkward to position alone.