Drip Pan Parts

This trough drain is the molded drain channel that guides defrost and condensation water safely to the refrigerator drain system, helping prevent puddling and water damage under the cabinet. What it does

• Collects and channels meltwater and condensation from the evaporator/defrost area into the drain outlet
• Helps prevent water pooling inside the freezer or under the fridge base
• Reduces risk of ice buildup and recurring water leaks in the cabinet
• Restores proper drainage when a cracked or clogged trough causes overflow

• One trough drain

• Disconnect power to the appliance before starting any repair
• Remove food, shelves, and access panels as needed to reach the drain trough
• Inspect surrounding seals and the drain tube for clogs or damage when replacing the trough
• Follow steps for proper removal and reinstallation; use OEM fasteners and gaskets if required

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 defrost pan is the refrigerator drain/drip tray that catches and channels water from the automatic defrost cycle to the evaporator/transit area. It prevents water from pooling under the fridge and directs meltwater to the drain system. What it does:

• Collects condensate and defrost runoff from the evaporator during the defrost cycle
• Channels water toward the drain/evaporator area to evaporate safely
• Helps prevent water pooling or leaks under the refrigerator cabinet
• Supports proper defrost operation when aligned with the drain tube

• One defrost pan/drip tray

• Disconnect power before service to reduce risk of shock
• Remove front kick plate or access panel to reach and slide out the old pan
• Inspect and clear the drain tube before reinstalling to ensure proper flow
• Handle carefully to avoid cracking plastic or cutting on sharp cabinet edges

This evaporator trough (drip pan) catches and channels defrost and condensation water away from the freezer evaporator, helping prevent leaks and water accumulation. It restores proper drainage and reduces ice build-up near the evaporator area. What it does:

• Collects defrost melt and condensation from the evaporator coils
• Directs water to the drain or evaporator fan area to prevent pooling
• Helps reduce ice buildup and moisture-related odors around the evaporator
• Commonly replaced when cracked, warped, or leaking after defrost cycles

• One evaporator trough

• Disconnect power to the appliance before servicing to avoid shock
• Access typically requires removing the evaporator cover and possibly the evaporator fan assembly
• Inspect surrounding seals and drain components when replacing to ensure proper fit and drainage
• Use caution with sharp sheet-metal edges and refrigerant lines

This replacement skirt is the lower front kick panel that restores the appliance's finished appearance and protects internal components at the base. It gives a clean look and covers vents, trim, and access openings. What it does:

• Replaces a cracked, dented, or missing lower front panel to improve appearance
• Protects base-mounted components and wiring from accidental contact and debris
• Helps maintain proper airflow through the lower front area by covering openings as designed
• Prevents drafts and keeps pets/children from accessing internal openings

• Disconnect power (and water if applicable) before beginning any work
• Typically fastens with clips or screws; have basic hand tools (screwdriver) ready
• Align tabs/clips and press or fasten securely; avoid overtightening to prevent damage

This evaporator tray collects defrost and condensation water from the evaporator assembly to help prevent leaks and water pooling inside the refrigerator. It fits under the evaporator to route meltwater to the drain system. What it does:

• Catches and channels defrost/condensation water away from internal components
• Helps prevent water pooling or dripping inside the fresh food or freezer compartments
• Supports proper defrost drainage to reduce ice buildup around the evaporator
• Works with the drain tube and pan to direct water toward the drain and evaporator pan

• Disconnect power to the appliance before beginning service
• Access may require removing interior panels or the evaporator cover—handle evaporator fins and sensors with care
• Inspect and clear the drain tube and gasket while replacing the tray for optimal performance

This right-side refrigerator pan unit catches and channels defrost and drain water to prevent pooling under the cabinet. It replaces a cracked, warped or damaged right pan so the fridge drains properly and avoids leaks. What it does:

• Collects defrost and condensation water from the evaporator area on the right side
• Channels drain water to the main drain or evaporator tray to prevent floor leaks
• Replaces damaged or warped pans that cause water pooling or odors
• Helps maintain proper drainage during defrost cycles

• One right-side pan unit (gray) as pictured

• Disconnect the refrigerator from power before beginning work
• Remove food, shelves and access panels as needed to reach the pan area
• Handle the pan carefully; align drain outlets and any mounting tabs or clips before fastening
• If water leakage continues after installation, check and clear the drain tube and heater assembly per the model's service instructions