Laura June 17, 2021 for Model Number GSHF6HGDBCBBAD403584 I need the white plastic clip that goes on the end of the power cord that plugs into the refridgerator. Do you sell that part?
Laura June 17, 2021 for Model Number GSHF6HGDBCBBAD403584 I recently purchased new power cord but does not come with clip. Can i buy that clip since mine is broken?
Laura June 17, 2021 I need the clip the power cord connects to. Can I buy that since it doesn't come with a new power cord?
1 Answer Hello Laura, I'm sorry but we will need to ask you to post a new question including the model number from your units' I.D. tag so we can recommend parts that can be guaranteed to work properly on your unit. Thank you for your patience and understanding in this matter. Read More...
Betty September 11, 2019 The plug is damaged on my GE refrigerator. Can the plug only be splice unto existing wire or the whole wire needs to be replaced?
S D July 15, 2018 for Model Number zisp420dtss the power cord plug has broken. I see it connects to a clip. The replacement cord I see on your website doesnt include the clip, it heir a clip option?
Tom November 07, 2017 for Model Number TPX24BRYFBB I purchased a home that included a GE Profile Model #TPX24BRYFBB refrigerator which had a replacement 18/2 plus Ground power cord attached that I believe is wrong. I'm concerned it could cause a fire. My question: How long is your replacement cord? It has to be at least 6 feet long for it to reach the outlet, otherwise I'd have to use an extension cord also. Thanks
Buck November 21, 2014 for Model Number TBF15SCCL I just purchased a replacement power cord. It has the two brown wires and a green ground wire. It looks like the current cord goes into a black rubber piece. How do I change the cord? WR23X10300
1 Answer Buck, Most likely you will need to remove (cut out) the "black rubber piece" Then use electrical wire nuts and electrical tape to secure the new power cord to the refrigerator wire harness. You may want to remove or disconnect one side of the power cord at a time. The "smooth" sided wire on the new cord is the L1/power leg, and the "ribbed" wire of the new cord is the N neutral leg of the circuit. That way your "polarized". Remove a 1/2 to 3/4 inch of the wire insulation from the end of the wires, Place them together then install the wire nut on wires. Take the electrical tape and tape over the wire nut and wires to seal moisture and debris from entering the connection. The green ground wire needs to be attached to the refrigerator cabinet frame by any way possible, to maintain a proper and safe electrical flow and circuit through the refrigerator. Read More...
Dave July 14, 2014 for Model Number AP3203148 I am trying to figure out which wire is the live wire and which one is the neutral wire. I can see that the green wire would be the ground wire. Thanks.
1 Answer Hello Dave. You can identify the neutral side of the wire just by looking for markings on one of the wires. The most common identifier is ribbing in the rubber insulation all along one edge. Read More...
Josh S. February 12, 2013 for Model Number GTS22IBMBRWW I have a fridge that takes this power cord, one of the wires pulled out from somewhere in the harness, the other is still connected where it should be on the factory wire harness & the ground is grounded. Where do you splice into the factory wiring harness ? What color wires? Thanks!!!
1 Answer Hello Josh. Brown wire goes to the small spade and orange wire goes to the large spade on the power cord WR23X10300. The green wire is ground on the unit. Read More...
Daniel February 04, 2013 for Model Number GE #TFH30PR side by side fridge How does this power cord # WR23X10300 (diagram part #626B) get installed in a way that it satisfies electrical code requirements? Thanks. I hope iI asked that right. I don't see any wiring harnesses in the diagram.
1 Answer Hello Daniel. This is a cut and splice cord. You cut the old cord and splice the new cord into the unit. As for the local codes, you will need to check the laws in your area. Thanks. Read More...