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The Gasket-Door (black) is an OEM component specifically designed for Whirlpool refrigerators. This rubber gasket forms a seal around the perimeter of the refrigerator door opening. It helps maintain interior temperatures and humidity levels.

Symptoms of a bad door gasket include:

• Inability to properly chill compartments and freezing performance issues  
• Excessive frost or moisture inside refrigerator sections
• Higher energy costs from inefficient temperature regulation
• Warm air infiltration indicated by higher than normal interior temps

Causes of degraded gasket performance typically include cracks, tears or compression set deterioration that compromise the sealed barrier over many years of use. 

This OEM Whirlpool part is also compatible with Maytag, KitchenAid, Jenn-Air, Amana, Magic Chef, Admiral, Norge, Roper, and Kenmore models. 

This is a replacement mounting screw used to secure the defrost timer assembly to the refrigerator control housing, restoring proper fastening and preventing the timer from shifting or vibrating during operation. What it does:

• Secures the defrost timer to the control housing so the timer stays in position.
• Prevents vibration or movement that can cause intermittent contact or noisy operation.
• Helps maintain reliable defrost cycle timing by keeping the timer properly aligned.
• Addresses symptoms such as a loose or missing fastener, rattling behind the control panel, or a timer that shifts when the door is opened.

• Unplug the appliance before starting work to prevent electrical shock.
• Access the control housing or timer bracket per your model's service instructions.
• Use the correct screwdriver or driver bit; do not overtighten—stop when snug to avoid stripping.
• Retain removed hardware for reference and compare screw length/threads before installing.

This refrigerator door gasket creates an airtight seal around the door to help keep cold in and moisture out, preserving food freshness and improving cooling efficiency. What it does:

• Seals the refrigerator door to prevent warm air entry and cold air loss
• Helps reduce frost buildup and condensation inside the refrigerator
• Can improve temperature stability and reduce run time when the seal is compromised
• Addresses symptoms such as visible gaps around the door, warm spots, or excess frost

• One refrigerator door gasket

• Inspect door frame for damage or debris and clean sealing surface before installing
• Warm the gasket slightly to make positioning easier; avoid open flames or excessive heat
• Work around the door edges to seat the gasket evenly; some fasteners or retainer channels may need to be adjusted

A small retainer clip that secures panels, hoses or wiring to keep components in place and reduce noise from loose parts. Replacing a worn or broken clip restores proper fit and helps prevent intermittent contact or rattling. What it does

• Secures trim, panels, hoses or wire harnesses to mounting points to prevent movement.
• Keeps components aligned so switches and seals engage correctly.
• Stops rattling or vibrating noises caused by loose parts.
• Helps prevent abrasion or chafing of wires and hoses by holding them away from edges.

• Install by snapping or sliding the clip into the factory mounting slot; use needle-nose pliers if needed.
• Power off and unplug the appliance before accessing internal parts.
• Inspect surrounding mounts and mating tabs for damage; replace if worn for a secure fit.
• If removal is difficult, apply a small amount of penetrating lubricant and work carefully to avoid breaking adjacent plastic.

This electronic control board manages the appliance's user interface and cycle controls, restoring responsive buttons, accurate cycle selection, and timed operation. Replacing a faulty board fixes control and timing issues without replacing the entire console. What it does:

• Controls the front-panel buttons, touchpad signals, and cycle selection logic
• Sends start/stop and timing commands to motors, valves, and heaters
• Resolves intermittent operation or incorrect cycle behavior when board failure is confirmed

• One electronic control board

• Disconnect power at the source before inspecting or replacing the control to avoid shock
• Handle the board by the edges and avoid contact with components to prevent electrostatic damage
• Reassemble the console panels in the original order