Lmxs26726s Parts

This Drawer Tray Assembly replaces a damaged or worn crisper/produce drawer to restore storage and organization in your refrigerator. It provides a stable surface for fruits and vegetables and helps keep produce contained and ventilated. What it does:

• Replaces a cracked, warped or broken crisper/produce drawer tray
• Restores smooth sliding and proper seating in the refrigerator drawer cavity
• Helps contain spills and keeps produce organized
• Supports normal airflow/venting designed for the drawer area

• Unplug the refrigerator or disconnect power before servicing
• Remove the old drawer by pulling out and lifting to disengage; align new tray with rails and slide into place
• Check for proper seating and smooth operation after installation

This PTC thermistor assembly senses temperature and sends a signal to the appliance control so the unit runs at the correct temperature. Replacing a faulty thermistor restores reliable temperature feedback for proper operation. What it does:

• Monitors temperature and provides feedback to the appliance control board
• Helps control cooling/heating cycles by changing resistance with temperature
• Common symptom of failure: incorrect temperature readings or improper cycling
• May also cause extended run times, frequent on/off cycling, or no cooling

• Disconnect power to the appliance before starting any repair
• Handle the sensor and wiring gently; avoid kinks or sharp bends in the thermistor lead
• Test operation after installation and reassemble panels securely

This replacement lever button is the user-operated push control that lets you engage the appliance's latch or control function. It restores a worn, cracked, or non-springing button so controls respond reliably. What it does

• Acts as the external push/lever used to latch, unlatch, or activate a control mechanism
• Replaces cracked, loose, or unresponsive buttons that no longer engage properly
• Helps restore normal tactile response and alignment of the control assembly
• Works with the existing actuator and mounting points — no modification required

• One replacement lever button

• High-level replacement only; remove power source before starting repair
• Handle panels and clips gently to avoid damage to trim or surrounding controls
• Verify correct button orientation before final reassembly

This button lever is the small control-panel actuator that transfers finger pressure to the underlying switch, restoring reliable button feel and control response. Replaces worn, cracked, or missing levers to make front-panel buttons usable again. What it does

• Acts as the actuator for a specific control-panel push button, transferring user press to the switch beneath.
• Restores button engagement when the original lever is cracked, broken, or has fallen off.
• Helps eliminate intermittent or non-responsive button presses caused by damaged actuators.
• Fits into the control-bezel and aligns the button with the switch for consistent operation.

• One button lever/actuator as shown.

• Disconnect power (unplug or shut off breaker) before servicing to avoid shock or accidental activation.
• Access typically requires removing the control-bezel or panel; handle clips and small fasteners carefully.
• Align the lever onto the switch plunger and secure the bezel; do not force plastic parts to avoid breakage.

This lever-style button is the user-facing push control that engages a mechanism when pressed, restoring proper control input and tactile feedback. It's a direct-replacement component used where a worn or broken button prevents normal operation. What it does:

• Provides a firm, responsive surface for pressing controls or releasing a latch
• Restores proper mechanical engagement when original button is cracked, loose, or missing
• Helps eliminate intermittent or non-responsive button presses caused by damaged button parts
• Matches OEM fit and function to maintain original user interface feel

• One lever-style push button

• High-level replacement; most installations require removing the control panel or trim to access the button
• Power off and unplug the appliance before beginning work to avoid shock or injury
• Handle small plastic parts carefully to avoid damage; test button function before reassembling all panels

This replacement home bar case is the inner door shelf that holds bottles and small items in the refrigerator door, restoring storage function and a finished interior look. It fits the refrigerator's dedicated home/bar compartment. What it does:

• Provides a secure shelf for bottles, cans, and small containers in the door's home/bar area
• Restores proper spacing and support so items sit level and stay in place
• Replaces cracked, broken, or missing door-shelf housings that cause items to fall or rattle
• Helps maintain the refrigerator's intended interior organization and appearance

• One home bar case (single inner door shelf housing)

• Remove food and items from the door before replacing; handle glass or plastic shelves carefully
• Usually installs with snap-in tabs or a small number of screws—do not force parts; align tabs before pressing
• If your door has wiring or lighting nearby, disconnect power to the refrigerator before working on the door

This ice maker drive gear replaces the small plastic gear that turns the ice tray and advances the ice maker. Restores reliable rotation so the ice maker can harvest and eject ice properly. What it does

• Drives the ice tray/arm assembly so the ice maker can cycle and eject ice.
• Replaces worn or broken gear teeth that cause slipping or grinding.
• Helps stop intermittent or complete failure of the ice maker to produce ice.
• Useful when the ice tray spins slowly, stalls, or makes unusual noises.

• Disconnect power to the appliance before beginning any repair.
• Inspect surrounding gears and the motor shaft for damage; replace additional parts if worn.
• Handle small plastic parts carefully to avoid damaging gear teeth during installation.
• Follow the refrigerator service manual for proper removal and reassembly procedures.

This door stopper cushions and limits the appliance door's movement to help prevent slamming, misalignment, and wear. A small replacement part that restores smoother, quieter door operation. What it does:

• Absorbs impact when the door closes to reduce noise and shock
• Keeps the door from over-travel that can cause misalignment or rubbing
• Helps the door latch and seal properly by stabilizing movement
• Stops rattling or binding caused by a worn or broken stopper

• Disconnect power to the appliance before starting any repair
• Access may require opening or removing the door or a trim panel; use basic hand tools
• Remove the old stopper and install the replacement in the same position and orientation

This replacement drip tray catches and channels water beneath the appliance to prevent leaks and pooling. It helps maintain proper drainage and reduces the chance of water damage under your refrigerator or freezer. What it does:

• Collects condensation, defrost water, or minor leaks to keep the cabinet floor dry
• Directs water to the evaporator or drain system so it can safely evaporate
• Helps prevent pooling that can lead to odors or mildew
• Restores a damaged or missing tray to stop water from dripping onto the floor

• For safety, unplug the appliance and shut off water supply (if applicable) before installing
• Slide or snap the tray into the designated location; ensure it seats fully and aligns with the drain path
• Inspect surrounding seals and drain channels for blockages or damage while the tray is accessible

This is a replacement screw used to secure appliance panels, trim, and small components so damaged or missing fasteners don't leave parts loose. It restores proper fit and reduces rattling and movement. What it does:

• Secures panels, trim pieces, or internal components to restore proper fit
• Stops panels from shifting or vibrating during use
• Replaces stripped, corroded, or missing screws that prevent proper assembly
• Helps eliminate rattling noises caused by loose fasteners

• One replacement screw as pictured

• Unplug the appliance or shut off power before installing
• Use the correct screwdriver or bit to avoid stripping the head
• Hand-start the screw, then snug—do not overtighten to avoid cracking plastic parts
• If screw threads are damaged, replace with the exact OEM screw to ensure proper fit