Parts for Kitchenaid KBRS22KGBL0: 06 - Unit Parts

Size: 8-32 x .312 inch.

Fixes frost buildup on freezer coils and warm fridge temps. This defrost heater melts ice during automatic cycles. Moderate DIY, requires access panel removal.

This overload is a thermal protection device that mounts on the motor/compressor and opens the circuit when excessive heat or current is detected. Replacing a weak or failed overload helps restore safe startup and protects the windings from damage. What it does:

• Monitors motor/compressor temperature and current draw
• Interrupts power on overheat/overload to prevent damage
• Aids troubleshooting of start/run issues when paired with the start device
• Common symptoms: hums then clicks off, won't start, intermittent shutdown, frequent tripping

• 1 thermal overload protector

• Disconnect power before servicing; allow components to cool
• Access the terminal area on the motor/compressor; remove any cover
• Note/photograph wire positions; transfer wires and fully seat the new overload on the correct terminal
• Inspect the start relay, capacitor, and terminals for heat damage; replace any compromised parts

Frost buildup on freezer wall or evaporator coils? This defrost thermostat triggers the defrost cycle to prevent ice accumulation. DIY-friendly repair.

Fix a refrigerator that won't cool or clicks repeatedly. This compressor start relay powers the start winding to help your compressor run. DIY repair.

Drier tube for refrigerators. Installs in the sealed refrigeration system to remove moisture. Replace if cracked, corroded, or during compressor repairs.

Fix a refrigerator that won't cool or runs constantly with this compressor. Essential sealed system component. Professional installation recommended.

Fridge warm but freezer cold? Frost buildup on coils? Your defrost timer may be failing. This control manages automatic defrost cycles. 15-min DIY fix.

Size: 1/4 inch hex head, 10-12 x 1/2 inch.

This replacement screw secures specified refrigerator components—such as covers, brackets, and internal panels—so they stay properly mounted. Replace a missing, stripped, or corroded fastener to restore a tight, rattle-free fit and reliable operation.