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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

This right-hand slide and bracket assembly supports and guides a refrigerator drawer so it opens and closes smoothly. Replaces a worn or damaged slide to restore alignment and reduce sticking or wobbling of the drawer. What it does:

• Provides guided support for the right-side refrigerator drawer or bin
• Replaces broken, bent, or worn slide hardware that causes sticking or misalignment
• Helps restore smooth, quiet operation and proper drawer seating
• Prevents drawer sag and reduces binding when opening or closing

• Disconnect power to the appliance before starting any repair.
• Remove drawer/bin per the appliance manual to access mounting points; retain fasteners unless new ones are specified.
• Inspect mating slide and bracket on the cabinet for damage and clean mounting surfaces before installing.
• Use basic hand tools; check alignment and smooth operation before returning the drawer to service.

This small replacement linkage secures and positions the pan-chill assembly in compatible refrigerators, helping keep the drain/collector aligned and reducing movement or vibration. Replace a broken link to restore stable pan alignment. What it does:

• Connects and secures the pan-chill (drain/collector) assembly to the fridge framework
• Keeps the pan aligned for proper drainage and to prevent water pooling
• Reduces rattling or movement caused by a cracked or worn linkage
• Helps maintain correct spacing so adjacent components fit and operate without interference

• One linkage pan-chill mounting link

• Disconnect power to the appliance before starting work
• Access may require removing interior panels or shelving—keep fasteners organized
• Install by aligning the linkage with mating tabs and snapping or fastening into place; do not force broken plastic

This evaporator block seal replaces the rubber gasket that seals the evaporator block assembly to the freezer cabinet, helping maintain proper airflow and prevent leakage. It restores a tight seal around the evaporator block for reliable cooling performance. What it does:

• Seals the evaporator block to the cabinet to prevent warm air intrusion and water leaks
• Helps direct refrigerant-condensed water into the drain rather than inside the cabinet
• Commonly used when you see frost build-up around the evaporator or water pooling in the freezer
• Helps maintain consistent cold temperatures by preserving the sealed evaporator area

• One evaporator block seal

• Designed for field replacement; inspect surrounding gaskets and mounting surfaces for damage before installing
• Clean and dry mating surfaces thoroughly to ensure a proper seal
• Use common hand tools; avoid over-stretching or cutting the seal during installation
• Disconnect power to the appliance before servicing and follow safety precautions for refrigeration components

This foam insulation for the refrigerator manifold helps reduce heat transfer and condensation around the refrigerant/water manifold, improving temperature stability and preventing unwanted frost buildup in the cabinet area. What it does:

• Wraps and insulates the refrigerator manifold and nearby tubing to limit heat gain and condensation
• Helps maintain consistent cooling performance by reducing thermal interference with the manifold
• Reduces risk of localized frost or moisture buildup that can affect nearby components
• Be needed if existing insulation is torn, compressed, missing, or water-damaged

• Disconnect power to the appliance before servicing to avoid electrical shock
• Remove shelves, panels, or drawers as needed for access; keep track of fasteners
• Replace damaged insulation carefully to ensure full coverage of the manifold and tubing; trim if necessary for a snug fit
• If adhesive backing is present, press firmly to secure; do not block airflow or pinch tubing