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Refrigerator Dispenser Grille Tray

By: Ge

Part Number: WR17X4153

A removable tray that catches drips and spills from the water and ice dispenser. Located at the bottom front of the dispenser area on the refrigerator door. Replace when the tray is cracked, stained beyond cleaning, or doesn't fit properly in its housing.

Do-It-Yourself Stories from Customers like You Faulty water valve spit water from filler when making ice Nick G. • Portola Valley , CA • November 21, 2014

Replaced both the inlet water valve and the water dispenser valve. Replaced water dispenser switch and water filter. Read more

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Chute Ice

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Part Number: WR17X4253

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Dispenser Auger

4.8 (12)

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Part Number: WR17X4341

Do-It-Yourself Stories from Customers like You First thing i saw was that the ice cubes were coming out with rust although we need iron i prefer a pill Mike E. • El Paso , TX • July 22, 2015

I took the ice bucket out and saw the Plate and the Auger were rusted out I thought about cleaning it but I figured that the rust prevent coating was probability all gone I've had this refrigerator since 98 , so I figured the best way was to buy the replacement parts . the price was pretty good so I went that route , the taking apart was very easy , its the putting back together that takes time , however I took a video of the bucket before I took it apart and the on-line video that... Read more

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Refrigerator Butter Dish And Cover

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Part Number: WR19X10005

Replacement butter dish with cover for refrigerator door storage. Installs in dairy compartment. Needed when original is cracked, broken, or missing.

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Refrigerator J-Nut Kit (12-Pack)

5.0 (1)

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Part Number: WR1X1547D

The J-nut kit contains multiple threaded fasteners used to secure various internal refrigerator components and shelving systems. Located throughout the refrigerator interior at mounting points, these nuts should be replaced when shelves become loose, components rattle, or existing nuts are stripped or corroded.

Do-It-Yourself Stories from Customers like You Broken ice maker supporters Frank G. • Colorado Springs , CO • December 21, 2014

I removed ice maker, cleared out frozen food to make room for drill, removed broken support, & drilled out old pop rivet (covering the area below with a cloth to catch the metal shavings). Then I carefully straightened the metal support, loosely installed the new support, and pop-riveted it onto the support using the same size rivet. I reinstalled the ice maker, replaced the frozen food, and turned the ice maker back on. No issues. Read more

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Auger Front Nut

5.0 (2)

By: Ge

Part Number: WR1X1585

Do-It-Yourself Stories from Customers like You Auger broken front bushing worn out on ice crusher Troy R. • Salem , OR • October 14, 2015

I welded the auger first but it didnt seem to last. i then took the whole thing apart and found more worn parts so i ordered all of the parts i needed and replaced them. it now works like new. Read more

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Clamp

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Part Number: WR1X1843

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Basket Clear

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Part Number: WR21X190

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Dairy Door

5.0 (6)

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Part Number: WR22X383

Color: clear. Measures about 16 inches wide by 7 inches high.

Do-It-Yourself Stories from Customers like You My ice maker bin smelled like freezer burn and ice tasted like it too Nancy R. • New Paltz , NY • November 18, 2014

I bought whole new ice bin and it it's now the ice is great. Read more

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Dispenser Switch

4.0 (1)

By: Ge

Part Number: WR23X366

Do-It-Yourself Stories from Customers like You Random leak from water dispenser. Fred F. • Hazelhurst , WI • June 19, 2018

New switch for water dispenser and new inlet valve. Read more

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Door Gasket

4.0 (1)

By: Ge

Part Number: WR24X526

Do-It-Yourself Stories from Customers like You Refrigerator door seal was leaking Regan O. • Las Vegas , NV • March 18, 2016

I loosened all bracket screws around door inside edge. I removed the old seal and replace it with the new seal. The most difficult part was adjusting the seal properly. This required loosening the screws two or three at a time and pulling the rubber seal outwards from under the bracket. The seal was wrinkled coming out of the cardboard package. I followed the instructions dipping the seal in hot water and this relaxed the rubber removing the kinks. Read more