Lfx25978st Parts

This cover cap is a small plastic trim piece that protects exposed fasteners and improves the appliance's appearance. It snaps into place to hide mounting posts and help prevent snags or debris buildup. What it does:

• Covers and protects exposed screws, posts, or fasteners for a finished look
• Prevents lint, dust, and debris from collecting around the mounting point
• Reduces the chance of fabric snags or contact with sharp edges
• Restores worn or missing trim for improved cosmetics

• Disconnect power to the appliance before starting any service that exposes electrical components
• Usually installs by snapping over the post or press-fitting into the trim opening — no special tools required
• If needed, remove adjacent trim pieces to gain access, then reinstall trim in reverse order
• Inspect surrounding mounting hardware for damage and replace if necessary

This motor bracket assembly secures the appliance motor to the cabinet, keeping the motor properly positioned for reliable operation and reducing vibration or rubbing. Replaces a worn or damaged motor mounting bracket to restore stability. What it does:

• Holds the motor in place to maintain proper belt alignment and drivetrain geometry
• Prevents motor movement that can cause loud noise, grinding, or rubbing
• Reduces excessive vibration that can transfer to the cabinet or other components
• Helps maintain safe, consistent motor operation during spin or drive cycles

• Disconnect power (and gas if applicable) before starting any repair
• Support the motor before removing mounting hardware to avoid strain on wires or components
• Tighten all fasteners to OEM torque specs; replace any damaged brackets or fasteners
• Test operation after installation and re-check for proper alignment and noise

Note: Left Rail Cap

This replacement door basket mounts on the refrigerator door to hold bottles, jars, and condiments. It restores secure, easy-access storage when the original bin is cracked, damaged, or missing.

• Attaches to the inner door rails to organize items on the door
• Keeps contents in place as the door opens and closes
• Replaces a cracked, broken, warped, or missing bin
• Symptoms include broken tabs, bin won't stay seated, or reduced door storage

• Remove items from the old bin; lift up to release it from the door rails
• Align the new basket's hooks with the door slots and lower until fully seated
• Confirm the bin is level and secure before loading
• No tools typically required; avoid overloading to prevent damage

This refrigerator door gasket forms a tight perimeter seal to keep cold air in and warm, humid air out. Replacing a damaged or warped seal helps maintain temperature, reduce frost and condensation, and support efficient operation.

• Seals the gap between the door and cabinet to prevent air leaks
• Helps maintain stable internal temperature and humidity
• Reduces frost and condensation buildup inside the compartment
• Common symptoms: visible tears or warping, gaps or loose corners, moisture around the door, excessive frost, or the door not closing/staying closed

• Disconnect power and clear items from the door before starting
• Allow the new gasket to warm to room temperature; use low, indirect heat (hair dryer) to relax folds—do not overheat
• Remove the old seal and clean the mating surface/retainer; install the new gasket starting at the corners and seat it fully and evenly
• After installation, perform a "dollar-bill" test around the perimeter and adjust seating/door alignment as needed; allow time for the gasket to set

This rail guide assembly replaces a worn or broken slide rail that supports smooth movement of a drawer or component. Restores proper alignment and helps the drawer glide quietly and evenly. What it does:

• Guides and supports the drawer or sliding component along its track.
• Replaces damaged or bent rail sections that cause sticking or uneven movement.
• Reduces scraping, grinding, or noisy operation from a faulty guide.
• Helps restore proper alignment to prevent binding or partial closure.

• One rail guide assembly.

• Disconnect power (and water if applicable) and follow appliance-specific disassembly steps before replacing the rail.
• Basic hand tools are typically required; avoid forcing components to prevent breakage.
• Keep fasteners and any removed parts organized for reassembly.

Note: Right Rail Cap