WRS23W0AQ6 Westinghouse Refrigerator - Instructions

1) Removed the items from the door.
2) Removed the screw from the top hinge cover.
3) Removed the 2 bolts from the top hinge plate.
4) Lifted the door off the bottom hinge.
5) Removed the broken pieces from the bottom of the door and the lower hinge plate.
6) Slid the new hinge in the hole on the bottom of the door.
7) Greased the area of friction where the hinge rotates.
8) Lifted the door and guided it on the lower hinge post.
9) Greased the top roataing pin.
10) Installed the remainder pieces in reverse.

Removed top hinge. Lifted door off bottom hinge. tilted door to remove damaged part. Slid in new bearing-hinge. Re-mounted door on bottom hinge. Reinstalled top hinge. Done!

With a screwdriver, remove the hinge cover-plate on the top of the door. This reveals the two nut-driven screws that hold th top hinge-plate: remove while children/wife/neighbor/butler/out-of-work-political consultant hold the door. Take out the screw on the Bearing plate and replace with new. (I replaced, but kept the old one. Like to replace parts that ride on each other in pairs, even if there is no noticable wear. Next, take the old Bearing-hinge from the bottom of the door that whomever is holding. Needle-Nose Pliers might be handy if your bearing-hinge is also shredded. Re-assemble being careful to place the bottom hinge into the Bearing without catching or scoring the Bearing hinge. Don't want to do this again in six monthes.
While I was under there with the base/bottom plate removed, I noticed the dust and crud and vaccumed after replacing the door.

I pull out the broken part by push the center pin thru and then rerome all the parts. I then positioned the new part in place and push in the center pin to lock. quick and easy.

After removing the drip tray to expose the three screws i removed them. this allowed me to partially remove the unit from the door i was able to remove the two screws holding the actuator without removing the unit or the fill tube. I then installed new actuator and reassembled unit. Was surprised how easily it went.

All I did was follow the instructions Jonathan from Texas posted and it was very easy. Thanks to him!!!

removed the old parts with a philips screwdriver then repalced those parts with the new parts and knocked the keeper inwith the small hammer

It was pretty easy. The hardest part was getting the supports that had snapped off out of the walls of the refrigerator. Once that was accomplished it was a breeze.

I removed the door actuated light switch with my index finger and thumb on my right hand. I then removed the two wires from the switch. I noticed that the new switch had different look to it,I think Frigidaire must have had a problem with the original design of the switch. Reassembly was just replacing the two wires and putting the new switch in place, and no more door closing problem.

This would have been an easy repair, but I bought the Frig from Lowes and I think they added the icemaker. The replacement icemaker uint has a plug on it for easy replacement. My frig was hard wired so I had to cut off the plug and splice the wires. Not a real big deal but a small work space.

Took the door off and pulled out old part and then pushed in new part. The best part of it was locally the parts house wanted $40 for the part. I bought it heare with shipping for $5. You Rock

Remove two bolts holding bracket keeping the door mounted on top of the refrigerator, remove mounting bracket. Lift off door, invert and remove bits of old damaged bearing. Insert new bearing into holder on door at bottom an refit door on to body. Replace bracket on top of refrigerator. That's all

I found the part here on partselect, received it, and then installed the bin. Now I have enough room for all the little items in the refrigerator. The longest part of the repair was waiting for the part to arrive, which was Very Fast! I was impressed that the part arrived so quickly! Will Definitely keep partselect.com in my home repair contact list!

I had removed the current cover from the refrigerator by lifting it out of place. I removed the glass insert and placed it in the new crisper cover. I placed the new assembly into position, added the drawer back into the drawer slides, then the refrigerator was back to new!

Unscrew it, rusted, but doable, install the new part, screw it back, the problem is to fit the little hose in the same hole properly, so we created a tool like a piece of wire to elongate it and make it fit again, screw the cover, and Eureka, like new. So happy.