Pss26nstc Refrigerator Parts

This door foam assembly replaces the insulation inside a refrigerator door to help restore thermal performance and reduce condensation. It fits behind the door panel and improves the cabinet's ability to hold cold air. What it does:

• Replaces damaged or compressed insulation inside the refrigerator door to improve temperature retention
• Helps reduce frost buildup and moisture/condensation on the door interior
• Restores proper door cavity insulation that can reduce compressor runtime caused by air leakage
• Works behind the inner door panel; not a door gasket/seal itself

• Disconnect power to the appliance before beginning any disassembly.
• Installation typically requires removal of the inner door panel; keep fasteners and clips in order.
• Handle the foam carefully to avoid tearing; some applications use adhesive or retainers to secure the foam.

This is a mobility screw used to secure mobility-related components in compatible appliances, providing a reliable fastener for stable operation and correct alignment. It replaces worn or missing screws to restore secure mounting. What it does

• Fastens and secures mobility/bracket components to prevent movement or misalignment.
• Helps maintain proper alignment of moving parts that can cause noise or binding when loose.
• Commonly replaced when mounting points are stripped, damaged, or missing.
• Small replacement part that supports overall appliance stability and safe operation.

• One screw as shown/packaged by the manufacturer.

• Use the correct screwdriver or bit to avoid stripping the screw head.
• Ensure the appliance is powered off and disconnected from the power source before accessing internal components.
• Do not overtighten; snug to manufacturer torque or until the part is secure.
• If mounting hardware or threaded inserts are damaged, replace or repair those components before installing this screw.

This discharge pan collects and channels defrost and condensate water away from the evaporator area to help prevent leaks and puddling in the cabinet. It restores proper water routing for safe, reliable cooling performance. What it does:

• Collects melt and condensate water from the evaporator/chill area and directs it to the drain or evaporator heater
• Prevents water from pooling inside the cabinet that can cause leaks or damage
• Replaces cracked, warped, or corroded pans that allow water to escape the drain path
• Helps reduce musty odors and ice buildup caused by standing water

• Inspect mounting tabs, seals, and drain path before installing; replace any damaged clips or gaskets
• Power off the appliance and disconnect power before servicing to avoid shock or injury
• Handle edges carefully; secure the pan so it sits flat and the drain outlet aligns with the drain tube

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.