Clean Touch Parts

• Leaking
• Not dispensing water

Turned off water behind the fridge. Unscrewed housing that covered water lines behind the filter base with a 1/4" socket. Pulled out the water hoses by pulling forward on the blue ring holding the hose while pulling the hose backward. Unscrewed the two screws below the filter base. Used the 1/4" socket to remove four additional 1/4" nuts holding the front housing until it partially dropped. I kept the housing propped on a jar. Unscrewed two additional screws holding the filter release rod in... Read more

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Replaced filter with plug. Read more

Replaced filter. Read more

Replace the parts of water filter housing and tube assembly. Read more

Replaced Oven control Board, I actually had a "professional" appliance repair man come to the house and tell me what was wrong with the oven. While he was standing in my kitchen, I noticed he pulled up the AppliancePartsPros.com website to quote me the pricing for the parts. I did not see it necessary to pay him the marked up price. He left the house without repairing the oven I proceeded to order the parts that same evening, replaced the bad parts the same day I received them. I noticed while... Read more

Took the old one off and put the new one on Read more

The video was very helpful, but my KitchenAid model required slightly more steps. Only the two screws in front held the filter housing, same as the video shows, but it has to be removed from the rear. My model did not have the wire brace, only the two front screws held the housing. Shut the water off and pull the electrical plug. Remove the two screws holding the filter housing in the front. Remove the lower panel in the rear at the bottom of the refrigerator. Remove the two screws holding the... Read more

Ordered a bypass and installed it. Read more

My wife put the faceplate on the oven control while I accessed the display by pulling the oven out, unplugged it, and removed the rear cover. Only three nut head screws held the upper back panel. 4 nut screws hold the display onto the oven, they were easily removed. My wife took a couple photos of the rear wiring to ensure we plugged the new oven control in properly (there are a fair number of wires but they are color coded in most cases). Turns out we didn't need the photo. As we pulled a... Read more

After some research I found others having the same problem (all buttons worked except the Start button, and the system would work using the "Reset" / "Test" button combination - although I forget the combo). Read more

Ordered a new one Read more

Replaced housing. That was simple but finding directions in how it I remove top of cabinet was time consuming. After two hours of searching I finally found one article that explained why there were no screws to remove. Read more

This is a relatively easy repair. Here are detailed instruction to replace the Control Panel. Tools Required: #15 and #20 Torx drivers. (Power tools not recommended) THE INNER SHELL DOES NOT HAVE TO BE COMPLETELY REMOVED There are 10 perimeter screws that secure the inner shell (#15) to the outer shell and six screws, three on each side (#20). Two of these screws secure the Controller Bracket and 4 that secure the spring loaded hinge to the inner shell. These six screws don't have to be... Read more

I started by watching the video posted by couple of people on youtube on how to replace a microwave handle. After taking out the liner, I hit a roadblock with unscrewing the handle screw. The grip on the front side had basically melted causing it to be loose, so the screw and the plastic part would rotate together. After trying several things, I gave up and took it to Ace hardware to find an extractor of some sort. Luckily, the guys there used several tools and managed to get the screw out.... Read more