GE WR23X10300 Power Cord Assembly - AppliancePartsPros.com

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Part Number:	AP3203148
MFG Part Number:	WR23X10300
Made by:	GE

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I have a fridge that takes this power cord, one of the wires pulled out from somewhere in the harness, the other is still connected where it should be on the factory wire harness & the ground is grounded. Where do you splice into the factory wiring harness ? What color wires? Thanks!!!

Josh S. for Model Number GTS22IBMBRWW

Answer Hello Josh. Brown wire goes to the small spade and orange wire goes to the large spade on the power cord WR23X10300. The green wire is ground on the unit.

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How does this power cord # WR23X10300 (diagram part #626B) get installed in a way that it satisfies electrical code requirements? Thanks. I hope iI asked that right. I don't see any wiring harnesses in the diagram.

Daniel for Model Number GE #TFH30PR side by side fridge

Answer Hello Daniel. This is a cut and splice cord. You cut the old cord and splice the new cord into the unit. As for the local codes, you will need to check the laws in your area. Thanks.

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Hi, The refrigerator at my job keeps freezing up & of course not working properly. The defrost heater has been replaced but it still won't defrost automatically. What other parts should be checked? I know how to test the defrost heater cut-out switch but if one or both of the thermistors are bad how can I check them? This unit alsp has a mother board. Can that be checked? If so, how is that checked? Is there any way to initiate a defrost cycle so I can see what is actually happening? Like, advancing the defrost timer (which this unit doesn't have) on an older model refrigerator. Rhanks so much for your time! Jim

Jim for Model Number GSS20DBPHWW

Answer Hello Jim, There is no way to force a defrost on these units but if you go to the control board with the wiring diagram, (J11 to J9 on most), you can jump 120Vac to the defrost terminal and see if the heater energizes. If it doesn't, either the defrost heater is bad or the defrost thermostat isn't closing when it reaches about 15°F. If it does energize, you either have a bad evaporator sensor or the main board has failed.

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I've noticed that the line voltage feeds the capacitor on my GE refrigerator and when testing the cap for continuity, I recieved none. The refrigerator lights come on but nothing else seems to be running. Can anyone help me diagnose this problem?

Edward for Model Number GSS25WGPAWW

Answer Hello Edward. If there is no power going to the capacitor or the compressor, then it sounds like the main control board WR55X10942 is bad and will need to be replaced.

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Where does the power cord connect to refrigerator? Do you sell the female & male connector for the power cord?

Sara B for Model Number GSHS6KGZBCSS

Answer Sara, The power cord for your refrigerator is located and mounted to the rear of the machine. Unfortunately, The male and female connectors, are not supplied with the cord or wiring harness, you will need to purchase separate connectors as needed, or securely splice the wires as needed. Thanks and Good Luck

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