Rer406pod Parts

This strike plate fits the door latch assembly to provide a secure contact point for the latch so the appliance door closes and stays latched. It restores proper door alignment and reliable closing action. What it does:

• Provides a durable contact surface for the door latch to engage
• Helps the door close fully and remain securely latched
• Reduces rattling or misalignment caused by a worn or damaged strike
• Can prevent door-open errors or improper sealing related to latch engagement

• Disconnect power to the appliance before starting any repair
• Remove the access panel or door trim to reach the strike; keep fasteners organized
• Align the strike plate with the latch before tightening screws to ensure smooth engagement

This left hinge pin secures and guides a refrigerator door's pivot at the hinge assembly, restoring proper alignment and smooth opening. Use it to stop door sag, eliminate catching, and help the seal close evenly. What it does:

• Fits into the left hinge assembly to act as the pivot point for the door
• Keeps the door aligned so it opens and closes smoothly
• Prevents door sag and rubbing that can cause gaps or uneven sealing
• Common symptoms this part helps with: door won't stay closed, door leans or drags, noisy or stiff hinge movement

• One left-side hinge pin

• Support the door before removing hinge fasteners to prevent injury or damage
• Remove items from the door and, if present, disconnect any electrical connectors on the door first
• Use proper tools and keep track of hinge screws/washers during reassembly

This airwash panel is the exterior trim piece that directs airflow and finishes the appliance's airwash area, restoring appearance and proper airflow where the original panel is cracked, dented, or worn. It's a direct-fit cosmetic and airflow component. What it does

• Replaces damaged or cracked airwash trim to restore the appliance's finished look
• Helps maintain intended airflow path for the airwash/venting area
• Stops drafts and reduces light debris entry where the original panel failed
• Addresses visible damage or cosmetic wear that doesn't affect internal mechanics

• One airwash panel

• Disconnect power (and water if appliance type requires) before servicing
• Remove surrounding trim or fasteners to access and replace the panel; keep screws and clips for reinstallation
• Use common hand tools; avoid force to prevent cracking adjacent plastic