Kenmore Refrigerator 363.59492990 (36359492990, 363 59492990) Parts
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Part Number: WR1X1714
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Fan blade making noise. Stan B. • Savage , MN • October 09, 2018
Changed the washer behind fan blade and it quieted right down.
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Genuine Ge part
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Part Number: WZ4X244D
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Broken drawers Sarah P. • Bronx , NY • January 10, 2016
I removed the drawers and old rails, and screwed in the new ones. It was very straightforward.
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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: WR08X10006
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Refrigerator not getting cold at all and everything thawing out compressor clicking Victor F. • West Milford , NJ • June 15, 2015
I researched the problem and determined that the only thing that can cause this was compressor bad or not starting. Since it was cold the day before I felt it had to be the starter parts and ordered them. It was also very important to clean the coil which I believe caused the over heating.
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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: WR09X10002
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Part Number: WR17X3670
Genuine Ge part
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Part Number: WR17X3909
Lower fresh food section.
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Plastic shield light was warped from heat of light bulbs and would no longer stay in place on rear wall of refrigerator Paul S. • Green Valley , AZ • February 28, 2015
I needed to find a parts supplier who could provide a replacement part at a reasonable price. I first tried the manufacturer, General Electric, but they only showed freezer replacement parts for the model of my side-by-side refrigerator. In looking over a list of parts available for this model there seemed to be a possible part that sounded like a match but there was no picture to confirm that this was the correct replacement part. When i clicked the Appliance Parts Pros web site They had a...
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Genuine Ge part
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Part Number: WR02X10100
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Ice maker was getting clogged with ice and would not dispense. Randall D. • Aylett , VA • December 08, 2019
Found that piece of auger was broken up front. Ordered auger and several other parts associated with ice maker just to be sure. Also replaced condenser motor which was making noise.
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Part Number: WR17X3493
Genuine Ge part
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Part Number: WR2X7783
This replacement part is an ice auger blade, and it is intended for use in different types of appliances. This is a genuine replacement part made by General Electric. Ice auger blades are usually found in ice maker assemblies and are used during the ice-making and dispensing process. These blades are what are used when the user is in need of shaved or crushed ice. The mechanism takes full ice cubes and cuts the ice cubes down to create the different types of ice. A new ice auger blade might be needed if the user noticed that the current blades are dull or unable to cut ice. It is possible that the blades become dull over time after many years of use, so replacing them might be a good idea. Be sure the power is completely off before attempting to repair this part.This ice auger blade is sourced directly from the manufacturer and is a genuine OEM replacement part. Note that this part is sold individually.
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Ice crusher repair GE Monogram counter depth. Glenn J. • El Cajon , CA • July 27, 2020
This was a very easy repair, the on-line video at AppliancePartsPros.com was helpful.
The Helix was spinning freely (meaning, the Auger Blade was not holding it in place on the Auger).
Pulling the assembly apart was a snap, and very logical (the video is perfect if you get lost).
The family is now enjoying both crushed and cubed ice - and the redesign of the Auger Blade seems to prevent clogging in the ice shoot.
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Genuine Ge part
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Part Number: WR02X10173
Genuine Ge part
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Part Number: WR02X10411
Genuine Ge part
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Part Number: WR11X180
Genuine Ge part
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Part Number: WR14X462
Genuine Ge part
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Part Number: WR17X10190
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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. ...
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