Pts221cr Parts

This evaporator fan bracket secures the evaporator fan assembly behind the rear panel. A rigid, correct-fit mount preserves blade clearance and airflow across the evaporator coils for steady temperatures while minimizing vibration and noise.

• Holds the evaporator fan assembly firmly in position
• Maintains alignment and clearance to prevent fan rubbing and excess noise
• Supports proper airflow through the evaporator compartment for consistent cooling
• Replace if the bracket is cracked, warped, or loose; symptoms may include rattling, scraping sounds, or the fan contacting the shroud

• Disconnect power before servicing and use cut-resistant gloves
• Remove shelves/drawers and the rear evaporator cover to access the fan assembly
• Transfer the fan motor and existing hardware to the new bracket; ensure the blade spins freely without contact
• Avoid damaging the evaporator coils; reassemble panels and restore power to test

This ice maker fill cup directs water from the refrigerator fill tube into the ice maker mold so each cycle fills correctly. Replacing a damaged cup restores consistent ice production and helps prevent water spills. What it does:

• Channels water from the fill tube into the ice maker mold for proper tray filling.
• Prevents water from dripping into the freezer compartment when intact.
• A cracked, warped, or missing fill cup can cause underfilled ice cubes, overflowing molds, or water pooling in the freezer.
• Compatible with common top/front-mounted household ice makers that use a separate plastic fill cup.

• Disconnect power and shut off the water supply before starting work.
• Remove the ice bin or ice maker assembly as needed to access the fill cup.
• The cup typically snaps or slides into place; use gentle pressure and avoid forcing plastic tabs.

This module snugger is a small retaining piece used in the refrigerator to hold its associated module or component securely in place. Replacing a cracked or missing snugger restores a tight fit, reduces vibration and noise, and supports correct operation.

• Secures the related module or assembly to prevent shifting
• Helps maintain proper alignment for reliable performance
• Reduces rattles and wear from vibration or movement
• Typical signs it's needed: part is broken or missing, components feel loose, or you hear rattling

• Disconnect power to the refrigerator before servicing
• Note the original orientation and location; take a photo for reference
• Reuse existing fasteners or clips if applicable; avoid overtightening
• After installation, confirm the part holds the assembly firmly and that movement is smooth where intended

This hex-head screw secures refrigerator components where a 12-24 x 7/8 in fastener is specified. Replacing a missing, stripped, or rusted screw restores a tight, reliable fit for brackets, panels, and assemblies and helps eliminate vibration and rattles.

• Fastens panels, brackets, and other assemblies in the refrigerator at locations calling for this size hardware
• Replaces worn, stripped, or missing screws to restore secure mounting
• Helps correct loose or misaligned components and reduce vibration noise
• OEM size: 12-24 thread, 7/8 in length; hex head

• Disconnect power and, if applicable, shut off the water supply before service
• Match the screw to the original location; replace one at a time to maintain alignment
• Start threads by hand to avoid cross-threading; tighten snugly without overtightening
• Use an appropriate nut driver or socket that fits the hex head

This clip secures the evaporator thermistor to the evaporator tubing so the control can read coil temperature accurately. Replacing a damaged or missing clip helps restore correct cooling and defrost performance by keeping the sensor firmly in place. What it does:

• Holds the evaporator thermistor tightly against the evaporator coil/tubing for accurate temperature sensing
• Supports proper cooling regulation and defrost cycle timing
• A loose or misplaced sensor may show temperature swings, long run times, or frost buildup on the evaporator
• Restores correct sensor placement after repairs or when the original clip is lost or broken

• 1 evaporator thermistor clip

• Unplug the refrigerator; interior metal edges and fins are sharp—wear cut-resistant gloves
• Remove the evaporator cover to access the sensor; note the original sensor location and orientation
• Transfer the thermistor into the new clip and attach it at the same spot so the sensor makes firm contact; do not pinch wires
• Reinstall panels, keep wiring clear of the fan, and restore power

A replacement reversible plug door that covers and protects the appliance power inlet while letting the cord exit left or right for tidy cord routing. Restores a clean back panel appearance and helps keep the power connection protected from debris. What it does:

• Covers the power inlet opening to protect the plug and inlet from dust and debris.
• Reversible design lets you route the power cord to either side to fit against the wall.
• Helps keep the cord tucked close to the appliance so the unit can sit flush with cabinetry or walls.
• Replace when the door is cracked, broken, missing, or no longer holds the plug securely.

• Always unplug the appliance before starting any repair or inspection.
• May require access to the rear panel; check your owner's manual for disassembly steps.
• Check orientation before finalizing installation to ensure correct left/right cord routing.

This cable clamp secures refrigerator wiring to the cabinet, keeping harnesses organized and protected. Replacing a missing or damaged clamp helps prevent chafing and vibration noise while maintaining proper clearance from fans and other moving components.

• Anchors wire harnesses in their designed routing
• Helps prevent insulation wear from rubbing or vibration
• Keeps wires clear of sharp edges and moving parts
• Common signs it's needed: missing/broken clamp, loose or dangling wires, or new rattling/buzzing noises

• Disconnect power before servicing
• Access the clamp location and note original wire routing
• Position the clamp and secure with the existing fastener; do not overtighten
• Ensure wires aren't pinched and have clearance from the fan/compressor before restoring power

This replacement defrost heater warms the freezer's evaporator area during the automatic defrost cycle. It melts accumulated frost so air can circulate, helping maintain stable temperatures and preventing ice buildup on the back wall.

