How to Troubleshoot & Replace Whirlpool AP6893312 / W11384469 Refrigerator Door Switch

I saw your video on you tube and it seems very easy to do it my self, so I ordered the parts and I did it my self. It was very easy. Thank you for sharing with us on how to did it. One more thing, the parts arrived on the time they said it would come. 

Installed new swith 

I watched the online video on AppliancePartsPros.com, and then looked up the part. I needed a switch with only two leads to it. Most have three. I could not find it, so I used the online chat. The tech found it, and I ordered it... ten minutes after I opened up the dark fridge... I was able to swap out the old part for the new one, and it worked... Easy.... Breazy.... 

Bought new one from you. 

Bulbs tested good, opened panel holding switch to check connections, connectors tight and no corrosion, light flickered when pulling on actuator, decided to replace switch. Also realized that the switch snaps into place and could be removed without opening the panel. Ordered the switch on this website and out of curiosity, clicked on the video link on the page for the switch. And the video showed how to remove the switch without opening the panel. So I screwed panel back in place and when switch arrived next day, I removed switch using putty knife as shown on video, replaced it, snapped new one in place and done! The point for writing up this extremely simple repair was to highlight the usefulness of taking a minute to view the video. 

With a flat blade screwdriver and a putty knife, it was simple to pry out the old switch, disconnect the wire leads, reconnect the leads to the new switch and snap it back into the slot. Total time: under 5 minutes. The instructional video was very helpful. 

The drawer was no problem. It slid in place perfect. I have not changed the light switch yet but I did watch your video and it should be no problem for me also. I will change it when I can't stand the old one any longer. LOL 

I replaced it with a new light switch that I ordered from Appliance Parts Pros. The procedure was VERY, very, easy as there was a DIY video provided by Appliance Parts Pros which helped a great deal. I used a flat head screwdriver to pry open the old light switch from the refrigerator. Then, unplugged the wires from the switch. I plugged the wires into the new light switch and refitted it back into the refrigerator. If I had called a technician to do the job, they would've charged $75 just to come to my house to replace a $20 part. I'm very appreciative of how helpful Appliance Parts Pros were through this process! 

Replaced the door switch with a new part. 

Replaced Door light switch & works fine! Only took 10/15 minutes to replace! Used a putty knife to pry out old switch>> Very Easy!