Whirlpool WP2166108 Refrigerator Roller OEM Part

Followed the instructions that was sent with wheel . wasn't to difficult. maybe 15 to 20 minutes total repair time,start to finish.

FOLLOWED INSTRUCTIONS THAT CAME WITH PART. HAD A LITTLE TROUBLE UNDERSTANDING HOW THINGS WOULD COME APART, BUT SLOW CAREFUL STEPS GOT IT DONE. NOT BAD FOR AN 87 YEAR OLD GUY.

It took only about 45 minutes to fix it with very few tools. It took two of us to do it as the refer had to be tilted to be repaired. The part you sent did the trick!

Left side wheels damaged from tenant running over floor register. Replaced all 4-rollers in rear and front of the refrigerator. Appliance Parts repair video was important to the success of the replacement.

Before ordering part I was a little apprehensive about doing the job, since I'm generally alone. But after reading on your site that an 80 something guy did it, and getting a $325.00 estimate from Sears, I decided a 72 year old could do it too. Replaced both front rollers. Following the step by step instruction sheet was very helpful. Since I was working by myself and wanted to move the refrigerator out of the kitchen (to not damage my new flooring), I removed upper and lower doors. This made the box lighter, enabled it to fit thru a doorway, and I wanted to change the swing anyway. I tied the box to a hand truck for moving. Removing doors is not necessary for the repair. My 4 corner bolts are 1/2" sheet metal screws, rather than 5/16" per instructions. Per instructions, "Roll the base plate assembly 1/2"" is a little different than what I had to do. After removing corner screws, I was able to easily pry the base plate back about 3/4". The box was easy to tip, and I slid two 2x4s under the box to hold it up, doing one side at a time. Once the base plate falls away from the cabinet, the rollers are simple to replace. This was also a good opportunity to clean the unit. I've repaired other appliances after watching Appliance Parts Pros excellent videos - a video on this would be nice for others.