WRS6R3EW2 Westinghouse Refrigerator - Instructions

watched the attached video and repeated the steps super easy once you know how. less than 10 mins start to finish

First I am a 68 yr. old woman, I watched the video that you provide to replace the door closure hinge bearing and the door closing cam, got out the tools you said I would need, Put a blanket on the floor, removed the top hinge, layed the door down, exchanged out the hinge bearing and cam, screwed them in, replaced the door, put cap on the top hinge and was finished. It took less than 20 minutes from start to finish. Also I would like to tell that after the door is emptied it is very light. My husband who recently had back surgery watched in awe!

Pooped the old one out and pooped the new one in.Item was in stock, very fast delivery.

Took out the ice box, dumped the ice. Let warm up a bit. Then took out the housing and installed the new one. Works great. Saved a lot of money! Only took a couple days to receive the part. Great service.

Just slipped the bin in place. Very easy. Took less than 2 minutes

This was the second time the part had failed and it was time to replace it. Rsther than hope a local store may have the part, I went on the internet and found PartSelect.com and ordered what I thought was the right part and it arrived here in Texas the next day! Turned out to be the wrong part. Oops! I contacted PartSelect by email to see if I could return the part and got an imediate response from Denise with the address ad instructions for returning the part and a very generous offer to help select the right psrt. I gave her the refrigerator/freezer model number and she immediately respoded with the part number. I rerordered the part and it again arrived the next day. I slipped it into place on the refrigerator door and it fit!! End of problem but not quite the end of the story. I received an email a couple of days later informing me that the money due me from the first order was on it's way. Color me a very happy customer!!

thanks to all of the people who had the same problems I was able to make a quick fix on my fridge. I pulled the back cover off and found the compressor not kicking on so I replaced the start cap. and im back in bussiness.

I removed the broken bin and replaced it with the new one

When my wife and kids moved down they lost the upper bracket and the screw for the lower cam. parts show up and matched perfectly to the orginal no issues at all

I turned off the water, removed the cardboard cover from the back of the refrigerator; removed the 2 screws holding the water valve in place; unscrewed the plastic tubing from the valve; unplugged the wires to each solenoid (3); the old valve had threaded connections for the plastic water lines, the new valve didn't; I had to cut the ferrel off of the plastic lines so I could insert them into the new valve and then press the connector into the valve (I didn't anticipate something like this, but it worked fine); I reconnected the wiring and screwed the valve back into place. The ice maker started making ice and the water stopped dripping from the dispenser. The best $65 I've ever spent.

We reviewed the video posted on your site for guidance. It was very helpful to see someone do the repair. The project went just as described in the video. Within 24 hours I had a full bin of ice!

The website said 60% of people with same refrigerator problem solved the problem with a new fan kit. I received the fan kit within 3 days of ordering. Was shipped from Fresno, CA to Long Beach, WA. The fan kit was to be installed behind rear panel in the freezer compartment. When I removed the old fan motor, I noticed the shaft turned harder than the new fan motor, suggesting a problem with the old fan motor. I plugged in the obvious fan motor power bundle with no problem. The instructions and diagram with the kit nearly steered me wrong. Instructions, diagram and splices with the kit instructed to cut the "extra" wire bundle and splice "similar" wires (should have said same color wires). Luckily, I ignored those instructions when I remembered the U-Tube video depicted the extra wire bundle was to be inserted into a factory penetration in the back panel, facing the freezer compartment. This power bundle is for adding an ice maker, which my refrigerator did not have. When reassembled and the refrigerator restarted, I could immediately feel forced air in the refrig, where there was no flow before fixing. I observed that all the refrig and freezer dials do is act like a valve to increase or decrease air flow to the compartments. The dials have no mechanical or electrical connections, just designed to divert air flow from across the cold 'evaporator' fins. I recommend other consumers to remember carefully what they see in the video and watch again if stumped during the job. The video was better than the instructions which may have been written in China or India. I am happy. Repair was a lot cheaper than a new refrigerator and I would not have bought another Frigidaire. Thanks to this website. r. andersen

I followed the directions, unpluged the refridgerator, turned off the water. The ice maker did not appear to be functioning. I turned everything off again and disconnected, inspected the connection, and installed it again.......decided to wait and after about-1hr.the first ice cubes fell out.....works fine now...

Open door - popped it in - done

We watched u tube repairman then did exactly the same thing. Then we did a high five.