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Refrigerator won't cool or compressor won't start? This start device initiates compressor function at startup. Moderately easy DIY repair.
Pantry drawer not cooling or lights not working? This wiring harness connects electrical components for proper temperature control in your refrigerator.
Fix temperature fluctuations, defrost issues, or complete control failure with this refrigerator electronic control board. Moderately challenging repair.
Fix interior lights that won't turn on or water dispenser issues with this refrigerator door switch. Easy DIY repair with video guide included.
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The Drip Pan is an OEM part for Whirlpool refrigerators. Located beneath the refrigerator, it collects and holds water that drips from the defrost system, preventing it from leaking onto the floor.
Causes of a bad drip pan can include cracks or holes from physical damage, warping from exposure to temperature fluctuations, or excessive buildup of dirt and mold.
Symptoms of a bad drip pan include:
This OEM Whirlpool part is also compatible with Maytag, KitchenAid, Jenn-Air, Amana, Magic Chef, Admiral, Norge, Roper and some Kenmore models.
I had my grandson, as he is more agile, replace the Drip Pan. The only real issue was the removing and reinstalling the Fan module. Strongly suggest to view the provided Video a couple of time to save frustration. As not in video, you do not need to remove the water line as the whole back panel will just fold up and out of the way. A 1/4" nut driver is the only tool you need. What drove me to replace the Drip Pan (it was cracked) was a water leak from underneath the freezer door and inside... Read more
Seals the ice chute opening on your freezer door to block warm air and prevent frost buildup. Replace if ice clumps near dispenser or moisture appears.
This replacement screw secures panels, brackets, and other components in your appliance to keep them aligned and rattle-free. Replacing worn, stripped, or missing hardware restores a tight fit and helps maintain safe, quiet operation.
I ordered two replacement baffles and screws, then lifted the top of the dryer to access the drum and installed the two new baffles. Read more
Replace your cracked, broken, or missing refrigerator door bin. Snaps into factory slots to hold bottles, jars, and condiments securely on the door.
Nightmare renter broke bin and had to replace it. It was easy to identify and replace! Surprised at how expensive parts are- but glad I was able to find and fix easily. Read more
Replacement drawer glide rail for refrigerator crisper or snack drawers. Installs on the interior wall. Needed when the original is cracked or broken.
I used the brand and model number of the fridge to look up the part number. This website had the part in stock and shipped it fast. The fix is easy to do. Getting the right part and finding one in stock is a little harder. Appliance Parts Pros has a web chat that was very helpful in making sure I got the right part. Tip: Be gentle when opening the drawer with a load in it. If it slams the stop at the end it breaks. Read more
Ice clumping or frost around your dispenser? This ice chute door gasket seals out warm air to prevent buildup. Straightforward DIY replacement.
Ordered new gaskets for both doors and drawers. Watched the YouTube videos and the replacement parts for precisely! Excellent turnaround time for delivery. Read more
Compressor clicking on and off every 5 minutes? Freezer warming up? This inverter control board regulates compressor operation in modern refrigerators.
Replaced the inverter box. Read more
Replace a damaged or missing rear compartment cover to restore proper airflow over condenser components. Protects compressor area from dust and debris.
Ice maker overflowing or not stopping? This shut-off arm extension clips onto the bail arm to help the bin detect when full. Simple 5-minute fix.
Purchased Appliance Parts Pros replacement ice maker, removed the defective unit, matched the proper wiring harness using the wiring color codes at the P and J side connectors. Approximately 1 hour following the installation, I delightfully heard the first set of cubes ! Read more
This is a gear shaft that serves as part of the drawer slide mechanism in the freezer section of your refrigerator. It helps the freezer drawer glide smoothly in and out on its track. Replace this shaft if the freezer drawer sticks, wobbles, or does not open and close properly.
Put the new parts I bought from you on and made some fixing on the rails and done? Great part and fast shipping, thanks Read more
This is a mounting support bracket that holds the fresh food compartment fan motor in place inside the refrigerator. The fan circulates cold air throughout the fresh food section to maintain even temperatures. Replace this support if the fan motor is loose, vibrating excessively, or making rattling noises due to a cracked or broken bracket.
Checked and found the evaporator frozen causing the fan to stop working. Took the interior panels off and applied a blow dryer to the ice, once the ice melted I cut the tabs on the grommet holding the fan since everything is thin plastic and replaced the grommet and fan. Placed everything back and found no further issues. Tools I used were a small flat head screwdriver to pry the panels off and a 1/4 socket to remove the center drawer (4), water filter cover (2), and the ice maker (2). Not too... Read more
Freezer or fridge light not working even with a new bulb? This light socket provides the electrical connection. Basic DIY repair with video guide.
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