M1txegmybo1 Parts

Replacement mounting screw for refrigerator panels, brackets, trim, and door handles. Restores secure fit when original fastener is missing, stripped, or corroded.

This thermostat is a temperature-sensitive safety switch that monitors heat and opens or closes the circuit at a set point. Replacing a failed thermostat restores reliable temperature protection and corrects issues caused by tripping or stuck contacts.

• Monitors component/cavity temperature and trips at a preset limit
• Opens (or closes) the electrical circuit to prevent overheating or activate cooling functions
• Common symptoms: no heat or intermittent heating, unit won't start or shuts off during use, cooling/vent fan runs constantly or never turns on
• Useful diagnostic clue: faulty thermostats may test open or stuck closed at room temperature

• Disconnect power at the breaker before servicing; if used in a microwave, be aware the high-voltage capacitor can retain a dangerous charge
• Note wire locations; transfer one lead at a time and secure the thermostat in the original mounting position for proper sensing
• Ensure clean metal-to-metal contact with the mounting surface; do not overtighten screws
• After installation, restore power and verify normal operation

This ice maker shut-off arm is the wire lever that detects the ice bin level and stops production when raised. Replace a bent, broken, or missing arm to restore reliable on/off control of your icemaker.

• Monitors bin fullness; in the up position it opens the internal switch to pause ice making
• Lowers as ice is used so the icemaker can resume cycles
• Restores manual shutoff when you lift the arm

• Disconnect refrigerator power and turn off the water supply before servicing
• Remove the ice bin for access; open the icemaker front cover if your model has one
• Pull the old arm straight out of the pivot holes; align and fully seat the new arm so it moves freely
• Restore power and lower the arm to resume ice production; the arm raises and stops production when the bin is full

Replaces the upper butt hinge assembly that mounts to the cabinet and supports your freezer or refrigerator door. Needed when hinge is cracked or worn.

Stops refrigerator fan rattling and buzzing noise. This rubber grommet cushions the fan motor to reduce vibration. Simple DIY fix, takes under 30 minutes.

Bottle with brush. Color: Black. Size: 0.6 fl.oz.

Ice maker not filling properly or water leaking in freezer? A cracked fill cup causes inconsistent fills and leaks. Simple DIY fix guides water correctly.

Fix a fridge that won't cool or clicks repeatedly when trying to start. This compressor start device restores reliable startup and eliminates short-cycling.

Ice cubes jamming or hanging up in the ice maker? This stripper arm guides cubes off ejector fingers into the bin. Requires removing ice maker to install.

Fix clicking noise, poor cooling, or overheating compressor by replacing a cracked or warped condenser fan blade. Restores airflow across the coil.

Spacer bushing that correctly positions freezer door handles. Replace if cracked, worn, or missing to restore proper handle alignment and mounting.

Replace cracked or missing compression fitting inserts for 1/4-inch water tubing in refrigerators and ice makers. Prevents leaks at connections.

Fix clicking relay sounds, frozen fresh food, or warm freezer temps with this refrigerator control board. Regulates defrost cycles and cooling functions.

This is a rubber gasket that seals the connection between the water fill tube and the ice maker assembly inside the freezer compartment. It prevents water from leaking around the fill tube during the ice maker's fill cycle. Replace this gasket if you notice water dripping or ice buildup around the fill tube area, or if water is leaking onto the freezer floor during ice production.

Refrigerator not cooling properly? A clogged filter drier prevents proper refrigerant flow. Requires professional installation due to sealed system.

This is a small white plastic plug that fills the hinge sleeve hole on a refrigerator or freezer door. It covers unused hinge mounting holes to provide a clean, finished appearance, especially after reversing the door swing. Replace this plug if it has cracked, fallen out, or gone missing, leaving an exposed hole in the door.