GE WR17X12152 Housing Shield Disp - AppliancePartsPros.com

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Part Number:	AP3995950
MFG Part Number:	WR17X12152
Made by:	GE

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I am having a problem accessing the ice/water solenoid in my Ge fridge model - GSH25JSXN. I removed the control panel, disconnected the electrical connectors and took out the four screws on the dispenser housing shield (part number: WR17X12152) but the shield wont come off. Everywhere I look online, I read that this shield should come out easily once the 4 screws have been removed. Something is holding the shield tightly in place (back by the light bulb socket). Is there a chance that the shield has fused to the piece behind it somehow? No matter how I shift it it won't come out. Three corners of the shield move but the bottom right won't budge (as if I hadn't removed that screw - which I did). This is extremely frustrating. I would just take a screwdriver and pry it off, breaking the bond, but I am afraid that I will break something that isn't easilly/cheaply replaceable as the shield is. Any suggestions? I am literally stuck here. Steve

S Risvold for Model Number GSH25JSXN

Answer Hello S. Risvold, If you have screws out and not coming out then you will have to break bond by prying or jerking part loose.

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What Am I missing? Removed the four screws on the dispenser housing shield, but the it wont come off. It feels as if there is another screw holding the bottom right of the shield in place (back by the light bulb socket) any suggestions?

Greg for Model Number GSL25JFTC BS

Answer Hello Greg. Remove the 4 screws a release the tabs and the unit should come out of the door.

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How do you remove the ge housing shield disp?

Amon H. for Model Number GSH25JFTFCC

Answer Hello Amon. You will need to unsnap the front of the dispenser to access the housing. Then there are some screws that will need to be removed holding the housing in place. Once the screws are removed, the housing will pull out of the door. Hope this helps.

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