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Chatted online with a an individual from Appliance Parts Pros regarding replacement bulbs and instructions for our GE Profile PSHW6YGXCDSS Side-By-Side Refrigerator and our GE Advantium SCA2001 Cooking Tool. He gave me the part numbers for the bulbs and they were ordered and delivered very quickly. The bulbs for the the Advantium (WB36X10328 ) were easy to replace using just a screwdriver to remove and replace the protective covers under the appliance. However, the bulbs for the ... Read more

I ordered a plain sliding shelf. Read more

Bought two replacement pieces (one as a spare), and snapped it into place. Read more

I ordered a replacement auger from AppliancePartsPros.com. Upon receipt of the new auger, I watched the repair video and took the ice crusher apart. I found several other parts that needed to be replaced as well. Once All the parts were received, I again watched the video. The video was not specific enough to show how to reassemble the ice crusher blades and the two types of washers. I found another video on YouTube that walked me through specific details of assembly and everything went... Read more

I removed all of the interior components in the refrigerator compartment for a good cleaning and to make sure no other issues. Originally, all of the parts manuals showed that I had to purchase the entire plastic housing, foam insert and fan (WR17X12490). Searching the web, I found a few others who had the same problem and had actually found that you could order just the evaporator fan (WR60X10184). I also ordered several of the plastic shelf support pegs that had broken over time. The... Read more

Because I have had to replace this fan before, the process goes pretty fast.. I am impressed with AppliancePros for a number of reasons, the price for componets is always cheaper that other major parts suppliers. They go to great length to insure all ordered parts are shipped and in a timely fashion.. Also the live tutorials are a great help for the Doit yourselfer.. Read more

The auger motor failed and wouldn't turn. I replaced the motor and it works without a problem. Make sure you dont throw away the motor boot or buy one if you don't have one. Otherwise, the temperature will freeze up the motor and lead to premature failure. Read more

There was no repair video for this fix so I had to figure it out myself. I removed all the shelves out of the refrigerator, then the light cover. The air vent cover lifts up and out from the bottom(reason why I removed all shelving. Then I took out the broken dial pan chill which just snaps in to the control arm. Replaced everything and then put the knob pan chill on. Read more

Quickly on the face grille. Dismantled ice tray and inserted auger. Everything is pretty obvious for dismantling except the spring in the rod on the bottom (pay attention to how it is attached to the rod) and the plastic screw on the front of the auger (use pliers to grip it and it is reverse thread). Read more

The short... Our GE refrigerator has a dual evaporator. Which means there is an evaporator in both the freezer and the refrigerator. So inadequate cooling in the refrigerator is most likely not related to the freezer at all like it is with models that do not have dual evaporators. After extensive research, diagnosing and testing I was able to determine that the refrigerator evaporator thermistor was not working properly. I replaced all four thermistors (two in the refrigerator and two in the... Read more