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Fixed with the new metal handle purchased from AppliancePartsPros. Read more
Replaced the controller. Pulled the old controller off the compressor shook it and it rattled,opened it up as it was burnt up A real no-brainer to replace. Took less than five minutes to fix. Read more
This was tricky. The first thing I should have done was unplug the freezer and reset the control board. Instead, I checked the voltage to the fan, (none), voltage to the control board (good), and continuity of the temp sensor (good). Figured bad control board...ordered part. Then pulled freezer away from wall (why I hadn't unplugged it first - a real pain), unplugged and "replugged."it. This reset board and the fan started working. Still no cooling. Canceled part order (thank you for... Read more
Replacement screw that secures freezer panels, brackets, and trim. Install when original hardware is missing, stripped, or loose to keep components aligned.
Pulled bottom kick panel off, removed the one screw that held the light bracket on, unplugged the light connection, had to file a small burr off the bracket and pushed the light into the slot, reconnected the push on connector, replaced the screw for the bracket, replaced the kick panel, and marveled at my accomplishment. Less than twenty minutes, the part was the correct one, no problem. Read more
The square shaft was broken off in the recessed hole of the freezer door lock and would not allow the key to engage it to turn and lock the freezer door. R and R of door lock assy was necessary but not easy-it was accessed through a 1/2" X 1.5" slot in the inner ledge of the door that the hook from the lock protruded through to lock the door. I removed the lock retaining clip through the slot, slid the lock assy out, replaced it with the new assy and replaced the clip. All with curved... Read more
The refrigerator icemaker thermal cut-off protects the icemaker from overheating by shutting off power when temperatures exceed safe limits. Located within the icemaker assembly, replace it when ice production stops completely or the icemaker appears to have no power.
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