Wgg550sobsoo Parts

This lower refrigerator door liner is the inner panel that restores the door's interior surface and supports shelves and accessories. Replacing a damaged liner helps secure door components and keeps the interior organized and protected. What it does:

• Provides the finished interior surface of the lower refrigerator door and mounts for shelves/retainers
• Restores mounting points and shelf stability when the liner is cracked or broken
• Helps maintain proper spacing for door seals and accessories
• Covers insulation and internal door components for a clean interior appearance

• Disconnect power to the appliance and empty the door before starting
• Replacement typically requires removing the door and transferring shelves, retainers, and insulation as needed
• Use correct fasteners and alignment to avoid stress on mounting tabs
• If mounting tabs or associated hardware are damaged, replace them to ensure a secure fit

This side panel assembly replaces a damaged or bent outer side wall to restore the appliance's exterior fit and finish. It provides a stable mounting surface and helps protect internal components from dust and damage. What it does:

• Replaces a cracked, dented, or rusted side panel to improve appearance and structural support
• Restores proper alignment for doors, controls, or adjacent panels
• Helps keep internal parts and wiring protected from debris and moisture
• Can reduce rattles or vibration caused by a loose or warped side panel

• One complete side panel assembly as shown

• Installation requires removing screws and possibly adjacent trim; keep hardware organized for reassembly
• Power off and disconnect the appliance before starting any repair
• Handle edges carefully — panel edges may be sharp
• If mounting holes don't align, do not force; verify panel orientation and hardware match your appliance

This electronic control board is the appliance's central command module that manages cycles, timers and user inputs to restore normal operation. Replacing a failed control can return proper cycle selection and timed functions. What it does:

• Receives and processes user commands from the console and sends signals to motors, valves and heaters.
• Controls cycle timing, start/stop functions and display responses.
• Commonly used when the appliance won't start, displays error codes, or cycles won't advance.
• Also replaced for intermittent operation, unresponsive buttons or incorrect cycle behavior.

• One electronic control board

• Disconnect power before starting work to avoid shock; verify power is off with a meter if available.
• Handle board by edges and avoid touching components or connectors; ground yourself to prevent ESD damage.
• Follow OEM disassembly steps for console/panel removal; keep fasteners and wiring organized for reassembly.
• If the unit has stored error codes, record them first — codes may indicate related component failures to address.

This broiler pan restores a sturdy broiling surface in your oven. It holds food for high-heat broiling while the lower tray catches drippings to help reduce smoke and keep the oven cavity cleaner.

• Provides a durable surface for broiling under the broil element or flame
• Collects grease and juices beneath the food during high-heat cooking
• Replaces pans that are missing, warped, chipped, or heavily rusted
• Helps cut down on smoke and mess from burnt-on residue on a damaged pan

• Allow the oven to cool completely before handling
• Slide the pan onto the appropriate rack position per your model's instructions; no tools required
• Use oven mitts—surfaces and edges can be hot after broiling
• If your model uses a separate broiler grid or rack, position it on top of the pan before cooking

This upper door insulation restores the door's thermal barrier to help the refrigerator/freezer hold temperature and reduce condensation. It replaces deteriorated or missing insulation to improve cold-air retention and reduce frost build-up. What it does:

• Replaces worn or damaged insulation inside the upper door cavity
• Helps limit heat transfer to maintain interior temperature
• Reduces condensation and frost forming on the door liner
• Can address symptoms like uneven cooling, warm spots near the door, or excessive frost

• Disconnect power to the appliance before starting any service
• Access requires removing the inner door liner or trim—keep screws and clips organized for reassembly
• Position insulation without compressing; use the original retainer clips or adhesive as OEM specified
• Dispose of old insulation per local regulations and check door seal condition after reinstall

This oven door gasket creates a tight seal around the oven door to help keep heat and moisture inside for more even baking and cooking. It replaces a worn or torn seal to reduce heat loss and improve oven performance. What it does:

• Seals the oven door to prevent heat and smoke from leaking during operation
• Helps maintain consistent oven temperatures for more even cooking and baking
• Reduces energy loss and prevents exterior surfaces from getting excessively hot
• Addresses symptoms like visible gaps, burned or brittle rubber, smoke escaping, or longer cook times

• Disconnect power to electric ovens or shut off gas supply and pilot for gas ovens before installing
• Allow the oven to cool completely before starting work to avoid burns
• Remove the oven door or open it per your model's service instructions to access the gasket channel; replace gasket by seating it evenly around the door frame
• Inspect the gasket channel for debris and clean before installing; do not use adhesives unless specified by the manufacturer