Kenmore Refrigerator 363.58062897 (36358062897, 363 58062897) Parts
Genuine Ge part
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Part Number: WR72X10010
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Lower plastic drawer slides had broken Ken K. • Norwalk , CT • December 12, 2015
Simple/easy repair. got the right parts (new slides) and replaced them, 2 sheet metal screws per slide. took about twenty minutes, which included cleaning up the bottom of the fridge.
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Genuine Ge part
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Part Number: WR72X10008
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Lower plastic drawer slides had broken Ken K. • Norwalk , CT • December 12, 2015
Simple/easy repair. got the right parts (new slides) and replaced them, 2 sheet metal screws per slide. took about twenty minutes, which included cleaning up the bottom of the fridge.
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Genuine Ge part
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Part Number: WR72X10007
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Lower plastic drawer slides had broken Ken K. • Norwalk , CT • December 12, 2015
Simple/easy repair. got the right parts (new slides) and replaced them, 2 sheet metal screws per slide. took about twenty minutes, which included cleaning up the bottom of the fridge.
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Genuine Ge part
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Part Number: WR17X3484
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Original water value leak after 25 yrs of use Arthur J. • Greenville , FL • September 09, 2018
Replacing the valve assembly was just as easy as the video shows. I had an issue with the part I originally received due to damage in shipment. Contacted customer service whom were very professional. A replacement was shipped the same day and I received the part the next day.
Thank you Appliancepartspro.com.
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Genuine Ge part
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Part Number: WR24X527
Genuine Ge part
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Part Number: WR60X10030
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Condenser fan blade broke when we were cleaning under the refrigerator Carla S. • Raytown , MO • July 31, 2015
It was fairly simple. The blade just slides onto the post of the condenser. Thanks to Appliance Pros, we should not have this problem again. We were offered to buy a special 28" long brush made to clean the refrigerator coils, and it works great! :)
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Genuine Ge part
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Part Number: WR17X4341
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First thing i saw was that the ice cubes were coming out with rust although we need iron i prefer a pill Mike E. • El Paso , TX • July 22, 2015
I took the ice bucket out and saw the Plate and the Auger were rusted out I thought about cleaning it but I figured that the rust prevent coating was probability all gone I've had this refrigerator since 98 , so I figured the best way was to buy the replacement parts . the price was pretty good so I went that route , the taking apart was very easy , its the putting back together that takes time , however I took a video of the bucket before I took it apart and the on-line video that...
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Genuine Ge part
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Part Number: WR2X8933
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Clogged drain tube Keith P. • Ivoryton , CT • March 03, 2017
Swapped it out for new tube. Take 5 minutes and zero effort. The drain tube will clog with mold. You can clean it out but the tube will clog again despite's you best efforts as the tube wall provide a great habitat. Ordered new tubes to facilitate swap-outs. Old tubes can be cleaned but will recolonize quickly.
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Genuine Ge part
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Part Number: WR71X10715
Genuine Ge part
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Part Number: WR02X10323
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Refrigerator and freezer not cooling. Eric O. • Long Beach , CA • August 07, 2017
This is in a 15 year old Built-in Monogram that had the compressor replaced a few years ago. Before discovering the motor failure I replaced the main board since a Refrigeration Contractor I know said that if it wasn't bad it would be soon since those parts typically only last around eight years.
The motor replacement is pretty simple; more time is spent getting to the motor and re-assembling everything than actually changing the motor. The trickiest part is getting the fan set correctly on...
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Genuine Ge part
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Part Number: WR17X2059
This replacement part is an ice dispenser deflector, and it is intended for use in different types of appliances. This is a genuine replacement part made by General Electric. Ice dispenser deflectors are found inside of the ice-making assembly and are an important part of many freezers. The ice dispenser deflector allows the ice to come down from the tray into the dispensing area. A new ice dispenser deflector might be needed if the current one has become too brittle and has even cracked or broken. Be sure that the refrigerator is completely powered off before starting this repair. The user must have access to the ice maker assembly and will need common household tools like a screwdriver and pliers. The user might also need working gloves as some parts in and around the assembly have sharp edges or blades.Note that this part is sold individually. This ice dispenser deflector is sourced directly from the manufacturer and is a genuine OEM replacement part.
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The deflector broke John J. • Lexington , TN • April 22, 2014
Replaced the deflector
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Genuine Ge part
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Part Number: WR17X3493
Genuine Ge part
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Part Number: WR2X9300
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Broken refrigerator door stop James W. • Alexandria , VA • August 21, 2017
Replaced the broken part. Exact fit. 15 minutes. Works perfectly.
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Genuine Ge part
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Part Number: WR02X10100
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The fan was not working. Donald B. • Laurens , SC • December 17, 2022
I replaced the Evaporator Fan Motor the brackets were rusty so I ordered them.
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Genuine Ge part
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Part Number: WR29X10063
Genuine Ge part
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Part Number: WR29X5171
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Icemaker would not stop making ice Henry T. • Huntersville , NC • November 23, 2014
Determined from the schematic on the inside of the cover of the icemaker that the likely problem was the "stop" micro switch.... Took the whole thing apart and confirmed the switch was defective.
Replaced it with a standard DPDT switch - for a temporary fix. Went on line to find replacement. Bought it from APP Parts Pros. replaced DPDT switch with micro.. all is well.... saved at least $150 by not having a repair person come to the house - felling good about this.....
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