Drip Pan Parts

This replacement overflow shield directs excess water away from sensitive components to help prevent leaks and water damage in the appliance. It restores proper drainage protection when the original shield is cracked, warped, or missing. What it does:

• Channels overflow or stray water away from critical areas to reduce risk of leaks
• Replaces damaged, cracked, or missing overflow shielding
• Helps maintain proper drainage pathways and component protection
• Commonly used when you see water pooling or dripping near the shielded area

• One overflow shield

• Inspect surrounding seals and fasteners; replace any that are damaged before installing the new shield
• Installation typically requires basic hand tools; secure the shield in the original mounting points
• Disconnect power to the appliance before starting work and restore power only after reassembly

Includes 4 of drip pan #316011403

The Dispenser Drip Tray is an OEM part for Whirlpool refrigerators featuring internal or through-the-door dispensers. Located below the dispenser mechanism, it collects residual liquid and prevents spills. The drip tray's angled design helps direct any drips into its drainage port.

Symptoms of a faulty dispenser drip tray include:

• Puddles or spills below the dispenser area
• Wetness inside refrigerator walls near the dispenser system  
• Mold growth from unattended moisture collecting

Causes may involve cracks that create leaks, clogged drains impair drainage, or a loose or damaged seal around the tray.

This OEM replacement fits many Whirlpool, Maytag, KitchenAid and Kenmore models.

This replacement drip tray catches and channels excess water beneath the appliance to help prevent puddles and floor damage. It restores the original drain path so condensate and minor leaks drain safely away. What it does:

• Collects and directs water away from the appliance base to prevent pooling on the floor
• Helps contain leaks from defrost or drain systems to limit damage to surrounding areas
• Can reduce musty odors and water stains caused by trapped moisture
• Fits into the appliance base to restore original water collection and drainage

• One drip tray

• Disconnect power to the appliance before servicing
• Remove lower access panels or kickplate as needed to access the tray
• Align the tray with the chassis rails or mounting tabs and slide or snap into place
• Inspect surrounding seals and drain paths; if you find corrosion or other damage, replace those parts as needed.

This pan unit is the replacement drip pan that fits under a cooktop burner to catch spills and crumbs, helping keep the range surface cleaner and simplifying cleanup. It restores the original drip collection function. What it does:

• Collects spills, crumbs and drips beneath the burner to prevent messes from reaching internal components
• Helps contain liquids and solids for easier surface cleaning
• Preserves cooktop appearance and reduces grime buildup that can affect performance
• Provides the correct bowl shape and support for burner elements

• Ensure the cooktop is completely cool and power (and gas, if applicable) is turned off before installing
• Remove old pan by lifting out the burner element (if applicable) and sliding the pan free; reverse to install
• Handle edges carefully—sheet metal can be sharp

This drip tray catches and channels defrost and condensation water to prevent pooling under the appliance. It restores proper water flow and helps protect floors from leaks when placed correctly under the evaporator area. What it does

• Collects defrost and condensation water from the evaporator area
• Directs water to the drain system or evaporation zone to prevent leaks
• Helps stop water pooling or dripping beneath the appliance
• Reduces risk of moisture-related odors and floor damage when functioning properly

• Disconnect power to the appliance before accessing internal parts
• Access from the freezer/refrigerator bottom or back panel per your model's service guide
• Slide or snap the tray into the mounting location; ensure proper alignment with drain channels
• Inspect surrounding seals and drain lines for clogs or damage while replacing the tray