Crisper Brace

Easy repair here, the Refridge was purchased at a discount as a scratch and dent model. the damage was superfical and the parts orderd were simple remove and replace job did not take long at all to replace all parts.

Divider pantry: no tools required, simply pull out tray and remove old broken dividers and snap new divider in place.
Brace-Crisper: this takes a screw driver to remove. remove the crisper shelf and insert a screw driver to lift the plastic securing tab. slide out the frame brace and slide the new brace in place the plastic tabs will snap in to place and hold the metal frame in its position.
Grille, Toe: this grill snaps into place no tools required.
Bracket: this is the metal bracket for the front feet, there are 4 screws to remove and the bracket comes off the front of the refridge. unsrew the adjustable screw foot and screw the adjustable screw foot into the new bracket......install the 4 screws and you are done.
Trim-Shelf: no tools required simply pry the trim piece of with your fingers.....some may use a flat screw driver but this riskes scratching the trim piece. the new trim piece snaps into place.

1st time ever attempting do-it-yourself repair, amazed at how easy it was even though there are no directions with the parts. I just examined the old parts to see how they fit together and that was easy, too!

I went online and found the part and ordered it. Once the new part was ordered I disposed of the old part - BIG MISTAKE! When I received the new part I discovered that there were six or more little parts in the one big part. I then had to order all of the little parts. Once they were all there, it was like putting together a puzzle to put it all back together. The diagram on your order form helped immeasurably!
Thanks!
Lessons Learned:
1. Just exactly how dirty does the refrigerator need to be before you clean it?
2. NEVER throw one part away until the replacement is in your hands

Replacement is pretty simple using the video provided on PartSelect--might just need a small screwdriver to get the front metal brace exchanged (also in video). Real issue is the frame design; it's bad.
There is no support provided for the rear edge of the shelf at midspan, which causes the frame/center rail to bow and fatigue back there, eventually breaking with constant use of the crisper drawers coupled with shelf load. To remedy this, after replacement I cut a 6 inch length of 1"x1" post, painted it gloss white, and wedged it underneath the new frame right where the center rail attaches in the back (glass shelf below provides the wedge base). There is no interference with the drawers if the wedge is against the back wall, and you really can't see it. Should work to keep the stress off the plastic. Other ways are obviously possible; this is what I had around the house.