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Door closing cam

Refrigerator or freezer lower door closing cam. A new screw is needed to mount the cam. Consider lubricating the cam during installation.

Door closing cam

Door Closer Kit

Door closure (white)

Door closing cam

Door closure, apollo grey

Door closing cam, upper, gray

Thimble and closing cam assembly, refrigerator door

Door closing cam, lower, gray

This is a genuine replacement part. Whirlpool R0181181 Door Closure Kit.

Door closing cam, lower, gray

Door closing cam

Door Cam, upper, black

Door cam, upper, white
Ensure your KitchenAid refrigerator doors close smoothly with genuine OEM door closing cam replacements from Repair Clinic. Essential for maintaining a proper seal and preventing energy loss, these factory-certified parts are specifically designed for a precise fit and to help support proper fit and performance. If your refrigerator door isn't closing properly, it may lead to cooling inefficiencies or increased energy bills. Inspect the closing cam for any wear or damage and replace it with our quality parts to restore optimal functionality. For additional maintenance needs, browse our extensive selection of replacement appliance parts to keep your refrigerator running smoothly. Upgrade your repair efforts with KitchenAid refrigerator parts available online. With Repair Clinic's expert resources and same-day shipping, perform DIY repairs with confidence and efficiency.
When it comes to maintaining your KitchenAid refrigerator, ensuring that the door closes properly is crucial for efficient operation. A worn or broken closing cam can prevent the door from sealing correctly, leading to energy loss and potential food spoilage. Below we answer some common questions about replacing this essential part.
If you notice the refrigerator door not closing smoothly or not sealing properly, it might be due to a faulty closing cam. Listen for unusual noises or inspect the cam for visible wear or damage.
To replace the closing cam, first unplug the refrigerator. Remove the door by loosening the hinge screws. Locate the closing cam at the bottom of the door and replace it with a new one. Reattach the door and ensure it closes smoothly.
The cost of replacing a closing cam can vary, but generally, it's an affordable repair. Check for genuine OEM parts at competitive prices at Repair Clinic.
In addition to the closing cam, inspect the door gasket and hinges. If they show signs of wear, consider replacing them to maintain an effective seal.
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Maintain the smooth operation of your KitchenAid refrigerator doors with genuine OEM closing cam replacement parts from Repair Clinic. These parts are crucial for ensuring that your refrigerator doors close properly, helping to preserve food freshness and reduce energy consumption. Use our convenient model number lookup to find the exact closing cam for your appliance, and benefit from our same-day shipping, No-Hassle 365-Day Returns, and Price Match Guarantee. For installation guidance, visit our Refrigerator Repair Help page. Browse more options with our related KitchenAid Refrigerator Parts to ensure comprehensive maintenance and repair solutions.
On KitchenAid refrigerators, check the label inside the fresh food compartment, usually along a side wall, behind the crisper drawer, or on the compartment ceiling. You may need to move a shelf or drawer to read the full model number clearly. Copy every letter and digit, including any suffix, because similar-looking models can use different parts. Enter the number in the model number search to pull up the parts matched to your unit. This filters the full KitchenAid refrigerator parts catalog, not just closing cams, to parts designed for your exact model. You order with confidence knowing the fit is right.

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