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Outer door panel for refrigerator. Installs on the exterior of the refrigerator door. Replace if cracked, dented, discolored, or damaged.
Usually ships within 4 - 14 days
Outer door panel for refrigerator freezer section. Replaces cracked, dented, or discolored panels. Restores appearance and insulation integrity.
Refrigerator not cooling or running constantly? This compressor kit includes the compressor, filter dryer, and process stub to restore proper cooling.
60-gram R600a isobutane refrigerant can restores cooling in qualifying refrigerators and freezers with low charge. Verify your system uses R600a before use.
Supports and guides your refrigerator drawer for smooth opening and closing. Replace this slide assembly if cracked, worn, corroded, or causing misalignment.
I purchased a used 42" GE Monogram refrigerator. It originally retailed for $5,600 and I paid $2,200. Everything was supposed to be in good working condition...but the ice maker didn't work. It was under warranty but rather than wait on them to come fix it, I got online and found Appliance Parts Pro. I found exactly what I needed, watched the video and replaced the ice maker myself. I am not a "fix-it" kind of guy, but this was extremely easy. Read more
This QC seal damper is the refrigerator air damper that helps control and seal airflow between compartments to keep temperatures stable and reduce energy loss. Replacing a worn damper restores proper airflow regulation. What it does:
Replaced the divertor doors. It is working perfectly now. Even the bottom crisper drawers. Read more
This is in a 15 year old Built-in Monogram that had the compressor replaced a few years ago. Before discovering the motor failure I replaced the main board since a Refrigeration Contractor I know said that if it wasn't bad it would be soon since those parts typically only last around eight years. The motor replacement is pretty simple; more time is spent getting to the motor and re-assembling everything than actually changing the motor. The trickiest part is getting the fan set correctly on... Read more
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