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Replaced the broken part. Exact fit. 15 minutes. Works perfectly. Read more
I replaced the door stop. Fortunately, I did NOT follow the advice on your Questions and Answers discussion and remove the door to do this: "You will need to remove the door hinge cover and hinge from the top of the door. Then lift and remove the door from the refrigerator. Lay the door on a soft surface and remove the screws holding the door stop WR2X9302 in place. Reinstall in reverse order." The two screws are fairly easy to remove with a socket wrench with the door in place. Read more
Ordered parts and watched the video. Read more
This tempered glass shelf sits at the bottom of your refrigerator's crisper drawer to provide a clear surface for storing fruits and vegetables. It allows you to see contents below while protecting items in the drawer underneath. Replace this glass insert if it's cracked, shattered, or has chips that could contaminate food.
Ordered top and bottom drawers and right and left side rails. Hardest thing was getting out the broken drawers on out took me 15 minutes to re install the new hardware. Read more
Purchased another shelf - fit perfectly 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
This control board comes with 2 slide switches and is mounted in the dispenser area.
Replaced control board Read more
Replaced motor took 15 minutes, it was great saved 370 dollars. Read more
It was fairly simple. The blade just slides onto the post of the condenser. Thanks to Appliance Pros, we should not have this problem again. We were offered to buy a special 28" long brush made to clean the refrigerator coils, and it works great! :) Read more
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