Wm2477hw Parts

This inlet hose routes household water into the appliance so it can fill and operate correctly. Replacing a damaged inlet hose restores proper water flow and prevents leaks that can cause poor performance or water damage. What it does:

• Channels incoming water from the household supply into the appliance
• Stops leaks and restores normal fill when the original hose is cracked, split, or worn
• Helps correct symptoms like no water entering the appliance, slow or intermittent fill, or visible leaking at the hose connection
• Works with the appliance's valve and fittings to maintain a sealed water path

• Turn off the water supply and unplug the appliance before starting any work
• Inspect fittings and seals; replace any worn gaskets to ensure a watertight connection
• Hand-tighten connections then check for leaks; avoid overtightening plastic fittings

This power cord assembly restores a secure electrical connection to your appliance so it can safely receive power. It replaces a worn, damaged, or faulty cord to help prevent interruptions and poor contact during normal use. What it does:

• Re-establishes the appliance's main power connection for reliable operation
• Replaces frayed, burnt, or damaged cord insulation and terminals
• Can stop intermittent power loss, sparking, or poor contact at the cord connection
• Provides the correct OEM-fit electrical cord and connector interface

• Always disconnect power at the breaker or unplug the appliance before starting work.
• Tighten terminal screws securely and avoid pinching or kinking the cord.

This replacement refrigerator door handle restores a secure grip and normal door operation after a cracked, broken, or loose handle. Designed to match the original fit and finish for a clean, factory look. What it does

• Provides a functional grip so doors open and close reliably
• Replaces cracked, bent, or detached handles that prevent safe operation
• Restores proper alignment and reduces door movement or wobble
• Helps maintain an airtight seal by allowing the door to fully close

• Use basic hand tools; avoid power tools that can strip fasteners
• Keep door supported while removing/installing the handle to prevent damage
• Do not overtighten screws—secure snugly to avoid cracking the handle