E23CS75DSSF Electrolux Refrigerator - Instructions

It was simple... After paying $280 for a repair man to come out and install some unnecessary part to the fridge when I told him "everything on the Internet points to a thermostat repair." He disagreed, fixed the fridge and said the freezer would work more efficiently now. It didn't, so I bought a new fridge/freezer, put the old one in the basement. I ordered the thermostat (under $20), put it in, and now (knock on wood), works great and I have a beer fridge for the man cave

Removed the door's top hinge support by removing two hex bolts. Lifted the door off of the bottom hinge and laid it out on the dining table. Removed the old hinge bearing from the bottom of the door and replaced it with new. Installed the door and refastened the top hinge bracket. Note that there are two hinge bearings that mesh with each other - one is attached to the bottom of the door itself and the other attached to a bracket on the cabinet (part 13). As long as you have taken the door off, replace both hinge bearings. You may need some help from a second person to hold the door in place when the top hinge bracket is removed.

Firts thing was removing everithing from the door shellves,them remove the upper bracket,whit the help of my wife pull up the door,we use a blanket at the time to rest the door on the floor(we don't want scrath it).remove the broken part & replace with the new one,install the door back don't take more than 20 minutes & work perfect.

1. Remove all food and drinks from door. 2. Remove all shelves from door. 3. Remove plastic hinge cover on top by unscrewing one phillips head screw. 4. Remove hinge by unbolting two bolts with a socket wrench. 5. Hold on to the door when you get the last bolt out! 6. Lift off the top hinge. 7. Lift the door off the bottom hinge. 8. Lay the door gently on the floor. 9. Remove broken hinge bearing from bottom of door with needlenose pliers. 10. Insert new hinge bearing. 11. Place door back onto bottom hinge (extra set of hands helpful). 12. Place top hinge back into door. 13. Line up bolt holes on top of fridge. 14. Insert and tighten bolts. 15. Snap on and screw on plastic hinge cover. 16. Enjoy smooth moving, tight closing door!

The repair was so easy, it took me longer to find the nut driver to loosen the screws than it did to replace the unit. Just remove the ice bin, back the two screws out enough to lift the ice maker up and off, unplug the power connector. Install the new one in reverse order. One thing to keep in mind is the freezer needs to be 5 degrees or below before the ice maker will cycle. Took less than 10 minutes to replace.

watched youtube video on this repair that helped a lot.Remove tray and front plate - gently pull out ribbon wire that connects to front plate.I warn you not to screw back plastic pieces too tight - I broke some plastic that I had to glue back. I did job without removing water tube from mechanism - it pulled out just enough to reach screws holding actuator - also it is a bit difficult to push back ribbon wire that connects into front plate. test before screwing mechanism back -ribbon wire must be reattached to test

Received the parts promptly and did the repair just as the video showed. All went well and had the repair completed in 10 minutes. For me that was remarkable because I have two left hands! Would highly recommend partselect.com

pulled off the grill, emptied the door, unscrewed the hinge plate, lifted the door up and off, replaced the hinge parts, reinstalled the door. easy peasy. worked great. by the way. I received the parts by ups within 24 hours of ordering them online, standard shipping!

After ordering two different parts from another company, FINALLY got the right one from Parts Select. Popped the drawer out, removed the glass amd it went right in the frame and into the refrigerator. great.

pulled out freezer, went to floor,reached in next to compressor pulled off clip just like on the video.Pulled off old capacitator took off wire leads.Installed new one. Freezer runs great.Loaded it up with beef pork and venison. No problems.

First off make sure you have a good quality Phillips screw driver. When the blade is worn out you can disassemble the ice maker with out removing the front. But to reassemble the front cover must be removed. Do yourself a favor and buy the drum and nut also. I am a mechanic by trade so the tools and repair was really easy. Be careful of the ice crusher BLADES they are very sharp. If your not mechanically inclined take pictures before disassembly, that will help you greatly. Hope this helps someone. Thanks Rory

Used a nut driver to remove the small panal from the back of the refrigerator. Removed the two screws holding the valve in place. Unscrewed the water lines from the old valve and cut the ends off of them. Push the water lines back into the new valve. Unpluged the wiring from the old valve and installed them in the new valve. reinstalled the new valve and put the cover back on. Tested system for proper operation.

Replaced the ribbon from circuit board in door to the circuit board which controls the water and ice dispenser and back light. Unplug the refrigerator before any repair is attempted. You can short the boards when replacing the cable. Remove the front plate where the buttons are. Be careful, it slides up then out. once you remove the outer panel, you will see the ribbon which attaches to the front panel to the circuit board in the door (of course freezer side). on the plate you just removed, there is a white cover plate secured with four small philip head screws. Don't try to replace the ribbon without removing this cover. If you do, you run the risk of breaking the the ribbon and then you'll have to order another one. Make sure you note which way the cable is inserted. Insert the cable in both slots on the door and panel. Replace the screws and front panel.

i dissasamble the water & ice dispenser and substitued the ribbon cable for the new one.

Crusher housing had broken so I ordered the part and replaced it. I have since put it back together twice. When I first installed it it crushed the ice no problem. From that point on it seems to lock up and won't crush the ice, cube ice works but the blades seems to hang up after the first use. I can turn the cog by hand but I have to turn it backwards a few times before it turns freely, however it still won't crush the ice. I took it apart and put it back together again. Same thing happened after the first time I tried it. Can you help me. The old crusher broke into. Could something else be locking up?Thanks for the help