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Bosch 00677095 Door Bin: Discontinued, Out of Stock, or Still Available?

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  • 3 days ago
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If you are hunting for Bosch refrigerator door bin 00677095, current listings are inconsistent enough that it is worth checking carefully before paying collector-level prices.

Current supply is conflicting

As of August 25, 2026, Bosch still has a product page showing 00677095 at $61.99 with availability loading. At the same time, Sears PartsDirect, Parts Dr, PartsWarehouse, Lowe’s appliance parts, and several other sellers describe the bin as discontinued, unavailable, or without a substitute. One current third-party seller also claims stock. That means the correct first move is to verify real stock before assuming the part is impossible to buy.

Why this part is still interesting

A May 2026 Bosch owner discussion shows multiple people searching for this exact bin. One person reported buying the only used example they found on eBay for $100 while another cracked bin in the same refrigerator was being held together with glue. That is strong evidence of replacement pain, even if occasional stock still appears.

PartAgain rule: exhaust real stock first

PartAgain is not trying to reproduce parts that are readily available at a reasonable price. If you can actually buy a genuine 00677095 today, that is probably the best answer. If the listed stock disappears, your seller cannot fulfill it, or you have a compatible model that cannot source the bin, submit the exact model and your situation. Those requests tell us whether this should move into reverse engineering.

Sources checked

Bosch US product page; Sears PartsDirect; Parts Dr; PartsWarehouse; Lowe’s appliance parts; and a May 2026 r/bosch owner discussion. Availability can change quickly, so check live stock before requesting reproduction.

 
 
 

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