Tbx165atdrwh Parts

This evaporator fan blade mounts on the fan motor and circulates cold air across the evaporator coils and throughout the compartments. Replacing a cracked, warped, or loose blade restores proper airflow and stable temperatures.

• Moves air across the evaporator to distribute cooled air evenly
• Helps maintain consistent refrigerator and freezer temperatures
• Common symptoms include weak or no airflow, warm spots, frost buildup on the evaporator cover, and rattling/scraping noises
• Replace if the blade is damaged or spins loosely on the motor shaft

• Disconnect power before servicing
• Remove shelves/bins and the rear evaporator cover to access the fan
• Note blade orientation and seating depth; pull the old blade straight off the motor shaft
• Press the new blade on until fully seated; verify free spin and proper clearance before reassembly

Size: 10-12 x 1/2 inch.

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 defrost thermostat monitors evaporator temperature and controls power to the defrost heater, shutting it off at the correct point in the cycle. Replacing a failed thermostat helps clear frost and restore stable cooling and airflow.

• Senses evaporator coil temperature in the freezer
• Closes when cold to allow the defrost heater to run; opens as the coil warms to terminate defrost
• Helps prevent excessive frost buildup and maintains proper airflow
• Typical failure signs: heavy frost on the evaporator/back wall, weak airflow, warm fresh-food section, unit runs constantly or never defrosts

• Disconnect power and wear appropriate safety gloves before servicing
• Access the evaporator behind the rear freezer panel; note wire routing and original mounting on the refrigerant tubing
• Install the new thermostat in the same location with firm thermal contact; do not damage coil fins or tubing
• If your model uses spliced leads, use approved connectors and secure all joints; replace all covers before restoring power

This vinyl sleeve fits over a rod, tube, or wire in the refrigerator to protect and cushion contact points. It reduces wear and vibration and helps keep components aligned for smooth, reliable operation.

• Provides a protective barrier at contact points to prevent abrasion or marring
• Helps maintain spacing and alignment for a snug, proper fit
• Cushions to damp vibration and reduce rattles or squeaks
• Replace if the sleeve is missing, cracked, hardened, or if components feel loose or make noise

• Disconnect power; turn off the water supply if working near water lines
• Note the sleeve's original location and orientation; take a photo for reference
• Remove the old sleeve and any debris; slide the new sleeve into the same position
• Check clearance and resecure related parts before restoring power

This foam duct channels and insulates airflow inside the refrigerator, helping maintain even temperatures between compartments. Replace a torn, deformed, or missing duct to restore proper airflow and reduce warm spots, condensation, and inefficient cooling.

• Directs chilled air through the vent path for consistent cooling
• Helps seal the air passage to prevent leaks and temperature swings
• Failure can present as weak airflow, warm fresh food section, or frost/condensation near vents
• Visible damage such as crumbling, tearing, or misshaping indicates the duct should be replaced

• Disconnect power to the refrigerator before servicing
• Remove interior shelves/drawers and the relevant liner panel to access the duct; take a reference photo
• Carefully lift out the old foam, clean debris, and press the new duct fully into place so it seats and seals around the vents
• Reinstall panels and shelves, restore power, and allow up to 24 hours for temperatures to normalize

Size: 10-16 ab.

This small hardware clamp is used on select refrigerators to secure tubing or wiring to the cabinet or frame. Replaces a missing or damaged clamp to keep lines stable, reduce vibration, and help prevent rubbing or leaks.

• Secures small water tubing or electrical harnesses along the cabinet/frame
• Helps prevent vibration, rattling, and abrasion of lines
• Maintains correct routing to keep lines clear of moving or hot components
• Common clues: loose or noisy lines, chafing marks, or moisture near tubing connections

• Unplug the appliance and shut off the water supply before servicing
• Note the original location and routing; take a photo for reference
• Reuse the existing mounting screw/fastener if required; tighten only enough to hold without crushing tubing
• Restore power and water, then run and inspect for vibration and leaks

Includes 12 screws. Size: 8-18 ab.

Size: 8-32 t. Includes 12 screws.

This rear mobility wheel replaces a worn or broken wheel on the back of your refrigerator, restoring smooth rolling movement so you can pull the unit out safely for cleaning, servicing, or leveling without dragging or floor damage.

• Mounts to the rear base/roller bracket to support and roll the refrigerator for positioning or service
• Replace if the wheel is cracked, missing, flat-spotted, or seized
• Common symptoms: unit is hard to move, scrapes the floor, sits unevenly, or makes grinding noises when moved
• Helps maintain proper cabinet support during movement

• Disconnect power and turn off the water supply before servicing
• Protect flooring and use a helper—appliances are heavy and can tip
• Access the rear base area; remove the old wheel and install the new wheel using the existing hardware
• After re-positioning, re-level the refrigerator per the owner's manual

This OEM-style support secures internal components to restore proper alignment and stability. Use it to replace a cracked or worn support so shelves, drawers, and mounted parts stay in place and stop shifting or rattling. What it does:

• Stabilizes and supports internal appliance components to maintain proper alignment.
• Replaces cracked, broken, or worn supports that cause sagging, shifting, or rattling.
• Restores mounting points so shelves, drawers or panels sit and operate correctly.

• Disconnect power to the appliance before servicing to avoid shock or injury.
• Basic hand tools are typically required; you may need to remove adjacent trim or shelves for access.
• Inspect surrounding mounting points and clips; replace any additional damaged hardware.

Replacement screw that secures panels, trim and internal brackets to keep appliance components stable and rattle-free. Use when originals are missing, stripped, or broken to restore proper fit and safe operation. What it does:

• Secures panels, control housings, trim and small brackets so parts stay aligned and stable.
• Replaces missing or damaged fasteners that cause rattling, vibration, or loose assemblies.
• Keeps electrical and mechanical components properly positioned for reliable operation.
• Intended as a direct replacement where the OEM screw specified for the application is required.

• Disconnect power and unplug the appliance before starting any repair.
• Use the correct screwdriver or bit and seat the screw squarely to avoid stripping the head or threads.
• Do not overtighten—stop when snug to prevent damage to panels or plastic components.
• Keep removed screws organized; replace only with the identical OEM screw for proper fit.