• Heats the evaporator to clear frost and ice during defrost
• Helps keep airflow passages and the defrost drain path open
• Common symptoms of a failed heater: heavy frost on the back panel/coils, poor cooling or warm sections, fan noise from ice contact, cooling returns temporarily after a manual defrost
• Typically located behind the rear freezer panel

• Disconnect power before servicing; wear cut-resistant gloves
• Access the evaporator by removing the freezer's rear panel; thaw heavy ice before removal
• Transfer any clips/brackets and route wires exactly as original, keeping them away from plastic parts
• After installation, ensure wiring connections are secure and the heater is not contacting plastic surfaces

This condenser fan mounting bracket secures the condenser fan motor and blade in the correct position to move air across the coils. Replacing a cracked or bent bracket restores stable mounting, reduces vibration, and helps maintain proper condenser airflow.

• Holds the condenser fan motor/blade assembly in alignment for proper airflow through the condenser
• Maintains clearance to prevent the fan blade from rubbing or contacting nearby components
• Helps reduce rattling, vibration, or scraping noises from the rear of the refrigerator
• Damage or misalignment can contribute to restricted condenser airflow and warmer temperatures

• Disconnect power and pull the refrigerator away from the wall to access the rear service area
• Remove the rear lower access panel; note wiring and hardware locations
• Support the fan motor/blade while removing the old bracket; transfer motor, blade, grommets, and screws to the new bracket
• The fan spins freely with proper clearance and correct airflow direction before reassembly

This SCR is a solid-state switching module that controls on/off power flow in select appliance circuits. Replacing a failed SCR helps stop intermittent operation and restores reliable switching for affected motors or heating elements. What it does:

• Regulates electrical switching in the control circuit to turn motors or heaters on and off.
• Used where a solid-state switch is required for smooth, repeatable control.
• Symptoms of a failing SCR: appliance won't start, runs intermittently, hums without operating, or a controlled circuit does not respond.
• Restores proper switching when the original SCR is shorted, open, or erratic.

• Disconnect power to the appliance before beginning service; follow lockout/tagout procedures.
• Handle as an electronic component—avoid static discharge and protect the spade terminals from bending or contamination.
• Ensure correct orientation and secure mounting; reconnect wiring exactly as shown on the appliance wiring diagram.

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This refrigerator switch actuator is the small linkage that presses a microswitch when the matching lever or door moves. Replacing a worn or broken actuator helps restore reliable response when you press the control or close the door.

• Engages the microswitch when the associated lever or mechanism is pressed
• Transfers motion from the user control to trigger the intended function
• Helps maintain proper alignment for consistent switch engagement
• Common clues it's failing: no response unless pressed hard, intermittent operation, or visible damage/missing piece

• Disconnect power to the refrigerator before servicing; also turn off the water supply
• Note the actuator's orientation and take a quick photo before removal
• Use small tools to release locking tabs; avoid prying against the microswitch or wiring
• After installation, manually press the actuator to confirm the switch clicks and responds before reassembly

This condenser assembly is the condenser coil used in compatible refrigerators to release heat from the refrigerant so the appliance can cool efficiently. Replacing a damaged coil helps restore proper cooling performance and energy use. What it does:

• Circulates refrigerant through the condenser coil to dissipate heat from the refrigeration system
• Supports normal compressor cycling and helps maintain steady internal temperatures
• Common symptom fixes: reduces long run times, improves inadequate or uneven cooling, and addresses overheating or noisy compressor operation
• Works with the condenser fan and other sealed-system components to complete the heat-exchange process

• Disconnect power to the refrigerator before servicing to avoid electric shock
• Access commonly from the rear lower panel or front grille; may require removal of kick plate or back cover
• Avoid damaging the coil fins; handle carefully and use fin comb if needed

This stand off is a small mounting spacer that secures and spaces internal components, restoring proper alignment and reducing panel movement or vibration for quieter, more reliable operation. What it does:

• Provides a solid mounting point to hold panels, brackets or wiring harnesses in place.
• Replaces broken, cracked or missing standoffs that allow components to shift or rub.
• Helps stop rattling, buzzing or misalignment caused by loose mounting points.
• Keeps proper clearance between parts to prevent wear or chafing over time.

• Disconnect power to the appliance before starting any repair.
• Remove the affected panel or access cover to reach the damaged standoff.
• Replace the old standoff with the new part; retain and reuse any existing screws or fasteners unless damaged.
• Hand-tighten mounting hardware and test the appliance; avoid overtightening plastic standoffs.

This temperature control board assembly manages refrigerator temperature settings and signals to the cooling system for reliable, consistent operation. Replaces a failed control board to restore temperature regulation and user interface response. What it does:

• Regulates temperature setpoints and sends signals to the compressor, fans and defrost system
• Restores responsive front-panel controls and temperature display behavior
• Works as the central electronic controller coordinating cooling cycles

• Disconnect power before starting; risk of electric shock if not de-energized
• Handle the board by the edges and avoid static discharge (use ESD protection if available)
• Verify connector fit and orientation before fastening; do not force connectors