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Secures the evaporator cover inside your refrigerator's freezer compartment. Replace this metal bracket if bent, broken, or missing to restore alignment.

Protective sleeve that guides moving components in your refrigerator. Replace if cracked, worn, or missing to prevent metal contact and maintain alignment.

Secures refrigerator door handle to door panel. Replace if screw is stripped, corroded, missing, or if handle has become loose or wobbly over time.

Secures the evaporator or condenser fan shroud to the refrigerator cabinet. Replace this mounting screw if stripped, missing, or broken during repair.

Water leaking from tubing connections or no water to dispenser? This tube connector joins refrigerator water lines to restore secure flow to your icemaker.

Replacement sensor cover cap for your refrigerator. Protects internal sensors from dust and damage. Order a new cover if yours is cracked or missing.

Upper door hinge cover for side-by-side refrigerators. Conceals top hinge hardware for a clean finish. Replace if cracked, broken, or missing.

Covers and protects the upper door hinge area on your refrigerator. Replace this plastic cap if cracked, broken, or missing to restore a clean look.

Replacement air guide duct for side-by-side refrigerators. Directs cold air flow between compartments. Order a new one if cracked or broken.

Replacement housing cover for your refrigerator. Installs to protect internal components. Order now if your original housing is cracked or broken.

Wire harness for side-by-side refrigerators. Replaces damaged, frayed, or broken wiring harnesses that connect electrical components inside your fridge.

This return air seal keeps refrigerator airflow channels sealed so cold air returns to the evaporator properly, helping maintain consistent temperatures and reduce frost and moisture issues. It replaces a worn or damaged return-air gasket. What it does

• Seals the return-air opening to direct cold air back to the evaporator
• Helps maintain even cooling and prevents warm air infiltration
• Reduces frost, moisture buildup, and uneven temperature zones
• Commonly replaced when you notice poor cooling, excessive frost, or air leakage noises

• One return air seal

• Disconnect power before starting work
• Remove any trim or panels that block access to the return-air opening
• Seat the seal into the channel or mating surface; some installations use adhesive or retainers—follow the manufacturer's instructions