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Looked up the make and model number on ApplianceParts.com. Viewed the diagram of the defroster heater assembly. Ordered the replacement parts which arrived in 2 business days. It took a long time with a hair dryer to melt the ice/frost on the coils, but not long at all to remove and replace the 2 heater elements. Read more
This recess heater was a last resort 'nuclear' option that I never employed. First repair was to replace the solenoid that keeps the little door from staying open and letting room air back up it. Also replaced the gaskets around both doors which allowed the freezer and fridge sides to stay at the right temp. That seems to have done the trick. To install this part would be a herculean task involving complete and total disassembly of the door and seal 'tracks'...this seemed fraught with... Read more
I ended up replacing the circuit board, solenoid, and ice door. While I had it torn apart, I went ahead and replaced the rubber pieces that funnel the ice into the glass. Read more
Replaced motor took 15 minutes, it was great saved 370 dollars. Read more
Went to brand and model # found and ordered got new and installed before it stopped. quick delivery,thanks, frank Read more
Left side ice bucket shelf
Drilled out the rivets on the rear of the bucket shelf on each side (needed an angle drive drill for the left side) and removed the front screws. Installed the new shelf both sides with original screws in the front and 8-32 bolts and nuts in the rear. 3 screws to install the bucket to the auger assembly. Read more
Right side ice bucket shelf
This white decorative plate covers the bottom front of your refrigerator, hiding the compressor area and providing a finished appearance. It replaces damaged, discolored, or missing toe kick plates that expose internal components or detract from your kitchen's appearance.
Removed old part and snapped new one Read more
Compressor would not stay on for long, even though temperature control set to lowest. Compressor sounded like it was running smoothly when it does run. Changed 3 parts: capacitor, overload, and relay. Runs like a charm now! Read more
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