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$36.69

Upper Freezer Basket

Fix Number FIX2356327

Manufacturer Part Number WR21X10208

The freezer basket helps organize food in the freezer easier. The basket measures approximately 7 1/2” high by 16.75” deep. The freezer basket is white in color and made of metal. This is a genuine OEM part and is sold individually.

Installation Instructions

Donald from Frontenac, KS

I wanted Extra Baskets.

I just wanted 2 extra baskets for my new small freezer. It took a little extra time to figure out what the part number was for the correct basket. It seems this type basket was made to fit several models, including mine, which in fact it really does not fit like the basket that came with the freezer. The handles on the top of the baskets are larger than the original basket and they interfer with the closure of the lid. But I made one basket fit horizonally and cannot use the 2nd basket at all. But I plan on giving it to a friend of mine who is purchasing a freezer similar to mine. Read more...

$54.36

Run Capacitor

Fix Number FIX11764031

Manufacturer Part Number WR55X24064

This part helps the compressor kick on and off while maintaining a constant temperature to keep things frozen in your freezer. This part has been updated by the manufacturer and may appear different than the original, but should function the same.

Fixes these symptoms

Clicking sound
Freezer section too warm
Fridge and Freezer are too warm
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Installation Instructions

Paul from Collinwood, TN

Refrigerator Not Cooling

1) Run Capacitor. Disconnected electrical power plug from the wall socket. Located the Run Capacitor in bottom rear of refrigerator, disconnected the retainer spring, pulled the wasted run capacitor off and plugged the new one into the slot and replaced the retainer spring. 2) Motor AC/DC Evaporator Fan. Opened top freezer door. Removed the shelving by carefully sliding the shelving pins upward and into the recessed slots for easy removal. Used Phillip's head screw driver to remove two screws holding the face guard in place and the 6" Crescent wrench to remove the bracket holding the fan motor to the bracket and the Phillip's head screw driver to remove two screws holding the bracket to the inside rear of the freezer. Unplugged the wasted motor AC/DC Evaporator Fan and plugged the new one into its place. Reinstalled all hardware as it came out. Refrigerator is now working like new. Simple and easy project saved me $100s of dollars fro having to purchase a new Refrigerator. My significant other was happy that it worked so well and saved $$. She was happy and went to Walmart shopping with the savings and brought me a pizza home. Everyone was a winner. Paul and Kimberly Juliana Read more...