FreshFlow air filter, reduces common food odors in the refrigerator. 15 times more powerful than baking soda. Replace every 6 months.
EveryDrop Ice & Water Refrigerator Filter 1, two port filter, reduces 24 contaminants, including lead, asbestos, and industrial chemicals. Each filter provides 200 gallons of filtered water and should be changed every 6 months to ensure proper contaminant removal and flow rate. NSF certified.
FreshFlow™ Produce Preserver refill.
Produce preserver absorbs ethylene which slows the ripening process of many produce items.
As a result, certain produce items will stay fresh longer, up to 25% longer.
Packet contains two pouches.
EveryDrop Ice & Water Refrigerator Filter 2 reduces 24 contaminants including lead, pesticides, and asbestos. Each filter provides 200 gallons of filtered water and should be changed every 6 months to ensure proper contaminant removal and flow rate. NSF certified.
Refrigerator or freezer lower door closing cam. A new screw is needed to mount the cam. Consider lubricating the cam during installation.
25 watt light-bulb for various appliances, 120 volts, small base screw-in. Bulb has been updated and you may need the recommended socket to install this light bulb. Also bulb is no longer blue tint per factory.
Refrigerator icemaker. This item does not include a new shut off arm. To remove the existing shut off arm from the old icemaker, lift it to the up position, unhook it from the fill cup bearing, and pull it out of the module.
Ice maker assembly with cover and wire harness. Makes 8 radius ice cubes. If the mold where cubes are made is flaking or corroded it is time for a new ice maker assembly. *Use model number to find correct icemaker.
Door handle mounting stud. Stud screws into the door. Handle is secured to the stud with set screws.
Refrigerator icemaker assembly, modular style. The new icemaker does not include a new cover, ice level arm, or wire harness, these components will need to be reused from original icemaker.
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