Lfx529626b Parts

Supports and guides refrigerator drawers along their tracks for smooth sliding. Replace if cracked, broken, or worn to restore proper drawer alignment.

This holder assembly is a structural mounting piece that supports and secures an internal component in your appliance. Replacing a cracked or worn bracket helps restore proper alignment and keeps parts stable during everyday use.

• Provides a rigid mounting point for the attached component
• Keeps parts aligned to reduce movement and vibration
• Helps prevent rattling or noise from loose mounts
• Common signs of failure: visible cracks/broken tabs, looseness, or parts that won't stay seated

• Disconnect power and, if applicable, turn off the water supply before service
• Note the orientation of the original part to match fitment
• Reuse existing mounting screws or hardware unless the manufacturer specifies otherwise
• Do not overtighten fasteners; the secured component is fully seated and stable

Fix water pooling under your refrigerator with this drain tube assembly. Replaces cracked or clogged tubes to restore proper drainage. Straightforward repair.

Fix a refrigerator that won't start or hums but doesn't run with this compressor start capacitor. Restores reliable cooling when the compressor fails to start.

Leaking water line connections? This inline tube connector joins two sections of tubing for a secure, leak-resistant seal. Quick 10-minute fix.

Vibration-isolating grommet that mounts between the compressor and chassis. Replace if cracked, worn, or missing to restore proper cushioning.

This name plate is the exterior emblem that mounts to the appliance's front panel. It replaces a missing, cracked, or faded badge to restore a clean, factory look and cover the designated trim area.

• Attaches to the outer panel to display brand/series identification
• Restores a finished appearance where the original emblem sits
• Direct replacement for a lost, damaged, or worn badge
• Typical symptoms: missing emblem, loose or broken tabs, peeling, or discoloration

• Disconnect power before servicing the appliance
• Carefully remove the old emblem; release any tabs from behind or peel away remaining adhesive
• Clean and dry the mounting surface; remove all residue for best fit
• Align with the recess/holes and press evenly until fully seated

Mounts behind the interior light to direct and spread illumination. Replace if cracked, melted, warped, or missing to restore bright, even lighting.

Replacement screw for securing panels, brackets, and internal components. Restores tight fit and proper alignment when original hardware is stripped or missing.

Refrigerator not cooling properly or freezing food? A faulty temperature sensor causes inconsistent temps. Simple DIY fix restores accurate cooling.

Replaces scratched, cracked, or worn dispenser button assembly on refrigerators. Snaps into dispenser housing after removing drip tray and housing.

Door stop assembly for bottom-mount refrigerators. Mounts inside the door to control door closing and sealing. Replace if broken, cracked, or missing.

Refrigerator not cooling or freezing? A failed compressor stops the cooling cycle entirely. Professional installation required for sealed system work.

Replacement screw for refrigerators. Secures panels, brackets, and internal components. Install when original is missing, stripped, or damaged.

This duct assembly routes internal airflow in the appliance, replacing damaged or worn vent tubing to restore proper air movement. It helps reduce air leaks and airflow-related performance issues when the original duct is compromised. What it does:

• Channels blower air from the fan housing to the exhaust path to maintain proper ventilation.
• Replaces collapsed, torn or disconnected ducting that can cause poor airflow.
• Addresses symptoms such as reduced drying/cooling performance, longer cycles, or warm cabinet air.
• Helps eliminate drafty or noisy airflow caused by gaps or damaged duct sections.

• Disconnect power (and turn off gas supply for gas appliances) before beginning service.
• Access may require removing rear or lower access panels; keep hardware organized for reassembly.
• Inspect and replace any damaged clamps, seals or gaskets during installation for a proper seal.