Thermador Phe 38 Parts

This feeler arm is the small detection lever used on the ice maker to sense ice level and stop the fill cycle. It helps the ice maker avoid overfilling and keeps ice production consistent. What it does:

• Detects ice buildup in the bin and signals the ice maker to stop the fill cycle
• Prevents overfilling that can cause ice clumps or jamming
• Restores correct ice-level sensing when a broken or bent arm prevents cycling

• Disconnect power to the refrigerator before beginning work
• Often snaps or slides into a clip on the ice maker; remove the ice bin or ice maker cover for access
• Handle carefully to avoid bending; align the arm so it moves freely through its full range

This support slide secures and guides a refrigerator freezer basket so it opens and closes smoothly. It replaces worn or broken slides to restore proper basket movement and prevent sagging or jamming. What it does:

• Guides the basket along its track for smooth in-and-out motion
• Supports basket weight to prevent tilting or sagging
• Replaces worn, cracked, or damaged slides that cause sticking or misalignment
• Helps reduce noise from a loose or unstable basket

• Disconnect power to the appliance before beginning repair
• You may need to remove the basket to access the slide; keep fasteners for reassembly
• Install by aligning the slide in its track and securing any clips or screws as required

This left-side basket support slide holds and guides a refrigerator's slide-out basket, restoring smooth movement and proper alignment so the basket opens and closes without sagging or binding. What it does:

• Supports the left side of a slide-out refrigerator basket or drawer
• Guides the basket along its track for smooth, controlled sliding
• Prevents sagging, misalignment, or catching when opening or closing the basket
• Helps maintain even spacing and stable basket seating during use

• One left-side support slide

• Disconnect power and remove food/ice from the area before starting
• Typical installation involves removing the drawer, aligning the slide, and securing it in the existing mounts or clips
• Use basic hand tools; do not force parts into position—verify proper seating and smooth operation before reassembly