Motor

When there was no ice in the bin, the auger turned, but with any ice, the auger simply stalled and could not push the ice around. Did not know where the problem was, but thought if I replaced the entire lower assembly (ordered a new motor, shaft, spring and coupler for the bottom part), that should do it. Took about 45 minutes from start to finish, but ice now dispenses fine as cubes or crushed. Read more

I replaced it! I called two local appliance repair places. One said they could NOT get parts. The other one said it would cost approx. $500 to repair with the symptoms I described, maybe more if there were other problems. After a very easy order to place ($120) and very quick delivery. I pulled the built in oven out of the cabinet, opened the top and replaced the fan and motor. I did have to reuse the mounting bracket but that was an easy three screw transfer. My wife claims it is... Read more

• Too warm

Evaporator fan was running intermittently so I checked voltage as it would run and stop running and the voltage was the same, figured it was a faulty motor. Replaced motor and it works great now. Thanks for the part. Read more

Changed the probe and door switch. Also pulled double oven out, replaced the convection motor. The unit was 30 years old. only pain was pulling out oven to get to back. watched video first, AppliancePartsPros were a great help. Read more

Replaced the upper door microswitch which was stuck in. Easy to identify even without a meter. Needed a special secure bit for screws on back. Hardest part was probably removing the oven from cabinet mount. Read more

Changed out motor Read more

• Will not agitate

I checked three separate components, based on similar experiences of other friends. The water pump was ok and the stator look ok (no electrical burns, wiring was fine, etc.). After viewing a You Tube video of a washing machine making a similar noise as mine (metallic grinding sound when spinning), the video suggested the problem was a bad sensor. Replaced the sensor assembly (had to first remove the stator assembly in order to access the hall-effect sensor) and this solved the problem. ... Read more

My son in law easily replaced the stator and the machine worked. I washed a couple of loads and it shock more than before. The next day I washed a load and it shook so much it took two of us to keep the machine from traveling across the room. So back to the drawing board. Read more

Replaced the cover took care of the sparking and replaced the motor to fix the plate not turning. Read more

I replaced the dispenser motor. Read more