Jenny July 08, 2017 for Model Number WRS325FDAM02 How do you turn on the LED light on the refrigerator?
1 Answer Jenny, Power to the refrigerator LED light assembly is supplied by the WP2149705 light switch on the front of the control panel. 120 VAC is supplied to the switch, when the door is opened the switch closes and supplies the voltage to the LED light assembly. The light assembly has a circuit to transform the AC volts to DC volts and the lights illuminate. If the light is inoperable, you'll need to check for voltage on the yellow wire to the light connector. If you have the voltage replace the light assembly. If no voltage is present, check the wiring and door switch circuit. Read More...
Denise June 30, 2017 for Model Number Wrs325fdam02 How do you open the fridge interior ceiling light? Serial #hr33417344, type #25mssa. Again mdl#wrs325fdam02.
1 Answer Hello Denise. You will need to use a flat blade putty knife and unsnap the light from the ceiling of the fresh food section. Read More...
Ebaeski June 23, 2017 for Model Number WRS325FDAM02 I had the same problem as many people with flickering LEDs in my fridge. I replaced the W10515058 light unit twice now. Both times the light worked initially in the refrigerator side. The freezer light continued to flicker. But after opening and closing the door about 6 times, all of the lights no longer work again. So there is something else going on that is causing the main light and board to go bad. Could it be related to the bad freezer light? I don't want to spend anymore money on light boards until I know that i have a solution to the problem. thanks for any help you can provide.
1 Answer Ebaeski, For this issue the light in the refrigerator compartment would normally be the issue with the unit but since that has been replaced and does not correct the issue then the control board WPW10366605. Read More...
Pat B March 25, 2017 for Model Number WRS325FDAB02 The lights are strob-ing in both fridge and freezer. What is the correct part to fix this problem?
1 Answer Pat, For this issue you will want to replace the upper LED light in the refrigerator which is part number WPW10515058. Read More...
Greg February 25, 2017 for Model Number WRS325FDAM02 There seem to be two different responses here to the same question about strobing lights on both sides of this side-by-side unit. The first, responding to Doug, says there is a board (part WPW10366605) that needs to be replaced behind the control unit and the other, responding to Monte, says to just replace the LED module on the fridge side (part WPW10515058). Can I get some clarification on which is correct?
Ron January 30, 2017 for Model Number WPW10515058 The light is completely out on both fridge and freezer side of my fridge. I know this part number is for the fridge side. But after looking at all the questions why dose this one cost more and will replaceing this one fox both sides
Monte January 09, 2017 for Model Number WRS325FDAM02 Do I need to replace the led module in both the refrigerator and freezer if both lights are flashing like a strobe? Or is there just one that controls both lights? Part#10515058??? Thanks
1 Answer Monte, You would need to replace the led in the refrigerator compartment part number WPW10515058 only for this issue. Read More...
Packmocarco June 20, 2016 for Model Number WRS322FDAT00 After disconnecting power cord, how do I remove the light board from the ceiling of the refrigerator? Part #WPW10515058. It appears to pry loose with a flat blade screwdriver.
Len May 25, 2016 for Model Number WRS325FDAB01 Lights in frig and freezer are both blinking. Is there a sure way to know which part needs replaced?
1 Answer Hello Len. Try tightening the bulbs. If it continues, replace the door switches. Read More...
Doug January 19, 2016 for Model Number Whirlpool WRS325FDAM02 AP5802782 light board where is it and how to replace lights flicker on both sides and I was told board was the problem
1 Answer Doug, The board that would be needed for the lights flickering would be part number WPW10366605. To get to the board you would need to remove the control panel of the unit. Read More...