Crosley Refrigerator Trim | OEM Replacement Parts

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$13.95

Crosley Refrigerator Button Plug

PartSelect Number PS430881

Manufacturer Part Number 240494001

Sold individually.

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$56.38

Crosley Refrigerator Door Shelf Trim

★★★★★

3 Reviews

PartSelect Number PS11739544

Manufacturer Part Number WP2201051

This part is white in color.

Installation Instructions

Gregory from CORAOPOLIS, PA

Shelf on top of frig had no bar to hold items in shelf

replaced clip on side of frig and put in new bar for shelf. Read more...

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$76.30

Crosley Refrigerator Crisper Shelf Front Trim - White

★★★★★

2 Reviews

PartSelect Number PS11750691

Manufacturer Part Number WPW10231343

Installation Instructions

Kelly from Warwick, NY

Broken Handle & Trim On Fron Crisper

To replace the freezer handle, I just removed the 2 screws that hold the handle in place then I replaced the handle with the 2 screws. To replace the trim piece, all I had to do was pop out the existing piece and snap in the new piece. I was so disappointed with how my refrigerator looked and now it looks like new again. !! Read more...

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$50.10

Crosley Refrigerator Trim, Meat Pan

★★★★★

1 Review

PartSelect Number PS11739021

Manufacturer Part Number WP2179234

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$230.48

Crosley Refrigerator Door Mullion

PartSelect Number PS3501044

Manufacturer Part Number 241778808

Fixes these symptoms

Door won’t open or close
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Installation Instructions

Trudy from ORO VALLEY, AZ

Door mullion broken

My grandson did it and only took a few minutes. Read more...

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$9.76

Crosley Refrigerator Trim, Handle (White)

★★★★★

2 Reviews

PartSelect Number PS11739168

Manufacturer Part Number WP2193353W

White in color sold individually.

Installation Instructions

Ronda from Moore, OK

Leak under Refrig (cracked Water inlet Value)

I bought a refrigeator that was stored in a public storage area. When I initally connected the water source to the refrig, there was a big wter leak under the refrig. The repair was quite easy once you identify the part that is broken. Day 1 (Investigate the leak): I pulled out the refrig. I removed the screws (7) holding the bottom cardboard panel. Once done, I removed the screws (2) holding the inlet value in place. I pulled out the value about inches and inspected what was wrong. (There was a hairline crack in the body of the value caused by the water freezing when it was stored outdoors). I wrote down all the numbers off of the valve and then I ordered my parts online from PartsSelect (plug for company!!!). I also ordered a water filter, since it had cracked as well. I put everything back together in reverse order, and left the water turned off. Day 2 (3 days after ordering parts). Took apart the refrig again, just like Day 1. I read the instructions that came with the Water Inlet Valve and they were "exact". Disconnected the electrical connectors. I had the push-in fitting type of hose connector, so I simply pushed in (not pull!!!) the collet (colored collar around the opening) inward towards the valve and pulled the tubing (4) away from the valve. VOILA!!! Real easy! I compared the old valve and the new valve...yup, correct part! Now the installation was a breeze! I simply reversed the order. Pushed in all the hoses into the correct fittings, reconnected the electrical connectors, and reinstalled the valve to the refrig, and attached the water filter in the front of the refrig. I turned on the water source and checked for leaks. No surprises here!!! The connections held and there were no leaks! I reinstalled the cardboard backing and I pushed back the refrig in place.

Moral of my story: if you are going to store your refrigerator outdoors, drain all the water from the water and ice maker system!!! Read more...