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The refrigerator auger motor assembly is the motorized unit inside the freezer's ice dispenser that turns a spiral auger to push stored ice toward the dispenser chute when you request ice. It controls the flow and delivery of ice cubes or crushed ice to your glass. Replace this assembly when the dispenser motor hums but no ice comes out, the auger doesn't turn, or ice delivery has stopped completely.
Replaced icemaker unit Read more
This joint assembly is the connector that joins two refrigerator water tubes to form a tight, leak-resistant seal. Replace it to stop leaks at a line coupling and restore reliable dispenser and icemaker water flow.
Front cover panel for your refrigerator door. Snaps into place to restore appearance and protect controls. Replace if cracked, broken, or missing clips.
I opened the front cover (breaking the spear that holds it in place on the right hand side), easily removed the defective reservoir and replaced it with the new one. I also replaced the front cover with a new cover to make up for the broken spear. Took less than 10 minutes. Read more
Fix loud jackhammer sounds or weak water flow from your refrigerator dispenser. This filter head assembly houses the water filter inside the fridge.
Seals the refrigerator door to keep cold air in and moisture out. Replace when worn or deformed to restore proper cooling and reduce frost buildup.
Support roller that mounts to the refrigerator base, allowing the unit to roll for cleaning or service. Replace if worn, broken, or causing uneven positioning.
If your refrigerator display is dead, shows error codes, or behaves unpredictably, this sub PCB assembly processes inputs and controls specific functions.
Secures internal components in place to prevent rattling and misalignment. Replace if cracked, broken, or missing. Confirm fit with your model number.
Fix water leaks from your refrigerator with this water line tube assembly. Stops leaks caused by brittle or kinked tubing and restores normal flow.
Ordered part and watched the video. Pretty easy fix! Read more
Handle assembly for bottom-mount refrigerator freezer drawers. Includes handle and operating mechanism. Replace if cracked, broken, or loose from wear.
Fix dim or exposed interior lighting with a new light lens cover. Protects the bulb from moisture and impact. Easy 5-minute DIY repair with video guide.
Ordered part. Was able to find correct part with appliancepartspros.com Read more
Upper door hinge assembly for bottom-mount refrigerators. Mounts at the top of the cabinet to support the door. Replace if cracked, broken, or lost.
This is a rail connector or basket support piece that attaches to the interior of the freezer compartment and helps guide or support a sliding drawer or basket. It ensures the drawer moves in and out smoothly along its track. Replace this part if the freezer drawer sits unevenly, slides off track, or if the original connector is cracked or broken.
Unscrewed old and screwed in new. The replacement part matched the original exactly. Unit snapped into place easily and drawer is now supported on both sides. This repair either works or doesn't. Since the part matched the original, no problems were encountered. Part delivery was one day after the promised date. The last leg of shipment arrived by USPS. Part shipped from Kentucky vs warehouse in Southern California. Read more
Refrigerator not cooling properly? This damper motor support secures the air damper assembly that controls airflow between compartments. Simple DIY fix.
Door hinge screws secure the refrigerator door hinges to the cabinet frame, allowing proper door operation and alignment. Replace when doors sag, don't close properly, or screws are loose, stripped, or missing causing door misalignment.
Replacement screw for securing panels, brackets, and internal components. Restores tight fit and proper alignment when original hardware is stripped or missing.
Disassembled and replaced ac motor. The hardest part was to pull the microwave out of the cabinet. Read more
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