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This rail holder secures the lower right shelf/rail inside the freezer, restoring proper support and alignment for drawers and shelving. Replaces a worn or broken holder to stop sagging or uneven drawers. What it does:

• Holds the freezer's lower right rail or shelf in place for stable storage
• Restores correct alignment for drawers and sliding components
• Prevents shelf or drawer from sagging, catching, or coming loose
• Works with factory mounting points for a direct-fit replacement

• Disconnect power to the appliance before starting any repair
• Remove the freezer shelf or drawer to access the rail holder as needed
• Reuse existing screws if undamaged; replace fasteners if stripped or corroded
• Handle plastic components carefully to avoid cracking during installation

A replacement cam closure that helps the refrigerator/freezer door latch and close smoothly to maintain a proper seal. Fits into the door hinge/closure assembly to restore correct door movement and alignment. What it does:

• Guides and supports the door as it closes to help the gasket seat evenly
• Helps prevent door sagging, misalignment, or incomplete latching
• Restores consistent door travel and engagement with the strike/latch
• Commonly replaced when the door feels loose, sticks, or does not fully close

• Safety first: unplug the appliance or disconnect power before beginning work
• Remove door trim or hinge covers as needed to access the cam; keep track of fasteners
• Align the cam with the hinge/closure assembly and test door movement before reassembling

This spring water conduit is a protective coil that fits over a refrigerator water supply tube to prevent kinking and abrasion, helping maintain steady water flow to the dispenser/ice maker. It's a simple replacement that restores proper routing and protection for the water line. What it does:

• Protects the water supply tube from sharp bends, kinks, and wear
• Helps keep the water line routed correctly behind the appliance
• Reduces the chance of flow restrictions caused by pinched tubing
• Can prevent rubbing damage where the line contacts cabinet edges

• One spring water conduit

• Disconnect power and shut off the water supply before starting work
• Remove access panels as needed to reach the water line; slide the conduit over the tubing to cover the exposed run
• Ensure the tubing is free of sharp bends and that the conduit seats where needed; restore panels and water/power, then check for leaks