Pfs22s1sbss Parts

Main cover cap for refrigerator. Protects internal components and provides finished appearance. Replace if cracked, broken, or missing. Direct fit.

Replace your refrigerator's water filter cover if cracked, broken, or missing. Ensures proper filter housing seal and protects filter cartridge. Verify fit with your model number before ordering.

Lower skirt panel for refrigerator base trim. Replaces cracked, broken, or missing bottom panels. Restores finished appearance at floor level.

Replacement nameplate lens for your refrigerator. This clear plastic cover installs over the model information plate on the exterior. Order when cracked or missing.

Refrigerator not starting or compressor failing? This PTC thermistor relay controls compressor startup. Simple plug-in replacement takes 15 minutes.

Center hinge assembly for refrigerator left-hand door. Replaces broken, worn, or damaged hinges causing door alignment issues or loose mounting.

Rubber damper bumper for refrigerators. Installs to reduce vibration and noise. Replace if worn, cracked, or missing to restore cushioning support.

Protective cover cap for refrigerator water supply tube. Replaces cracked, broken, or missing tube covers. Installs on water line connection points.

Door connector bracket for refrigerators. Secures and aligns door components for proper closure. Replace if cracked, broken, or missing to restore fit.

This rubber damping bumper cushions and reduces vibration where two appliance components meet, helping doors and panels close more softly and preventing metal-on-metal noise and wear. It's a simple replacement that restores quieter operation. What it does:

• Absorbs shock and vibration between mating parts to reduce noise
• Helps door or panel close smoothly and prevents slamming
• Prevents direct metal-on-metal contact to reduce wear and rattles
• Small, flexible pad designed to sit in a mounting recess or on a bracket

• One rubber damping bumper

• Small part; verify mounting location and orientation before removing the old bumper
• Use basic hand tools as needed; replace only after disconnecting power if working near electrical components
• Inspect surrounding brackets and fasteners for damage and clean mounting area before installing
• If adhesive is present, allow it to cure per manufacturer instructions before normal use