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A small mounting bracket that secures and supports internal appliance components to keep shelves, drawers or assemblies aligned and stable. Replaces a cracked, broken or missing supporter to restore proper fit and reduce movement. What it does

• Secures an internal component or assembly in place to prevent sagging or misalignment
• Stops rattling, wobble or looseness caused by a damaged or missing bracket
• Restores correct clearance and support for the associated shelf/drawer/assembly
• Helps maintain normal operation and prevents further wear on adjacent parts

• One supporter holder bracket

• Disconnect power before starting repairs; unplug or flip the appliance breaker
• Remove nearby shelves, drawers or panels to access the damaged bracket
• Inspect mating parts for damage and replace any worn fasteners as needed
• Use basic hand tools;

This power cord assembly supplies AC power to the appliance and restores safe operation after a damaged or faulty cord. It replaces the worn or frayed factory cord so the appliance can power on reliably. What it does

• Provides the main AC connection between the appliance and household power
• Replaces cords with visible damage, exposed wiring, burnt connectors, or intermittent power
• Helps stop arcing, sparking, or overheating caused by a failing cord
• Fits into the appliance's cord terminal block for a direct, plug-in power connection

• One power cord assembly

• Disconnect power at the breaker or unplug the appliance before starting any work
• Tighten all terminal screws securely and route the cord away from sharp edges and moving parts

This ball bearing supports a rotating shaft in the drive system, reducing friction so the appliance runs smoother and quieter. Replacing a worn bearing can curb rumbling and help prevent damage to adjoining shafts, housings, or seals.

• Supports and centers a rotating shaft within the assembly
• Reduces friction and wear between moving parts for smooth operation
• Helps limit noise and vibration from the drive system
• Common symptoms of failure include grinding/roaring noises, excessive play or wobble, rough or stiff rotation by hand, or seized rotation

• Disconnect power and, if applicable, shut off water before servicing
• Access the bearing by disassembling the related housing; note orientation and order of components
• Press the bearing out/in with a driver or press; do not hammer on the inner or outer race
• Inspect the shaft and any companion seals or bearings; clean the bore and seat the new bearing fully