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Fixes warm or cool spots in your refrigerator. This fan guide assembly directs proper airflow in the compartment. Compatible with multiple models.
Vibration-isolating grommet that mounts between the compressor and chassis. Replace if cracked, worn, or missing to restore proper cushioning.
Small stopper that fits inside the handle assembly to limit travel and keep the handle properly seated. Replace if worn, missing, or broken to restore secure feel.
Refrigerator not cooling or making noise? This DC motor drives fans and mechanical components to restore proper airflow and temperature control.
Seals your refrigerator door to maintain stable temperatures and prevent frost buildup. Replace if torn, warped, or leaking. Confirm fit with your model.
Replace a cracked, broken, or missing refrigerator shelf. Restores stable storage in the fresh-food compartment for organized food and container storage.
Went on the APP Chat line on the website. With the great help on the APP staff, I could get the proper part number for the needed parts. 3 days later the parts arrived and everything was perfect. Very friendly staff. Quick service. Quick shipping. Read more
This name plate is the exterior emblem that mounts to the appliance's front panel. It replaces a missing, cracked, or faded badge to restore a clean, factory look and cover the designated trim area.
The old filter head was broken at the supply line side connector fell out. The clicking noise eventually caused the fridge to warm up and stop cooling. The clicking was the overload relay tripping. The Start solenoid on the compressor was an Embarco TSD part 513604044. APP does not have that part nor does any else found a similar one on ebay but I ordered the PTC assembly 6749C-0014E. I removed the overload relay and capacitor from the TSD used two pieces of wire and connectors to create the... Read more
Refrigerator not cooling consistently? Temperature sensor monitors compartment temps and signals the control board. Restores accurate readings.
This is a clear plastic storage bin that mounts on the inside of the refrigerator door, commonly used for dairy items, condiments, or small containers. It snaps onto the door liner rails to hold items securely in place. Replace this bin if it is cracked, warped, or if the mounting clips are broken, causing it to fall off or not stay in position.
Fix noisy or seized fan issues with this refrigerator DC motor. Restores proper airflow and cooling performance when the original motor fails or weakens.
Rattling or loose parts in your refrigerator? This retaining pin secures moving components and keeps them aligned for smooth, quiet operation.
I removed the back cover and ground the old axel in had to remove it. I used two carpenter shims hammered under the frame to lift the refrigerator off the ground and put in the new wheel and axel. I used a concrete chisel and hammer to deform the axel end to lock it in place. Refrigerator is now rolling smoothly. Read more
Replaces cracked or broken tube connector in your refrigerator. Secures and routes tubing to prevent leaks from loose connections. Easy install.
Water pooling under your refrigerator? A damaged drain tube assembly causes leaks and water buildup. This direct-fit part restores proper drainage.
Refrigerator not cooling or maintaining temperature? The main control board regulates all major functions. Moderate repair requiring careful handling.
Refrigerator won't start or stops running? A failed capacitor disrupts motor circuits. This film radial capacitor restores voltage stability and operation.
For an emergency fix I installed a 3 in1 kit disabling the original start cap and wiring in the original run cap to the run winding. Ordered the proper PTC and overload from Appliance Parts Pros and installed them 2 weeks later. The original start and run capacitor were good, rewired back to design specs. The original PTC had pins 1,2 and 3, the replacement had 2,3 and 4. Only wiring change was to install the red wire from pin 1 on the original PTC to pin 4 on the new PTC. Read more
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