WRS23MW3AWC Westinghouse Refrigerator - Instructions

Removed the nuts on top - to loosen the door. Lifted the door off the hinge. Took out old part, put in new one, reinserted door, replaced nuts.

It was so easy the light socket came right out took out old undid clips (light was melted to socket)put new socket piece in reattached clips...light works...as far as the door not closing...unscrewed on screw took off plastic clip put it in and put the hinge bearing on top...put refrigerator door back on...first top then squeeze bottom on...I bet I saved over $150.00 dollars if I called a repair man for a 15 minute job...your website made the job alot easier discribing what the problem was and parts need...easy to follow....thank you

I removed the top hinge cover, loosened the hinge so I could remove the door and laid the door on it's side. I removed what was left of the Door Closing Bearing and istalled the new parts. Set the bottom of the door on the lower hinge then postioned and set the top hinge into place and tightened the top hinge and installed the hinge cap.

removed cover from top hinge,then hinge r&r bottom cam plate reinstalled door. now no noise opening door,ice naker is very simple turned water off to frig loosened two screws and unpluged wiring.harness is a little long. took a while to make ice next morning it was working fine

It was simple... After paying $280 for a repair man to come out and install some unnecessary part to the fridge when I told him "everything on the Internet points to a thermostat repair." He disagreed, fixed the fridge and said the freezer would work more efficiently now. It didn't, so I bought a new fridge/freezer, put the old one in the basement. I ordered the thermostat (under $20), put it in, and now (knock on wood), works great and I have a beer fridge for the man cave

I followed the instructions on the Video and it was very helpful and I completed the job in 15 minutes. Greatest web site for helping with repairs. I would certainly reccommend this web site to anyone that would perform their own repairs

Ordered the part online and it came the next day. No problem putting in the new bin; it took less than a minute and no tools required.

Just removed the glass and popped the plastic piece out. The new part fit perfectly. This part came overnight...awesome service, exactly right part, easy to find. Would definitely use them again.

The replacement was simple, only two screws and the electrical plug. The problem was the location of the two screws that were impossible to see directly and difficult to access with a screw driver.

This repair on this model is super easy because the shroud for the fan is not really attached except for the bottom so I was able to gently bend it to give em enough space to pull the broken fan off and put the new one on.

I watched the step-by-step installation video and followed the instructions therein.

I replaced the condenser fan motor, but first I bought a brush to clean the coils. I first unplugged the fridge and took off the back panel. I located the fan motor and noticed how dusty it was back there. All the dust dirt and pet hair can accumulate making the motor work harder and overheat. I cleaned the coils with the coil brush and a shop vac. Once I cleaned it, I started to take off the three screws that held the fan motor suspended,its important that you move the fridge enough so you have adequate room to work. I unplugged the motor and finished removing the screws. When I removed the motor I was upset when I compared it to the motor I was sent because it looked physically different. The motor I removed had a plug that was integrated in the motor, but the one I received had a plug that pigtailed outside the motor. I called PartSelect and told them they sent me the wrong motor. The lady that I spoke with was very friendly and helpful, and after looking up my part # she assured me that it was the right part. Next I had to remove the fan from my old motor, the nut that held the fan on looked like a clip, but it screwed off using open pliers.I removed the fan and put it on the other motor, using the parts supplied. Before I installed the motor I screwed the three screws in and out of the three screws holes to make the screws go in easier during instalation. I installed the fan motor using the three screws supplied, and once it was secure I spun the fan with my finger, making sure the fan spun freely and installed the plug to the fan. I then plugged in the fridge to make sure the fan was working,and replaced the back panel. Hope this helps you out, good luck.

I removed the cover on the door to access the levers that dispensed the water and ice. I was able to pull the assembly out far enough to remove the damaged part and install the new one. It was fairly easy because i have small hands and did not need to pull the assembly out too far. Otherwise it went fairly smooth and was done in no time. The fact that I am a woman had no bearing other than the small hands part. My husband could not have changed the part for that reason. The ease in changing the part saved us quite a bit of money by not having to call a repairman. the only authorized repairman is about 40 miles away and with mileage plus installation it would have cost a fortune and being on a fixed income ease of part installation is great for us older people. thanks for great product.

Followed video instruction provided on this site.

1st my 72 year old husband has not had great success in repairing anything: electrical or plumbing. We got the part the next day. Had ordered it late one afternoon and had it the next morning in Wyoming. From the time we took it out of the box, disconnected the old one, plugged in the new one, remounted, it took less than 15 minutes. Amazing and it works great. Didn't need extra electrical connector, but tricky part on electrical connectors is to squeeze side to take apart and put back together. He used mirror to see the screws to loosen to take out and put back in ice maker. Next day our tray was full of ice. Good service/Good Product.