Kenmore Refrigerator 363.58482890 (36358482890, 363 58482890) Parts

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Ice Dispenser Deflector

By: Ge

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.

Do-It-Yourself Stories from Customers like You The deflector broke John J. • Lexington , TN • April 22, 2014

Replaced the deflector Read more

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Gril Reces W

5.0 (1)

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Part Number: WR17X3160

Do-It-Yourself Stories from Customers like You Dispenser auger was rusty and pitted Darrell M. • Fairfield , OH • May 23, 2015

Replaced it with a new auger. The repair video displayed on your site was a life saver. It simplified a complicated process. It resulted in a successful repair with far fewer swear words. :-) I received the parts the afternoon of second day after ordering! AppliancePartsPros.com is now my new go to source for appliance parts. Read more

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Cradle Actuator

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Part Number: WR17X3493

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Grom/Tube Assembly

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Part Number: WR17X3670

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Switch

4.5 (2)

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Part Number: WR29X5171

Do-It-Yourself Stories from Customers like You 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..... Read more

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Cam Closure

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Part Number: WR2X9246

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Cam Closure Bq Ff

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Part Number: WR02X10411

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Start Relay

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Part Number: WR07X10098

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Damper Assembly

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Part Number: WR09X10006

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Magnet & Cover Assembly Bk

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Part Number: WR11X180

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Gasket Foam

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Part Number: WR14X462

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Recess/Disp

5.0 (2)

By: Ge

Part Number: WR17X10190

Do-It-Yourself Stories from Customers like You Yellowing of handles and the recess portion of the water/ice dispenser recess Michael S. • Panama City Beach , FL • March 10, 2018

The handles were a simple fix. Just pop out the door trim, which I did by pulling on the very top and bottom of the trim to get it started. Then removed two star screws from the handle. I had to work the chrome plastic top and bottom handle caps off, then reversed the process for installing the new handle. The Recess/Dispenser was a bit more tricky. I pried the trim and control panel off with a putty knife, then the rest was fairly obvious, such as removing screws and wiring connectors. ... Read more

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Ice Deflector

5.0 (7)

By: Ge

Part Number: WR17X10282

Color: Black.

Do-It-Yourself Stories from Customers like You Ice dispenser door not closing tightly; frost build up in ice chute; mold growing behind ice and water mechanism Terrance A. • Arleta , CA • March 21, 2017

The ice dispenser door was not closing tightly. As a result, there was frost build up in the ice chute, which also was allowing ambient air and temperature into the freezer compartment. Upon further inspection, there was black “schmutz” on the ice door, and the rubber ice funnel and deflector parts were deteriorating. Because the door was not closing tightly, I also assumed that the door-closing spring was week. The parts I ordered were: ice door assembly, ice funnel, ice deflector, spring and... Read more