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This replacement pipe holder secures a small appliance pipe or tube in place, reducing movement and vibration to help prevent noise, wear, or accidental disconnection. It restores proper routing and support for the pipe. What it does:
This button holder secures a control panel push button in place so button presses register reliably and the panel stays finished. It restores proper button positioning and prevents the button from falling out or sticking. What it does:
This dispenser lever is the user-operated push arm that activates a refrigerator's water or ice dispenser. It replaces a broken or worn lever so the dispenser responds correctly when pressed. What it does:
Refrigerator not cooling or making unusual noises? This compressor sealing pipe restores proper refrigerant flow. Moderate difficulty repair part.
This door stopper cushions and limits the travel of a refrigerator door to prevent slamming and reduce wear on the hinge and cabinet. Replaces a worn or broken stopper to restore smooth, controlled door movement. What it does:
Leaking water from your refrigerator or no water/ice from dispenser? This water inlet valve controls flow to ice maker and dispenser. DIY repair in 30 min.
I replaced the solenoid valve and trimmed a small amount of the tubing that serves the ice maker and water dispenser. The only problem was there is almost NO slack in that tubing. If you trim more than a half inch off, you won't have enough tubing to connect it on both ends. Read more
Usually ships within 4 - 14 days
Seals the refrigerator door to prevent cold air leaks, frost buildup, and temperature fluctuations. Replace if torn, cracked, or no longer sealing tightly.
Ordered exact gasket from AppliancePartsPros. Read more
Roller component for the ice dispenser door handle on bottom-mount refrigerators. Replaces broken, worn, or missing rollers. Ensures smooth handle operation.
Threaded bases for two roller screws were ~ 80% broken off. Used a short (just barely extends past the end of the roller) sheet metal screw to secure the roller in the upper sliding section of the handle (handle in place first). The head was thick enough to fill the gap between the roller and the cover. Filling that gap accurately is important. Need to keep the roller pushed into the recessed area in the door. (Do a test fit with the parts before trying to install them on the door). Turn the... Read more
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