Parts for Kitchenaid KSSP42QFS05: 01 - Cabinet Parts

This replacement roller fits the front or rear position of a slide mechanism, restoring smooth, even movement and reducing noise when a wheel is worn or broken. It helps racks or drawers glide properly and stay aligned. What it does:

• Provides low-friction rolling support for the slide track
• Helps slide-out assemblies move freely without binding or scraping
• Worn or damaged rollers can cause sticking, squeaking, or uneven travel
• Restores proper alignment and smooth operation when replaced

• 1 roller assembly

• Disconnect power and allow the appliance to cool before servicing
• Remove the slide-out assembly; note roller orientation and hardware
• Transfer/reuse existing screws, clips, or retainers as required
• Do not lubricate unless the manufacturer specifies a lubricant

This Support (mounting bracket) secures internal components and stabilizes the appliance's assembly to help prevent sagging, misalignment and excess vibration. It's a small replacement that restores proper fit and reduces rattling. What it does:

• Provides a stable mounting point for panels or internal assemblies
• Keeps components aligned to prevent binding or wear
• Reduces noise caused by loose or sagging parts
• Helps stop intermittent contact or rubbing that can cause rattles

• Disconnect power (and water, if applicable) before servicing
• Access may require removing outer panels or trim; keep track of fasteners
• Support the assembly while replacing the bracket to avoid strain

Replacement support bracket that secures internal panels and assemblies inside your refrigerator. Restores proper alignment if the original is cracked or broken.

Secures the door stop to your refrigerator hinge or cabinet, controlling door opening travel. Replace if stripped, missing, or damaged to restore alignment.

A small replacement bushing that secures and centers the appliance's rotating plate or tray for smooth, stable rotation. Restores proper alignment and reduces noise or wobble caused by a worn or damaged bushing. What it does:

• Centers and locks the rotating plate/tray to the drive hub for steady rotation
• Prevents the plate from wobbling, slipping, or scraping during use
• Helps eliminate grinding, rattling, or uneven rotation symptoms
• Durable replacement for a worn, cracked, or deformed bushing

• One adjustable plate locking bushing

• Disconnect power before servicing and handle any glass plate or trim carefully
• Remove the plate/tray and access the bushing location according to the appliance service instructions
• Test rotation before use

Replaces worn or broken refrigerator door bushings. Installs in door hinge assembly to support smooth door operation. Order a new bushing today.

This screw is used to secure the handle end cap to the center of the door. The screw size measures 8-18 x 1/2 inches.

Secures components to prevent axial movement and rattling. Replace worn rings to restore quiet, stable operation. Confirm fit with your model number.

Bottom

Replacement door hinge for side-by-side refrigerators. Secures and supports the refrigerator door. Order a new hinge if yours is cracked or broken.

Bottom refrigerator door hinge for side-by-side models. Replace if cracked, broken, or causing door misalignment. Mounts to cabinet bottom.

Replace this shaft support bushing when you notice excessive noise, wobbling, or rough rotation. Centers rotating shafts to reduce wear. Confirm fit by model.

Replacement stringer bolt that secures the appliance's stringer or support rail to the cabinet frame, restoring panel alignment and preventing movement. Use when the original bolt is missing, loose, or damaged. What it does:

• Secures the stringer/support rail to the appliance frame so panels and assemblies stay aligned.
• Helps prevent cabinet or panel movement that can cause rattling or vibration during operation.
• Restores proper alignment when a loose or missing bolt causes misaligned panels or binding doors.
• Simple, direct replacement for a corroded, stripped, or lost fastener.

• Disconnect power before working on the appliance and remove any panels.
• Use the correct-size socket or wrench; hand-tighten, then snug—do not overtighten to avoid stripping threads.
• Inspect mating threads and replace the bolt if heads or threads are damaged; for the correct fastener location.

Replacement hinge bushing for refrigerator doors. Installs in the hinge assembly to restore smooth pivoting. Replace when worn, cracked, or missing.

This tube union connector joins two water or refrigerant tubes to restore a sealed flow path and stop leaks. It's a direct-replacement plumbing fitting used on refrigerators and ice/water systems. What it does

• Joins two sections of tubing to maintain a sealed water line connection.
• Restores proper water flow to the dispenser or ice maker when a damaged union causes leaks or loss of supply.
• Provides a threaded/press-fit junction to prevent drips and reduce pressure loss.
• Helps avoid water damage from a cracked or corroded tube joint.

• One tube union connector

• Turn off the water supply and unplug the appliance before starting work.
• Confirm tube sizes and connection type before installation; tighten fittings per manufacturer guidance to avoid overtightening.
• Inspect tubing ends for damage and cut squarely if needed for a proper seal.
• After installation, restore water and power, then check the connection carefully for leaks.

Replacement stringer bolt that secures the appliance's stringer or support rail to the cabinet frame, restoring panel alignment and preventing movement. Use when the original bolt is missing, loose, or damaged. What it does:

• Secures the stringer/support rail to the appliance frame so panels and assemblies stay aligned.
• Helps prevent cabinet or panel movement that can cause rattling or vibration during operation.
• Restores proper alignment when a loose or missing bolt causes misaligned panels or binding doors.
• Simple, direct replacement for a corroded, stripped, or lost fastener.

• Disconnect power before working on the appliance and remove any panels.
• Use the correct-size socket or wrench; hand-tighten, then snug—do not overtighten to avoid stripping threads.
• Inspect mating threads and replace the bolt if heads or threads are damaged; for the correct fastener location.