XRSS665BB (PXRSS665BB0) Amana Refrigerator - Instructions

Ordered part...removed old drawer...put n new drarwe

Simply replaced cover by hand. No tools required.

Short story: excellent experience. Long story: The original drawer broke, probably because it was overloaded during the years of use. I found the part number very easily on parselect.com. Just followed the instructions on the web site. Got the replacement very quickly, and it was broken in the box. Called PartSelect and they sent my another replacement immediately. No need to send back the broken one, no extra cost, no question asked. I got the new part in a few days. This time they took the time of carefully placing the original box in another larger package with plenty of shock-absorbing material. Changed it in no time. The service was excellent, the person who took my call was extremely nice and efficient. I strongly recommend PartSelect.

Remove plastic hinge cover (phillips screwdriver). With door closed, remove ground wire (phillips screwdriver). Remove broken hinge (nut driver). Route wires through split in hinge body. Route wire through new hinge body. Install new hinge (nut driver). Install ground wire. Install plastic cover. Entire job took less than five minutes.

Put the new one in its place easy

Ordered parts from Parts Select. They were here like overnight!! Unreal. Supports just slipped in. Absolutely easy. This was my first order ever from Part Select but have a feeling it won't be my last. Parts were here so fast I did not know what had arrived until I opened the package as I had not expected them so quickly! very satisfied.

replace element

Un Plug the refrigerator. Remove the lower shelves and shelf brackets on the freezer side of my side-by-side refrigerator. Removed the 5 screws on the lower back cover plate and removed the cover. The thermostat is on the top of the coils, it snaps around the coil, carefully slide it off. Cut the two wires to the thermostat near the end. splice the new thermostat to the wires in the refrigerator using wire nuts or wire clamps, either wire can got to either connection, snap the thermostat on the top of the coils, replace the cover, replace the shelve brackets and shelves, plug it in.

Bought a new one and slipped it in. Perfect fit!

Not much to say. To much weight (maybe?) in drawer and overzealous kids. I have replaced it once before and all I had to do was remove the drawer, put in the new one. Fit great and was back in business. I do have to say that when I've ordered parts here before, I have been real happy with the quick service. A+ for getting it to me quick!

I am completely satisfied with PartSelect Appliance Parts. I had a broken vegetable drawer in my Amana refrigerator and had delayed fixing it because I thought it would be difficult. Finally I got the model number from the door sticker and Googled it for where I could find the part. PartSelect came up and I was amazed at how easy it was to locate the correct replacement item and how easy it was to place the order. Then much to my amazement, the part arrived in 2 days and in perfect condition because it was shipped with all precautions against damage. I removed the broken drawer, pushed in the new drawer and voila! All good. I highly recommend PartSelect Appliances for their user friendly web site, their ease of ordering and their super fast shipping. Thank you!!

pulled the old one out and slid the new one in. Even I did this right. If I can do it anyone can do it. The only thing I worried about was if I ordered the wrong Crisper Pan.

I watched the online video and followed the directions. The only thing that was not obvious (and this is where the video saved several minutes)was how to remove the upper part from the door. This repair makes the door seals much more effective and should reduce the compressor run time. I have to compliment you on your prices and speed in getting the parts to me...great service!

First My Frig side of the double door unit wasn't closing on its own. Kids don't look, so they walk away...next thing you know the frig warms up and the freezer starts to frost up from running so long...Now it won't shut off.... I checked the hinge and sure enough it was wore down. Now mind you, I ordered a hinge kit first without checking to see what type I needed...don't do that...Less than 15 mins you can take the door off and see which one you need.As soon as I saw which type of hinge set I needed I went and ordered it...returned the other one. It came pretty quick.... 15 mins had that sucker changed and working... But... the door still wouldn't close on its own... Common sense told me the heat from the frosted freezer caused the door and frig walls to swell... Yes I said the heat... When the component in the freezer frosts up it does not keep the frig cool, nor will the freezer stay kool... the frost prevents the cool air from moving around...thus "HEAT".... It took a full 24 hrs for my frig n freezer to get back to normal... and now the door closes just fine... MIND YOU! I had to take the covers off the freezer unit inside, then take a steamer and melt all that frost off of every inch including down the drain... That took me a good 5-6 hours... and what a mess.... but it was worth my time.... because I don't have to replace my second hand Jenn-Air which I could never afford to buy brand new.... Whew....what we have to do to keep things going... $11 bucks worth of parts.... "Super Mom" :o)

Went online to find a diagram for my particular model, found it, removed frezzer panel to gain access to the evaporator assy, performed a continuity test to the deffrost end cycle thermostat, found it open, ( out of range) on my dvom, at 25 deg., I should have had continuity, performed continuity test to heater assy. had continuity present, installed a new end deffrost cycle thermostat assy, tested, works great.