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HMG19284-7B Admiral Refrigerator - Overview

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Door Shelf Trim Retainer – Part Number: WP65245-1
Door Shelf Trim Retainer
PartSelect #: PS11743360
Manufacturer #: WP65245-1
This door shelf trim retainer is just over one inch long. It is all white in color and it is made entirely of plastic.
$11.71
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Tray – Part Number: WP59688-1A
Tray
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PartSelect #: PS11743011
Manufacturer #: WP59688-1A
This tray is a replacement part for flex tray ice makers.
$10.79
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Defrost Heater – Part Number: WP60106-35
Defrost Heater
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PartSelect #: PS11743094
Manufacturer #: WP60106-35
This radiant glass defrost heater is twenty and a half inches long. It comes with an instructions sheet, and is intended for use with the freezer evaporator of some refrigerators.
$120.86
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Crisper Shelf Support Kit – Part Number: 12001957
Crisper Shelf Support Kit
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PartSelect #: PS2003463
Manufacturer #: 12001957
This support is used with the crisper drawer shelf.
$4.45
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Door Shelf Retainer Bar - Cut to Fit – Part Number: WP61003045
Door Shelf Retainer Bar - Cut to Fit
PartSelect #: PS11743151
Manufacturer #: WP61003045
This cut-to-fit refrigerator door shelf retainer bar comes at twenty-seven inches long. It is made entirely of metal.
$83.38
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BLADE- CON – Part Number: WP12587601
BLADE- CON
PartSelect #: PS11738551
Manufacturer #: WP12587601
$72.02
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INSERT – Part Number: 60580-3
INSERT
PartSelect #: PS2057240
Manufacturer #: 60580-3
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DOOR HANDLE – Part Number: 66255-1
DOOR HANDLE
PartSelect #: PS2065029
Manufacturer #: 66255-1
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PAN-ICE – Part Number: 60653-1
PAN-ICE
PartSelect #: PS2057284
Manufacturer #: 60653-1
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INSERT – Part Number: 60451-8
INSERT
PartSelect #: PS2057093
Manufacturer #: 60451-8
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Pan, meat – Part Number: 66490-7
Pan, meat
PartSelect #: PS12635268
Manufacturer #: 66490-7
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Door – Part Number: 61002979
Door
PartSelect #: PS12649476
Manufacturer #: 61002979
Liner, f.f. door
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freezer would not keep food frozen
First you must unplug the refrigerator, then remove the top hinge and freezer door, then you must remove the middle hinge to remove the refrigerator door, after that there are 4 screws located in the refrigerator compartment that must be removed that are holding the plastic control knob trim in place. When you remove these screws and drop the trim piece you can unplug the wiring on it, to completly remove it, next right above the plastic trim previously removed there is a metal trim with 3 screws holding it in place they will be removed now. Now you need to remove all of the shelving in the freezer compartment these pieces will just snap out , at the lower left and right sides of the freezer compartment there are two plastic tips that are attached to the main plastic body of this compartment they will need to be snapped out from behind the metal body of the refrigerator this can be done with a flat head screwdriver. Now pull straight out on the plastic body and it should come out , this will expose an insulating cover over the freezer coil where the defrost heater is located,if this is covered with ice you will need a heat gun which is a overgrown hair dryer basically. To melt the ice you will have to remove a insulating cover that is located behind the previously removed front metal trim it will come out by gently snapping it out of place, use caution during this step so not to break the cover in half. This will expose the front of the freezer coil and you can now use the heat gun to melt the ice, keep a check on the drain pan beneath the refrigerator as it will have to be emptied depending on the amount of ice build up. As the ice melts it should release the top cover of the coil and this will lift out of place also again use caution when removing the cover. With the coil exposed melt the remaining ice, if you look in the coil you will see the defrost heater, if the glass tube on the heater is broken please use extreme caution so you will not get cut by it , now you can unplug each wire from each side of the heater you may need a pair of pliers for this. when the wires are unplugged you can now lift out the bad heater again use caution if the glass is broken. There is a gaurd over the heater that will have to be removed by sliding it off the end wires when you have this off, slide it over the wires on the new element, now gently install the new heater back in the coil reconnect the 2 end wires and make sure they are connected good. you can now assemble all of the covers and parts in the reverse order you removed them, when assenbly is complete plug the refrigerator back in and in about three hours or so you should here the fan and compressor stop and the unit should go into a defrost cycle during this you should here the water running to the drain pan as it melts.
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Defrost Heater
  • chuck from dudley, NC
  • Difficulty Level:
    Very Difficult
  • Total Repair Time:
    More than 2 hours
  • Tools:
    Pliers, Screw drivers, Socket set
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cubes sticking, flooding of tray then freezing up
order a new try and install
Parts Used:
Tray
  • doris from greatfalls, MT
  • Difficulty Level:
    Really Easy
  • Total Repair Time:
    Less than 15 mins
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Ice-maker tray wouldn't empty properly, so water spilled out of it and froze pieces of ice together, making a big glob of ice in the holding vessel for ice pieces.
Removed and replaced the old tray, which had lost its elasticity and wasn't emptying properly. This couldn't have been easier.
Several years ago, we had the same problem, so I called a repair service and paid a dude about $85 to diagnose the cause and correct it. This time, based on observing that prior repairman, I ordered the replacement part for about $25, from this outfit, and repaired the fridge in less time (including time online) than previously spent finding a repair service and dealing with it.
Parts Used:
Tray
  • DAVID from LOUISVILLE, KY
  • Difficulty Level:
    Really Easy
  • Total Repair Time:
    Less than 15 mins
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