Lghs2634kpo Parts

The Ice Maker Cooling Duct is an OEM part for Frigidaire refrigerators. It directs cold air flow to the ice maker.

Causes of failure can be blockages or damage to the duct over time that impact efficient air flow.

Symptoms of a bad cooling duct include:

• Inconsistently shaped or formed ice cubes
• Slow or reduced ice production
• The ice maker failing to dispense ice properly
• Higher than normal interior refrigerator temperatures near the ice maker

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

This genuine replacement clip secures appliance components to keep panels and small parts aligned and stable, restoring fit and function. It's a small, durable fastener used where a simple snap or hold is required. What it does

• Holds trim, panels, or small components in place to prevent rattling or misalignment
• Restores secure fit where a damaged or missing clip causes loose parts
• Helps stop vibration noise caused by unsecured pieces
• Small, direct-fit part—replaces a single broken or lost clip

• Disconnect power to the appliance before starting any repair.
• Access may require removing trim or panels; keep track of fasteners.
• Press or snap the clip into place; do not force beyond fit—if it won't seat, recheck alignment.
• Wear gloves and eye protection to avoid cuts from sharp edges.

A replacement clamp that secures flexible hoses or tubing to fittings to help prevent leaks and keep connections tight. Fits where a small spring-style or band clamp is used on water or drain hoses. What it does

• Holds hoses or small tubing firmly to appliance fittings to maintain a sealed connection
• Helps stop leaks and reduce movement that can wear or disconnect hoses
• Commonly used on drain and water line connections where a compact clamp is needed
• Works with flexible rubber or plastic hose materials; choose correct size for a secure fit

• One clamp

• Disconnect power and shut off the water supply before beginning work
• Drain residual water from hoses to avoid spills
• Use appropriate pliers or a screwdriver depending on clamp type; avoid over-tightening
• Inspect hose ends and fittings for damage and replace any worn components for a reliable seal

This air duct insulation cushions and seals the refrigerator/freezer air pathway to help reduce condensation and noise. It replaces worn or missing insulation that can allow cold-air leaks and excess moisture build-up. What it does:

• Fits around the internal air duct to help prevent air leaks and reduce moisture buildup.
• Helps minimize condensation and frost in the cabinet and on internal components.
• Dampens vibration and reduces airflow noise from the duct area.
• Restores proper airflow sealing after damage, deterioration, or previous part removal.

• Insulation air duct piece as shown

• Turn off and unplug the appliance before accessing internal components.
• Remove shelves, panels, and any fasteners as needed to reach the duct; keep track of hardware.
• Position the insulation exactly as the original and secure any clips or adhesive used by the manufacturer.

Access door provides a finished cover for the appliance's service opening, protecting internal components from dust and damage while keeping the unit looking tidy and allowing access for maintenance and repairs. What it does:

• Covers the service or access opening and protects wiring, valves, and other internal parts.
• Allows access to controls, connections, or components for inspection and repair without removing major panels.
• Helps prevent debris, pets, or fingers from contacting internal parts.
• Replace a missing, cracked, or damaged access door to restore appearance and reduce exposure of internal components.

• Always disconnect power (and gas for gas appliances) before removing panels or working on the appliance.
• Handle the door and surrounding edges carefully to avoid cuts; keep original fasteners and reuse if undamaged.
• Align tabs/clips and secure with manufacturer screws; do not overtighten.

This dispenser drip tray fits beneath the refrigerator's water/ice dispenser to catch minor drips and spills, helping keep the freezer door area clean and dry.

• Collects drips from the dispenser to prevent puddles and staining on the door
• Helps reduce moisture that can lead to odors or mineral buildup
• Common signs it's needed: cracked or missing tray, water collecting on the door, tray no longer seating securely
• Color: black

• Unplug the refrigerator and remove the existing tray by lifting straight out
• Clean the recess before installing the new tray
• Align and press the new tray into place until fully seated
• Check fit and ensure it's level so water drains into the tray

This black door stop replaces the small bumper that limits a refrigerator/freezer door's travel, protecting the cabinet and hinge from damage. It restores proper door alignment and quiets contact when the door closes. What it does:

• Acts as a physical stop to prevent the door from swinging too far and hitting the cabinet
• Cushions door closure to reduce noise and wear on the hinge
• Helps maintain correct door alignment for a tight seal
• Common symptom: door scraping, slamming, or rubbing against cabinet edge

• Basic hand tools may be required; keep fasteners and mounting surfaces clean
• Turn off or unplug the appliance before performing any repairs that require moving the door
• Handle hardware carefully to avoid damaging surrounding trim or seals

This evaporator cover mounting bracket secures the evaporator cover inside the freezer compartment to keep cooling airflow and components in place. Durable metal construction replaces a broken or bent bracket to restore proper cover alignment. What it does:

• Holds the evaporator cover in position for correct airflow and protection of the evaporator coil
• Helps stop rattling or loose cover movement that can cause noise
• Restores a secure mounting point after impact or corrosion damage
• Works with the evaporator cover assembly to maintain consistent cooling performance

• High-level replacement: remove the evaporator cover to access mounting points; fasten bracket with existing screws
• Use basic hand tools; keep screws and clips organized for reassembly
• Disconnect power to the appliance before starting any repair to avoid electrical hazard