E23CS75DSS1 Electrolux Refrigerator - Instructions

Pried the broken support insert out with a screw driver and pulled it out with pliers, then inserted the new and pressed it in and Presto the drawer now works good again.

Removed the face cover. Very important to pull it out from the bottom first and then slide upward. I broke the two small hooks on the top that help hold the face plate nice and flush to the refrigerator door. Replacing the lever was fairly easy but getting the hose back into to recepticle hole was a challange. After a few attempts I realized I needed to remove the circuit board so I could physically push the hose down into the hole. After that I had to wait about 5 minutes for the unit to reset itself. Not a difficult replacement but need some patience.

Drove pins all the way thru supports & then pryed support off. Tapped new supports in place. Watch the vidio on installing new supports. I probably wouldn't have been able to get the supports off without the trick I learned to just knock them on thru. Took all of 5 minutes to replace 4 supports.

I followed the website instructions, step by step. The web instructions were great. Easy to understand. Complete. Do yourself a favor.... just follow the instructions off the web! Great service! I am so happy to have found Part Select and will recommend to my friends.

Followed instructions on the website. Only difference is I did remove the water tube because I found it easier to fix the problem. Replacing the tube was a little tricky, but I shoved an inch or so more tubing from the bottom of the freezer door and that was enough to make the job much easier. I also used some string to pull the wire through the backing and that made the threading of the wire much easier. All in all a fairly easy fix.

Due to the nature of the support deisign and installation which was unusual I watched the video on how to extract the old broken support and install the new one, odering the new part was simple as the view privided in the parts section was specific and and easy choice to make, cost was very minimal and I received it the next day due to my being in close proximity to the shipping point, thank you and my crisper is very happy and so am I.

Simply removed two screws from top hinge and lifted door off bottom hinge. Next leaned door over and removed broken portion of bearing. Finally reinstalled door and works like a charm. Thanks too this site painless repair. Oh ya part is a perfect fit.


Thanks Clay


P.S. Would recommend to a friend. Note shipping WOW. Please consider using US Mail. Shipping more than part. OUCH.

Watched the video and read some comments and from that it was easy

Removed the top hinge pin and lifted the door off the bottom pin. Removed and replaced the bottom defective parts and reinstalled the door. Reinstalled the top hinge pin which completed the project.

I felt that a beginner could make a repair of this nature. The part arrived in 2 days.
I will use PartSelect on all of my future repairs.

Very easy repair, instruction were clear and easy to follow

remove everything from door, remove plate and screws from top of refrigerator, disconnect water feed for ice maker underneath, remove door, be sure to remove any remnants of old parts, replace with new (i had to make a hole in the bearing for water feed, I may have ordered the wrong part, but it still worked, fridge side would not have water feed to worry about), put door back on, re-connect water, replace screws on top.........done.

1-Remove upper plate with phillips screw driver (6) screws 2- remove upper hinge plate with ratchet and socket (2) bolts 3- lift door off bottom cam, lay door flat on floor. 4- Remove broken cam on lower part of door, just pull out. 5- Install new cam in bottom of door 6- raise door up, set on cam, reinstall top bolts and screws 7- p. S. Make sure you trace top hinge location with a pencil before removal, so installation has proper location.

Unscrewed top part of door,put it down and replaced hinge bearing,apply some grease,put door back and done very easy do it yourself.

I removed the top door hinge, and then lifted the door off the bottom hinge. The bushing which helps close the door was completely worn away. I pulled out the left-over bushing parts, installed the new bushing I had ordered fro you, and reinstalled the door. It works perfectly now.