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This control bracket secures the appliance's control console and support electronics, restoring proper alignment and stability to the front control area. It helps maintain a firm mount for the control board and fascia. What it does:

• Provides structural support for the console and control board to prevent movement or sagging
• Helps keep buttons, knobs, and display aligned for reliable operation
• Reduces stress on wiring and connectors by holding the control assembly in place
• Can resolve symptoms like a loose or wobbly control panel, misaligned fascia, or intermittent button contact

• One control bracket as shown

• Disconnect power (unplug or switch off the breaker) before beginning any repair
• Removal of the control panel/console is typically required; keep track of fasteners and retainers
• Handle the control board and display gently to avoid damage; avoid touching circuitry

This tube connector is a small water-line fitting that joins refrigerator water and ice-maker tubing, restoring a secure path for water flow. It helps stop leaks and regain consistent water delivery to the dispenser or icemaker. What it does:

• Joins two sections of refrigerator water tubing to maintain a watertight connection
• Stops leaks at a damaged or worn tube joint
• Restores water flow to the ice maker or dispenser when a broken connector is the cause
• Compatible with rigid and soft tubing in typical refrigerator plumbing layouts

• One tube connector

• Shut off the refrigerator water supply before servicing
• Inspect tubing ends and replace damaged tubing or seals as needed
• Use proper fittings and tighten to manufacturer torque; avoid over-tightening

Air duct insulation that fits over the refrigerator air duct to reduce condensation and help direct airflow for more consistent cooling. Replaces worn or torn duct insulation to help prevent moisture buildup and improve efficiency. What it does:

• Wraps around the refrigerator air duct to insulate and reduce condensation
• Helps maintain consistent air temperature as it moves between compartments
• Reduces moisture and frost buildup on the duct and surrounding components
• Restores original fit where torn, compressed, or missing insulation causes issues

• Before starting, disconnect power to the appliance to avoid electrical hazards
• Remove access panels per your model's service instructions to reach the duct
• Slide or wrap the insulation around the duct, ensuring full coverage and a snug fit
• Replace any damaged fasteners or adhesive strips; test operation and check for proper airflow after reassembly

The Insulation is an OEM part for Frigidaire refrigerators. Thin sheets of insulation are installed throughout the cabinet walls and interior surfaces to optimize temperature control. The insulation acts as a barrier, preventing cold air from escaping and warm air from entering the refrigerator and freezer compartments.

Causes can be normal breakdown of material over many years, exposure to moisture, or accidental damage compromising insulation integrity.

Symptoms of bad insulation include:

• Fluctuating interior temperatures
• Slower cooling recovery after door openings
• Presence of condensation or frost outside walls or doors
• Higher energy bills from inefficient containment

This OEM Frigidaire part is also compatible with Electrolux, Gibson, Kelvinator and some Kenmore models.

This ice ejector is the plastic arm that pushes cubes out of the ice maker mold and into the ice bin, restoring proper ice ejection and dispenser function. It's a direct-replacement component for affected ice maker assemblies. What it does:

• Physically strips and pushes formed ice cubes from the mold into the bin or dispenser
• Helps restore normal ice dispensing when cubes remain stuck in the mold
• Works with the ice maker's motor/gear train to time ejection during the harvest cycle
• Commonly replaced when the ejector is broken, cracked, or worn and no longer contacts cubes

• One ice ejector (ejector arm)

• Disconnect power to the refrigerator before starting any repairs
• Remove the ice maker/cover or access panel as required to reach the ejector
• Inspect related components (drive gear, motor, and mounting pins) for wear while replacing the ejector
• After installation, run a test harvest/dispense cycle to correct operation