Whirlpool 61003647 Refrigerator Door Closer Cam OEM Part

Watched the video at Appliance Parts Pros. Followed the video. I was fixing the refrigerator door (a little easier then the freezer door). The repair was very simple and took less then 15 minutes.

Replaced lower pin and door closer

1) Identified the parts in the exploded parts diagram, watched the related videos & reviewed the comments to match symptoms/fixes. 2) Easily ordered the parts online. Wasn't sure which closer was needed (I never looked) Hint: look at the part (closer) on the bottom of the door first - order the black or white part, as required. Received parts two days later, per the shipping choice. 3) Replaced both parts of the lower hinge pin/closer according to the video. Tips: empty the door before COMPLETELY (including the shelves) before removing top hinge; don't skimp and replace BOTH parts as a set (both are worn out); take the extra time (30 minutes) to clean the door surfaces and all the shelves while it is empty and disassembled. 4) Re-assembly: the play in the top hinge provides some adjustment for aligning the doors - align the top corners of the fridge/freezer doors before tightening the top hinge pin.

Ordered and replaced parts from you. Parts were delivered the next morning after placing my online order. Very impressed!

I'm not mechanically inclined by any means, but the repair was very easy. I took the food out of the door, then took the door off the hinges by removing the top hinge and lifting the door off the bottom hinge. I put the door flat on the kitchen floor, and replaced the door closer on the bottom of the door. It was pretty obvious what the issue was comparing the old and new door closer. The old door closer had it's little risers (best way to describe it) sheered off. Once the new door closer was in place, I put the door back on the bottom hinge and put the top hinge back in place. Once I bolted everything down and put the food back in, I was good to go.