Estate Refrigerator Handles

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Estate Refrigerator Handle End Cap Kit

★★★★★

12 Reviews

PartSelect Number PS392679

Manufacturer Part Number 819342

This handle end cap kit, also known as a door handle end cap, includes both the upper and lower door handle caps for freezers and fresh food compartment handles. Used in refrigerators and freezers, the end cap covers the rear of the door handles. If your door does not close or open properly, this kit can solve the issue. *Please note: The handle is not included because they must be ordered separately. The only available color is chrome, the rest have been discontinued. Please refer to the diagram provided by the manufacturer for instructions.

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Door won’t open or close
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Stephanie from Tucson, AZ

End Cap on refrigerator handle broke

I unscrewed the top broken end cap and bottom end cap (had to match-up the chrome pieces), attached the handle to both of the new end caps, and using a phillips screw driver, screwed them back on to the refrigerator. Very easy.
The blow-up illustration I used to order the part, it was very helpful. Read more...

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Estate Refrigerator Door Handle - Cut-to-fit

PartSelect Number PS11738950

Manufacturer Part Number WP2162555

You may need to cut this part to fit your appliance. Screws NOT included.

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David from Newport, RI

bottom of the door handle had rusted out and fallen off, among other things.

I forgot to order all the parts i needed, and when I placed a second order for the remaining parts on the same day, PartSelect contacted me and asked if I wanted to consolidate the order and save on shipping. I thought this was very thoughtful. Anyway, the lower door handle was very easy to replace, I just cut the handle to the correct length with a hacksaw, put the new end cap on, and screwed it in. The inside shelf end caps were a snap too. Just remove the old ones and snap the new ones in place. Done! Read more...

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$70.03

Estate Refrigerator Door Handle - White

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3 Reviews

PartSelect Number PS11739780

Manufacturer Part Number WP2221946W

Handle only.

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Debbie from Eagle, CO

door handle broke off

It would have been nice to know that screws were not included and/or show were screws could be purchased. Thank goodness I was able to reuse the top 2 and had an extra screw in my tool bag that fit the bottom, because the existing screw had been super glued into bottom part of handle. Read more...

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Estate Refrigerator Door Handle - White

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4 Reviews

PartSelect Number PS11739568

Manufacturer Part Number WP2202807W

Handle ONLY.

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Venus from Fort Lauderdale, FL

screws did not come with the part so make sure you keep the old ones

Delivery was very fast with this product. Just remove old screws and place new handle in place. very simple Read more...

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$40.54

Estate Refrigerator Door Handle End Cap - Chrome

PartSelect Number PS11739054

Manufacturer Part Number WP2183139

Sold individually.

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David from Newport, RI

bottom of the door handle had rusted out and fallen off, among other things.

I forgot to order all the parts i needed, and when I placed a second order for the remaining parts on the same day, PartSelect contacted me and asked if I wanted to consolidate the order and save on shipping. I thought this was very thoughtful. Anyway, the lower door handle was very easy to replace, I just cut the handle to the correct length with a hacksaw, put the new end cap on, and screwed it in. The inside shelf end caps were a snap too. Just remove the old ones and snap the new ones in place. Done! Read more...

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$77.55

Estate Refrigerator Freezer Door Handle - White

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1 Review

PartSelect Number PS11739565

Manufacturer Part Number WP2202806W

This freezer door handle is made of plastic and is white in color. This is the handle only. Screws are not included, must be ordered separately.

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Angelo from NANTUCKET, MA

Broken freezer door handle

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$63.31

Estate Refrigerator Handle, Snap-in (white)

PartSelect Number PS11747550

Manufacturer Part Number WP984493

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$9.95

Estate Refrigerator Trim, Handle (white)

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2 Reviews

PartSelect Number PS11739168

Manufacturer Part Number WP2193353W

White in color sold individually.

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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...