5KRFX9000M00 KitchenAid Refrigerator - Instructions

All I needed was to replace a can holder in the door of my refrig ( since I don't drink pop/soda it was wasting space ) with a more useful bin to hold items like condiments/salad dressings. Popped one out, the new one in. . . . simple. I do appreciate the fact that this site made it easy to get the right item , and the item arrived the day after I ordered it. Thank you so much.

Being mechanically challenged, I'm surprised I was able to do the repair but your website was very encouraging and very helpful. The hardest part was convincing myself that I could do it and that I owned the right tools. One trip to the basement, two tools and maybe 20 minutes later the repair was done! Loved how easy it was to order, how quickly it was delivered, really great instructions on the website.

We needed to replace both end caps for our Kitchen Aid refrigerator's pantry drawer. Although it seemed that after a few minutes studying your website's illustrations we knew what parts to order, still we doubted ourselves thinking it just seemed somehow too clear considering we were in unknown territory. When we received our parts we were careful to keep the boxes and paperwork together still believing there was no way we were going to be successful. Wrong ! We did indeed have everything we needed and our repair went really smoothly. It was truly a pleasure and so satisfying. Thanks for your illustrations, your how to video and your prompt delivery.

It literally took one minute. Snap off the outside of the old one and sap it back on the new one. Done!

The pivot block looked slightly worn because the hinge door mechanism on the left door would not "close" when the door was opened. I bought the pivot block, but the fix is adjusting the dual french doors so they are even i n height at the top of the unit. Pivot block is a 2 minute job with screwdriver. Adjusting the height is a 5 minute job with nut driver.

The drawer and drawer frame needed to be replaced. The part arrived on time, was correct and the repair was very easy.

I pulled out the old crisper and put in the new one.. For the other, I had watched the video so I saw that you needed a nutdriver to remove the cap. It was easy.

I have now replaced both the left and the right side Pantry End Cap. The Left side is extremely easy, but the right side is a bit tricky due to the drawer temperature adjustment lever. This is a mecanical adjuster that is made of plastic pieces that are linked together. Not super difficult but requires a little studying while taking it apart so you get it back together the same way. All in all a very simple job ,

disconnected el. power to fridge. pried out broken switch with small screwdriner and pulled out w/water pump pliers. installed new switch and pressed into opening.

Removed crisper drawers, pantry lid, and rails. Removed pantry drawer. Unscrewed three bolts holding right end cap, and removed cap, taking care with temperature slide connection. Unscrewed (phillips head) drawer slide from end cap and removed temperature slide linkage and adjustment slide button. Installed linkage, slide button, and slide rail on new cap. Placed new cap in refrigerator, taking care to hook linkage into temperature slide. Reinstalled three bolts with nut driver. Reinstalled rails, pantry lid and crisper drawers.

We removed the old lid and snapped in the new lid. Done.

Very easy. Just pushed drwawer fron to one side and removed and repeated to install new drawer front.

After removing all bins and glass separator, I removed the slides and then the old end cap. I paid careful attention to the control arm that attaches into several brackets as well as at the front and rear. Getting this arm off the old cap was the hardest part of the job. It would be most helpful to have a video showing the RIGHT end cap replacement; the left end cap is easy and clean, but the right demands some manipulation of the arm which is tricky. Being careful is essential, but being too gentle didn't work. This job is perfect for a left-handed person. I spent less than 30 minutes on the job, avoided having to wait for and pay a repairperson, and had everything back together and functioning quickly. Quick shipment was terrific.

Removed all chiller and deli drawers. Unscrewed old right side bracket. Replaced with new one. $25 replacement part, 5 min later . Done. Service call out would have been $65 + cost of part + $50 for each started half hour on labor. Easy fix. Part was exactly as described. Arrived 2 days after ordering. Done.

about 30 minutes. no problem