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This boot auger motor powers the auger inside the ice dispenser boot to move ice from the bin into the dispenser chute. Replacing a worn motor restores normal ice dispensing and stops auger-related jams or no-dispense issues. What it does:

• Rotates the ice auger inside the dispenser boot to feed ice toward the chute.
• Restores ice dispensing when the auger does not turn or dispenses intermittently.
• Stops symptoms such as humming from the dispenser area, no ice output, or auger binding.
• Works with the dispenser drive components to deliver measured ice portions.

• Disconnect power to the appliance before beginning work to avoid shock or injury.
• Remove the ice bucket/door panels as required to access the dispenser boot and auger assembly.
• Handle electrical connections and mounting hardware carefully; match wire connectors and routing during reassembly.
• After install, restore power and test the dispenser through several cycles to ensure proper auger rotation and operation.

This replacement chill pan collects defrost and condensation water and channels it away so your refrigerator interior stays dry and free of pooled water. Designed to restore normal drainage and reduce leaks. What it does:

• Collects defrost and condensation water from the evaporator area
• Directs water to the evaporator/condenser area to evaporate safely
• Helps prevent water pooling inside the fresh-food or freezer compartment
• Can reduce musty odors caused by standing water and trapped debris

• Disconnect power to the appliance before beginning any service
• Empty the compartment and remove any components blocking access
• Inspect and clean the drain tube and mounting points when replacing the pan
• Use OEM instructions for fitment and reassembly

A replacement lever assembly that secures and operates the freezer door latch so the door closes and seals properly. Restores reliable door engagement to help maintain proper freezer temperature and reduce frost build-up. What it does:

• Replaces the door lever/latch mechanism so the freezer door closes and stays latched.
• Restores proper door alignment and sealing to prevent warm air entry and excess frost.
• Stops symptoms like a door that won't stay closed, pops open, or causes temperature fluctuations.
• Works with the existing latch striker and mounting hardware when not damaged.

• One lever assembly

• Disconnect power and move food to a safe location before starting the repair.
• Basic hand tools (screwdriver, nut driver) are typically needed; retain all original screws/fasteners unless damaged.
• Handle plastic components gently to avoid cracks; if surrounding trim or striker is damaged, replace those parts too.

This light shield protects the freezer lamp and helps diffuse light for safer, more even illumination inside the freezer compartment. It replaces a cracked, missing, or discolored cover to restore proper lamp protection. What it does

• Covers and protects the freezer light bulb from impact, moisture, and ice buildup.
• Helps diffuse and spread light for improved visibility inside the freezer.
• Commonly replaced when cracked, broken, discolored, or absent and the bulb is exposed.
• Prevents direct contact with the bulb, reducing burn and damage risk.

• Disconnect power to the appliance before servicing to avoid shock.
• Remove shelving or mounting trim as needed for access; handle the shield and surrounding trim carefully to avoid cracking.
• Avoid touching the replacement bulb with bare hands; use gloves or a clean cloth if bulb removal is required.

This plenum fan circulates cold air across the evaporator to help maintain even temperatures in the freezer/refrigerator compartment. Replacing a worn fan restores proper airflow for consistent cooling and reduces frost buildup. What it does:

• Moves air across the evaporator coil to distribute cold air inside the cabinet
• Helps prevent excessive frost on the evaporator by maintaining steady airflow
• A failing or noisy fan can cause unusual sounds from the freezer area

• Disconnect power to the appliance before accessing the evaporator compartment
• Remove interior panels or the rear freezer liner to reach the plenum fan per your model's service instructions
• Handle the fan blade and motor carefully to avoid bending the blade or damaging the wiring