WRS23W0AWF Westinghouse Refrigerator - Instructions

I needed one with the adapter. I installed it and there was ice in the tray the next morning...no problem

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.

Replacement took about 10 seconds, just put it onto the holding brackets, pressed down and presto...DONE!

I removed the door and replaced the broken hinge bearing with the new part and the door works great!

According to the online video instructions.

it was a simple fix, all i had to do was remove 3 small bolts from top of door, set door aside remove 1 screw that holds door cam in place, install new door cam.hole job took about 15 minute's.

Couldn't have been an easier. Removed the screw/nuts from the top of the fridge door that held the door in place and removed the door. Unscrewed the holder at the bottom, replaced both parts and put the door back together. It took me longer to get everything out of the fridge door than to replace the parts. EASY AS COULD BE!!!

I basically took the two shelves and in stalled them.

Took the door off,as per instructions,pulled the worn bottom bearing out, pushed new in and replaced door. The job was very simple and took about ten minutes. Also I received the part in two days after ording

put in a new one

I watched the video and did the same thing on mine and now it is working fine

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.