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Secures the light bulb in your freezer or refrigerator. Replace if the bulb is loose, falls out, or the clip is cracked. Confirm fit with your model number.
This overload is a thermal protection device that mounts on the motor/compressor and opens the circuit when excessive heat or current is detected. Replacing a weak or failed overload helps restore safe startup and protects the windings from damage. What it does:
Replaced the compressor's Overload and Start Relay. Read more
This gate support is the structural bracket that stabilizes the gate or flap inside your appliance, keeping it aligned and moving freely. Replacing a worn support restores smooth operation and helps eliminate noise from loose or misaligned parts.
What's included: 1 gate support Install notes:
With the new supports, I removed 4 screws and put the new pieces in place. Easy repair. Read more
I didn't know the part name or number, but found it quickly in the appliancepartspro site. I ordered the part on Tuesday. It was shipped that day and arrived on Friday. It took about 10 minutes to remove the broken part and replace it with the new. Read more
White plastic cap that covers the hinge sleeve bushing area on freezer doors. Replace if cracked, broken, or missing to restore a finished appearance.
I replaced the start relay and overload switch with the single part Overload/Relay part number AP3119971. Now it operates like new. Had no problem replacing part, just followed instructions. I was very pleased at a single part replacement for both, relay and overload. I was expecting just to replace the overload. This is much, mush better. It's been running for over a week with no problems, Read more
First replaced start capacitor but that did not work, the start kit which has a relay and overload protector is what was needed. The relay is actually the only part that was bad I believe. After pulling the relay off the compressor you could shake it and it rattled, the new one did not. Really pretty easy and definitely cheaper than a service call. Read more
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