Parts for Frigidaire RT174LCW0: 03 - Cabinet Parts

Replace a cracked or broken motor mounting bracket causing excessive vibration or motor misalignment. Simple hand tool installation in 15-20 minutes.

Replacement screw for various appliances. Used to secure panels, components, or housing. Replace if stripped, corroded, missing, or damaged hardware.

Fix a loose or vibrating trimmer motor with this front motor mounting bracket. Secures the motor assembly to the housing. Easy 15-minute repair.

Secures refrigerator door handle to door panel. Replace if screw is stripped, corroded, missing, or if handle has become loose or wobbly over time.

This fan motor mounting bushing is used in refrigerator fan motor assemblies to prevent vibrations between the fan motor and the surrounding components. Over time, the rubber on the bushing may become cracked or broken and fall off. Loud noises coming from the refrigerator's freezer section where it is mounted are a good indicator that the bushing needs to be replaced. To start, disconnect the refrigerator's power and empty the refrigerator and freezer's contents into an ice chest to keep them cold until the motor mount bushing is replaced. Open the freezer door and remove the plastic access panel on the back wall; the fan blade and motor are located behind it. Gently pull the fan blade off the center post. Remove the screws holding the motor in place and remove the motor. Take the old bushing off and install the new bushing. Replace the panel. Put the food contents back inside the freezer and refrigerator and restore the power.This motor mounting bushing is an authentic OEM replacement part sourced directly from the manufacturer. It is sold individually. It is designed for use in refrigerators manufactured by Frigidaire, Kenmore, Gibson, and Kelvinator.

Refrigerator making loud noises or not cooling? A worn evaporator fan blade often causes these issues. DIY-friendly repair typically takes 30 minutes.

Replacement control knob for your refrigerator. Installs on the temperature control panel. Needed when original knob is cracked, broken, or missing.

Factory fastener that secures panels, brackets, and internal components. Replace missing, stripped, or corroded screws to restore tight fit and eliminate rattling.

Upper door hinge for refrigerators. Mounts at the top of the door to support and secure it to the cabinet. Replace if cracked, bent, or worn out.

Tapping plate that mounts to the freezer cabinet structure. Replace this metal plate if it's cracked, bent, corroded, or missing to restore proper assembly.

Replacement mounting screw for securing brackets, trims, covers, and components inside your refrigerator. Replace missing, stripped, or lost hardware.

Replaces cracked or missing cabinet corner trim on your freezer. Covers exposed edges where two panels meet, restoring a finished look and alignment.

Replacement washer for refrigerator assembly. Ensures proper spacing and secure mounting. Order a new washer if yours is missing, damaged, or worn.

Lower hinge pin secures the refrigerator door to the cabinet, acting as the pivot point. Replace if worn, damaged, or broken to restore smooth operation.

Lower hinge bracket for refrigerator doors. Mounts at the bottom to support door weight and alignment. Replace if cracked, bent, or broken.

Replacement mounting screw for securing brackets, trims, covers, and components inside your refrigerator. Replace missing, stripped, or lost hardware.

This lower hinge plug is a small plastic cover that snaps into the refrigerator's lower door hinge to protect hinge hardware and restore a finished look. It keeps the hinge area neat and helps prevent dirt buildup and snags. What it does:

• Covers and protects exposed lower hinge hardware from dust and debris
• Restores the refrigerator's original finished appearance after a missing or damaged cover
• Helps reduce the chance of clothing or items catching on the hinge area
• Can make inspection of hinge hardware easier and safer by providing a defined cover

• If you must move the door, support it to prevent tipping or injury; consider a second person for large doors
• Inspect hinge screws and mounting points before installing the plug; tighten hardware if needed
• No special tools required for most installations; press the plug into the hinge opening until it snaps in place

Replace your refrigerator's mounting nut if it's stripped, missing, or damaged. This hardware component secures parts and panels in place during assembly.

Sold individually.