Pantry Drawer Lid

This was very easy...
1. Pulled pantry shelf to fully opened position
2. Carefully pushed left lid hinge in with thumb to clear lid
3. Gently lifted lid past lid hinge
4. Right side then easily cleared right hinge
5. Reversed above =>
6. Inserted new lid onto right hinge
7. Gently pushed left hinge in with thumb far enough for lid to slip into place
8. Slipped lift side of lid into place
9. Pushed pantry back into place
10. ALL DONE! Less then 10 minutes from opening replacement lid box to cleaning up.

The repair was very simple, you just remove the existing part that is held in place by two holes in the lid and insert the new lid. very easy.

I had to replace the entire door because the plastic tabs holding the window in place snapped off. I just opened the door to see how it was held in place, released the old door and installed the new one. Job complete in less than a minute.

My wife snapped the part in place in 2 seconds.

I fumbled a large jar of olives that hit the deli tray, inside lining and top of bottom freezer drawer before making it to the floor. The deli tray cracked, a gash was in the white bottom lining and the SS top of freezer drawer was dented. Service and delivery was excellent, fast and installation was a matter of popping the tray cover off and snapping in the new one. Now, if I could only change out the liner myself.........

Basically, you are doing the same thing that you do when you clean your refrigerator. You are taking the shelves apart to get to the rail. The hardest part of the repair is cleaning everything and returning it back to like new condition. Real easy repair. the deli door can be a bit tricky. Just put one end in first and you can put some slight pressure to pop the other end in.. The refrigerator is 6 years old so plastic parts will begin to break over time. Good Luck!

I removed the drawers and glass shelf that are over the pantry drawer as well as the small piece that allows the drawer to pull in and out. Then I simply snapped the old one out, snapped the new one in, replaced everything I had removed and Done! Took less than 10 minutes.

Center Rail:
Removed the crisper drawers. Removed contents and the glass shelf above the the crisper drawers. Positioned the center rail as shown in the diagram, but it was not an easy fit so afraid it might get broken by forcing it, rolled the front edge of the glass shelf support slightly outward which enabled the rear tab of the rail room to engage into the rear shelf bracket and the "front tab" of the rail to slip into the notch at the front edge of the glass shelf support.

Pantry Drawer and Lid:
Lid was already long gone so I just slid the cracked pantry drawer out of the refrigerator, cleaned the surface under the drawer, placed the new drawer on the slides and in it went. The drawer lid was another finesse it in without breaking the hinge tab so had to position it slightly on the diagonal and popped it into place.

Now the crisper drawers glide silently and effortlessly along the side rails with the new center rail in place while the deli drawer lid raises itself automatically with a gentle grasp of the drawer pull.

It had been so long since those parts had busted I had forgotten how the assembly was supposed to work. It's like having a new refrigerator.

Now if I could just manage the ice maker!

I removed the lid easily by pulling a little to one side. It was just as easy to put the new one on. Just a little shifting and it was done in minutes.

Side out drawer beneath the lid.

Lift the old lid out from one side first.

Push new lid in from one side first.

Replace drawer on to rollers.