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Removed old handle endcap by unscrewing the two outer screws on the oven door that screw into the endcaps and holds the door together that allows you access the one inner screw that holds the endcap in place. I removed the broken endcsp and replaced with the new one and screwed everything back together. Read more

• Won't start
• Door latch failure
• Door won't close

I turned off the power then removed the six or so screws from the back of the top panel. I marked the two front wires on the latch with tape so I would not get them confused. I removed the two screws holding the latch on--these take a six pointed star bit on the screw driver--the bit is in most screw driver sets with interchangeable heads. I then connected the wires to the new latach and put everything back together. The whole process took between ten and fifteen minutes. Read more

• Door latch failure

After finding the model number for my dishwasher, I looked on line for the part and ordered it. The part arrived next day. I was a little hesitant to tackle it myself, as I am a 67 year old female. However I decided I could do it and was all set until I found out that I needed a Torx screwdriver. This however was not going to stop me. At a trip to my neighbor I was able to find bit for a drill that would let me remove one screw. The next stop was to my favorite hardware store where I... Read more

• Won't start

After searching for hours online, I finally found a you tube video called: Diagnose & Repair a Bad Latch on a Frigidaire Dishwasher (GLD2250RDC4) . His explanation and directions were sooo easy and it worked! So I didn't have to call a repairman or buy a new control panel and the part cost $30.00, Easy! Read more

I removed end caps installed one end cap fitted handle to this end cap then fitted 2nd end cap to handle then attached this end cap to stove door. Read more

The parts from Appliance Pros fit the existing handle and the refridgerator door handle now works. My home companion showered me with kisses. Read more

Removed 2 outer screws that held on handle and 4 inner screws which held on handle to outer panel. Installed new handle with 4 screws and installed outer 2 screws with spacers which were in door. Read more

Installation of the new handle after receiving a very timely shipment from appliance parts pros was simple. I lined up the top of the handle (hooked 90 degrees over the door) and then swung the handle down to meet the corresponding lower screw. The bottom slid and locked into place, then I screwed the top bolt in. Voila! Read more

Eye was easy. Plugged new one in. Watched a video “how to” video. The handle I took the door off, unbolted five bolts. Took door apart, replaced handle and tighten ends. Put it all back together. Read more

I used the new screws; which were about 1/4 inch longer then OEM for better engagement, and with Phillips screw driver attached the handle. Read more

Remove old handle: (2) large Phillips-head screws where it attaches to top edge of refrigerator door, back out (1)set screw lower end off handle- needs very small hex wrench. Retain screws: none supplied with new handle. Place new handle in place (need to back out the set screw on bottom of handle to slide it fully into place before tightening). Install (2) screws on top end, and snug the lower setscrew. DONE. Read more

Found the door easier to work on if it was removed from the microwave oven. That's easy - just lift and pull off. With the door flat on a table, took it apart, per a YouTube file. A broad knife putty knife (and a gentle touch) are critical. Unscrewed the "crumbs" of the failed handle. Reused the original screws (rather than the longer screws that came with the replacement handle). Attached the new handle. Put the door back together. Clicked the door back on the microwave. Read more

Followed the instructions. Easy... Read more

Ordered new handle from Appliance Parts Pro and replaced with the new handle. Read more

Just screwed on the new handle. The new handle did not come with threaded holes, but this was OK because the screws that came with the stove were self tapping. This takes a bit more effort and the proper screwdriver, but creates the threads in the handle as you turn the screw. Kudos to A-P Pros for the quick processing and delivery of the order. Read more