WRS6R3EW8 Westinghouse Refrigerator - Instructions

I replaced the entire dispenser. I decided it would probably be cheaper in the long run than replacing parts, thus lasting much longer. One thing I would like to comment regarding Part Select is that in all my years of ordering I have never recieved delivery any faster. I ordered one morning and part was delivered the next.

The old pins have to be completely dislodged (preferably with an awl) before placing the new crisper support. The new pin of the support should be driven easily into the hole on the refrigerator´s wall with a conventional hammer (carpenter type). If you find resistance while hammering on the pin, do not continue. This probably means that the old pin is still inside the hole and does not allow the new pin to go in.

Just slide them in place

Lost the freezer shelves so had to replace them...easy. The shelf bin holder broke so it needed to be fixed...piece of cake!

Walked to refrigerator open done.Nidia

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.

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.

The door bin was an easy fix, just slip the edges into the raised supports of the door.
However, replacing the pegs which support the crisper bins, was a lot more difficult. Removing the old peg was not as easy as one might think. Because the pegs were broken, there was nothing to grab hold of. Having the replacement peg was helpful in determining how the old one was attached to the refrigerator wall. I needed to get a small blade screwdriver, and also a thin pocketknife blade, behind the base of the peg and wiggle them enough to get hold of it with the tip of needle-nosed pliers. The peg broke off in several pieces. Some I could remove by snapping them off and others had to be pushed in behind the refrigerator wall because there was no way to get hold of then. Once that was done, the new peg popped easily into place.

Simply insert the replacement part. No tool is required.

Parts came VERY quick and after a quick install my shelf is fixed and my water is back to normal.

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.

Slid it over the grooves and I was done. Took less than a minute!

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.

Easily installed the two new shelf bins. I ordered the wrong ones to begin with and the return process was absolutely fantastic. They were very helpful.