Appliance Parts Southeast: 2010

Thursday, July 8, 2010

Wednesday, May 12, 2010

Sunday, April 18, 2010

DA97-00258E Ice Maker Assembly

DA97-00258E Ice Maker Assembly

Saturday, April 17, 2010

67006322 or 1187201 Dual Water Control Valve

67006322 or 1187201 Dual Water control Valve

Saturday, March 20, 2010

241547901 or 1037569 Switch-light lamp,freezer door

241547901 or 1037569 Switch-light lamp,freezer door

Sunday, March 14, 2010

61005277 or 824701 Dispenser Switch and Circuit Board

61005277 or 824701 Dispenser Switch and Circuit Board

Wednesday, January 27, 2010

W10128551 or 1480832 Evaporator Fan Motor

W10128551 or 1480832 Evaporator Fan Motor

Friday, January 22, 2010

WR60X10132 or 10055112 Damper and Fan

WR60X10132 or 10055112 Damper and Fan

Thursday, January 21, 2010

63001387 or 1069850 Defrost Heater

63001387 or 1069850 Defrost Heater

Wednesday, January 20, 2010

12571701 or 915192 Air Damper Control

12571701 or 915192 Air Damper Control

Monday, January 18, 2010

WR50X10054 or Part 1170024 Defrost Thermostat

WR50X10054 or Part 1170024 Defrost Thermostat

WR51X10042 or 914080 Defrost Heater

WR51X10042 or 914080 Defrost Heater

WR55X10025 or Part 914093 Temperature sensor (thermistor)

WR55X10025 or Part 914093 Temperature Sensor

Sunday, January 17, 2010

67003753 or 1034248 Water Control Valve

67003753 or 1034248 Water Control Valve

Saturday, January 16, 2010

67005154 OR 1071263 Dual Water Control Valve

67005154 OR 1071263 Dual Water Control Valve

Friday, January 15, 2010

63006322 or 1187201 Dual water Control Valve

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Y13068002 or 1266731 Ice Maker (Maytag)

Y13068002 or 1266731 Ice Maker

Wednesday, January 13, 2010

Tuesday, January 12, 2010

Friday, January 8, 2010

Thursday, January 7, 2010

2320696 Kitchenaid Control Board

Saturday, January 2, 2010

67004704 Defrost Control Board

67004704 Defrost Control Board

WR55X10444 and 1156701 Dispenser Control Board

HOW TO CHECK FOR A BURNED OUT COMPRESSOR Unplug the refrigerator and remove the back panel that covers the compressor. There should be 3 wires going inside the cover of the compressor. Mark all 3 and mark their location so if compressor is OK you can put them back in same order. The plastic cover may snap on and you may need to squeeze the sides to unlock the cover and sometimes there is a metal clip holding the cover in place. Remove the cover. May look hard but it's simple. There will be three connections under the cover and 2 will go through the start relay. Unplug them leaving the three prongs exposed. They may be marked R =Run, S=Start and C=Common. Set your meter on continuity and then begin by testing 2 at a time until you have checked S to R and R to C an C to S and S to R again. You should get a reading all the way around. If no reading between any of the pairs as you go around you should get no reading between any two the compressor has an open winding and is defective. Then if it passes that test then touch one probe to R and the other to the copper pipes or clean metal on outside of compressor, then S to metal outside and C to metal outside. If you get a reading this way even just a little. The compressor is a burnout. Then let me know what you find. Thanks, Sea Breeze

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67003753 Dual Water Control Valve 67005154 Dual Water Control Valve

WR50X10068 Defrost Thermostat

TESTING FOR A BURNED OUT COMPRESSOR PART 1

TESTING FOR A BURNED OUT COMPRESSOR PART 2

2315576 or 1199652 Water Control Valve

REPAIR A LEAKING REFRIGERATOR OR FREEZER Most times this is a plugged defrost drain system. The defrost heater in the freezer section melts the frost and changes it to water, this water is suppose to flow down a drain system. If this drain system is restricted or plugged the water will leak inside the refrigerator. The drain system starts in the freezer section with a tray built under the evaporator coil. The water is funneled through a small hose into a cup in the top middle of the fresh food section ( not on all models, but this is the most common way ), from there, the water is directed out the back wall to a drain hose that runs down the back of the refrigerator into a condensing tray. The heat created under the fridge makes the water evaporate and disappear. Some of the cups (in the top back of the fresh food section) can be removed for cleaning. A turkey baster can be used to help clean out the drain system. Fill the baster with hot water and "blast" it into the drain hose to help flush it out. A piece of wire or pipe cleaner can also be pushed into the drain hoses to help clean then out. On an S x S style of fridge the drain system is in the bottom back of the freezer section and often you will have to remove the evaporator cover to access the drain hole. You can clean this out in the same manner as previously mentioned, but because of the water leaking into the freezer instead of the fresh food section you will have to remove the ice build up to clean out the drain system. For some reason Whirlpool has found a need to "hide" the drain hose inside the walls now (Whirlpool makes many of the Kenmore branded refrigerators) on their top freezer refrigerators. This makes accessing the drain hose to flush it out more difficult, no cup inside the fresh food section, no hose down the outside back wall and the only access is inside the freezer section behind the back false wall and under the evaporator coils. Amana freezer on top models have had many problems with ice building up in the drain spout in the freezer and water leaks out the grills from the ceiling. Some repair kits are available for these refrigerators. You can see them here. There are several things to check for. The condensing defrost tray under the fridge can crack or develop a hole and leak onto the floor. A door gasket not closing properly may cause sweating and leak onto the floor. Some fridge's have a humidity switch inside the fridge that should be turned on to prevent sweating on the center bar between the fridge and freezer section. If your fridge has developed a frost free failure problem, often the frost will travel down the suction line at the back of the fridge and drip water on the floor. The heat exchanger tubing can separate and also sweat and drip on the floor. A kit to repair a separated heat exchanger line, comes with instructions as well. Ice maker and chilled water fill lines can crack and leak as well, this is fairly common with the plastic lines as they can dry out and crack.

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Thursday, July 8, 2010

Wednesday, May 12, 2010

Sunday, April 18, 2010

Saturday, April 17, 2010

Saturday, March 20, 2010

Sunday, March 14, 2010

Wednesday, January 27, 2010

Friday, January 22, 2010

Thursday, January 21, 2010

Wednesday, January 20, 2010

Monday, January 18, 2010

Sunday, January 17, 2010

Saturday, January 16, 2010

Friday, January 15, 2010

Wednesday, January 13, 2010

Tuesday, January 12, 2010

Friday, January 8, 2010

Thursday, January 7, 2010

Saturday, January 2, 2010

452192 Defrost Heater below that Da74-40149D Water Control Valve

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2199838 or 775696 Water Control Valve

1395331 Valve Assembly

WR51X322 or 305049 Defrost Heater

WR55X10560 or 1194661 Mother Control Board

1467835 Control Board

1399517 Defrost Thermostat

WR57X10070 or 1266136 Water Control Valve

DEFROST TIMER 3348

948430 Adaptive Defrost Control Board

Part number WR9X489 or Part number 2578

Supco BPV31 Piercing Valves

Dico Digital Thermostats

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