59672003016 Kenmore Refrigerator - Instructions

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Lift the glass shelf up, slip center rail in place, lower shelf. Time 1 minute.It takes more time to remove everything on the shelf than to replace the part.

I had to sit with the old part for about 5 minutes, looking at the different elements of it to understand what was going on and how to disassemble it, so I could add the "old parts" to the new frame. Every old part needed a bit of nudging to come apart; I had to use the hammer to release the metal stabilizing bar from the old frame (a bit nerve-wracking--use the end of the screwdriver as a wedge with the hammer). Once the old frame was completely disassembled, the old parts were fairly easy to reinstall to the new frame. Just take your time, don't get frustrated, and have patience. As all other contributors mentioned, a brief dis-assembly/re-assembly description from the parts manufacturer would have been extremely helpful.

Unplug the refrigerator and pull it out so you can work behind it.I had to get a helper to lean the refrigerator forward and let it rest on a towel I placed on the countertop. The tray was underneath the refrigerator near the back so I leaned it forward enough to remove the metal plate that holds the tray in place. I placed a scotch behind the front wheels to keep it from rolling backward off the counter it was resting on. I had to remove the cover from the unit on the lower back side of the refrigerator to see how the tray was moumted. Once you remove the plate you have to slide the fan off the tray and then you can remove the tray. Simply reverse the whole process to install the new tray, upright the refrigerator and plug it back in to the outlet.