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- Fix Number
- FIX16217433
- Manufacturer Part Number
- XWFE
- Fix Number
- FIX10063209
- Manufacturer Part Number
- RPWFE
Fixes these symptoms
- Ice maker not making ice
- Not dispensing water
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- Fix Number
- FIX8746144
- Manufacturer Part Number
- MWFP
Fixes these symptoms
- Fridge too warm
- Ice maker dispenses too little ice
- Ice maker not making ice
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Installation Instructions
saul from wylie, TX
the fridge would not stay cool
Replace the termostat and temp sensor for those two you have to cut and splice new wires. And the water filter easy twist off and twist back on for the heater and braket assembly it was pull out old and place new maybe hour long job
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- Fix Number
- FIX12741350
- Manufacturer Part Number
- WR60X31522
Fixes these symptoms
- Clicking sound
- Freezer section too warm
- Fridge and Freezer are too warm
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Installation Instructions
Francis from Rochester, NY
Noisey fan
Unplug power, remove several parts to access the fan motor located at the back of the freezer section. Disconnect fan motor. Remove impeller from motor shaft. Reassemble all parts. Very easy repair.
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- Fix Number
- FIX217532
- Manufacturer Part Number
- 40A15
Installation Instructions
Jeffrey from SEATTLE, WA
Bake element replacement
1. Turn of over power at the breaker.2. Remove bake element cover. There's 2 quarter inch nuts.
3. Disconnect old element. For me there was not much play in the wires so when I disconnected the old element I lost the wire in the insulation. If this happened you can remove the central plate cover on the back of the oven and you can easily find the wires again.
4. Connect the replacement element.
5. Screw the bake element cover back in.
6. Turn power back on. Read more...
- Fix Number
- FIX304103
- Manufacturer Part Number
- WR55X10025
Fixes these symptoms
- Doesn’t stop running
- Freezer not defrosting
- Freezer section too warm
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Installation Instructions
Steven from Indio, CA
Fresh food section not cooling
Online info suggested thermal sensor was the issue (coils cleaned, fans functional). I ordered the part and received it in 2 days. Finding the sensor was the issue. I removed the shelves, then removed a temp control knob, the lights and the protective panel covering them. I removed a long white panel (no screws), removed two panels (one with 2 screws, one with three screws. The thermal sensor was behind the last panel removed. The cooling coils with the thermal sensor were covered with a styrofoam like device. Used a hair dryer to melt the ice. The new sensor was then put in place as per other videos on this topic. It took longer to melt the ice then to remove the panels giving access to the sensor. All in all a pretty easy repair. BTW, refrigerator is working fine (0-2F in freezer, 37F in fresh foods side).
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- Fix Number
- FIX963756
- Manufacturer Part Number
- WR02X12008
Fixes these symptoms
- Clicking sound
- Freezer section too warm
- Fridge too warm
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Installation Instructions
Michael from Burlington, MA
Fan was missing a left bumper from manufacturer & causing noise/vibration
Unplugged refrigerator then emptied freezer and removed wire shelf. In back removed phillip head screws. Removed circulation cowling & carefully pulled up and out styrofoam insert. Removed fan bracket & unplugged unit from tabs. Replaced front & back grommets and lid bumpers. Eliminated excessive noise from fan due to heavy vibration.
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- Fix Number
- FIX10059162
- Manufacturer Part Number
- WB21X22134
Fixes these symptoms
- Element will not heat
- Little to no heat when baking
- Little to no heat when broiling
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Installation Instructions
Stuart from Parrish, FL
Oven temperature was erratic and finally would not preheat.
I was lucky to stumble on this website. There seemed to be many with the same problem. I ordered the part and hoped for the best. It arrived and I installed just as others had described. First, I unplugged the range. Removed the back cover (a central panel) with 4 screws. Familiarized myself with the plug-in thermal sensor. Went around front and loosened the single set screw for the probe (near the top of oven). Threaded the bad element out and rethreaded the new element from the front. In back, reinstall the plastic plug-in connector. Tightened set screw in the oven, plugged it in and tested. It worked! Put the back on and it was done. It took 31 minutes. Actually took longer to clean behind the stave than the repair. Thanks to all for advice.
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- Fix Number
- FIX1993870
- Manufacturer Part Number
- WR30X10093
Fixes these symptoms
- Ice maker dispenses too little ice
- Ice maker dispenses too much ice
- Ice maker not making ice
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Installation Instructions
marion from raleigh, NC
Ice maker stopped making ice
Super easy. Loosen 2 screws. Disconnect power line. Take out broken part and plug in new part then slide icemaker back in place and tighten 2 screws. Saved me the $89 service call plus whatever they would have overcharged for the part! And no waiting around for repair guy!
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- Fix Number
- FIX426380
- Manufacturer Part Number
- 216594300
Fixes these symptoms
- Will Not Start
- Won’t start
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Installation Instructions
Scott from Watkins Glen, NY
Freezer stopped cooling
On the compressor are two components. The first is the start relay which allows voltage to pass through to the compressor when it's called to run by the thermostat. The second is the thermal override which protects the compressor by shutting it down when over heated. Both are plugged into the three compressor power prongs. Thermal is plugged into the top prong, starter relay to the two lower prongs. To start the repair, pull the two wire leads off of the components. Take a pair of needle nose pliers and gently pull out the starter relay. Next pull out the thermal override. Make sure the compressor windings aren't bad by testing the leads with an ohm meter. There are how to's on the web but basically place the ohm meter in its lowest setting and take a reading between the two bottom prongs. Write this number down. It should have a resistance of about 10.5 ohms. Next, take a reading between the top and bottom left prongs and then do the same on the right side. Add the left and right reading together and they should equal the initial reading that you took across the bottom prongs (10.5ohms) or so. If not, your compressor is the issue. If all tests out OK, replace the start relay in the reverse order of disassembly. The switchout takes all of 15 minutes to perform. Made my freezer like new.
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