1069051055 Parts

I used your online troubleshooting tips and watched the videos on your site. I determined my thermostat was defective, ordered the thermostat which arrived in two days and I replaced the thermostat and I now have a full bin of ice !!! The do it yourself video was extremely helpful and made the repair very easy. Thanks so much for the great service and quick delivery !!! Read more

Replaced defective freezer fan. It was a very easy job & it now works great. Shut power & carefully defrosted all ice build up behind freezer wall on metal fins with hair dryer & towels & cleared all ice from vents to refrigerator. Nicely dried & cleaned everything. Tested freezer drain hole with very hot water to maker sure it was not clogged & backing up. Installed new fan with the original plastic blade, rubber backing & also replaced the broken air vents. Read more

I took the new seal out of it's packaging and used a blowdryer on low heat to soften up the seal so that the crease from shipping (it was folded to ship) disappeared. Next I took the refrigerator door off, removed the old seal, & cleaned the area where the new seal would be applied. Following the video on the Appliance Pro Parts website, I re-installed the new seal and put the door back on. Last step was to snap on the new hinge cap I ordered. The video online was easy to follow and this... Read more

• Leaking

Well, I thought, "huh," and began to investigate. I pulled the fridge out and looked around and I couldn't really figure it out, then I looked at this thin aluminum tray that's bolted to the top of a compressor, the "Evap Tray." It looks like a one-inch deep cake pan--it was rusted and it had some pinholes in it and it was leaking. So, I looked in the phonebook at local sources and I ordered one, it was $87 + shipping. Then I was curious and I looked around on the internet and found... Read more