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ZDOD240PALSS General Electric Refrigerator - Overview

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R134 DRIER – Part Number: WR86X25269
$64.76
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R134 DRIER
Part #WR86X25269
The filter dryer filters refrigerant that travels through the sealed system of the refrigerator.
KEY – Part Number: WR05X10016
$34.74
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KEY
Part #WR05X10016
Led Bulb (120V) – Part Number: WR23X23840
$75.48
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Led Bulb (120V)
Part #WR23X23840
GLASS SHELF – Part Number: WR71X10470
$127.21
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GLASS SHELF
Part #WR71X10470
Refrigerator Power Supply Board – Part Number: WR55X10430
$571.17
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Refrigerator Power Supply Board
Part #WR55X10430
This power supply control board helps regulate electrical power throughout the refrigerator, supporting key functions such as cooling and defrost operation. It is designed to restore normal performance when the appliance fails to start, cools inconsistently, or displays erratic behavior. Commonly accessed from the rear of the unit, this component plays a critical role in maintaining reliable and efficient refrigerator operation.
Wine Fridge Relay Start – Part Number: WR07X10072
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Wine Fridge Relay Start
Part #WR07X10072
MAGNETIC GASKET – Part Number: WR24X10159
$149.25
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MAGNETIC GASKET
Part #WR24X10159
This magnetic refrigerator door gasket is designed to create a tight, air-sealed closure around the door, helping the appliance maintain proper cooling temperatures and energy efficiency. By preventing warm air from entering and cold air from escaping, it supports consistent performance and reduces strain on the cooling system. The integrated magnetic seal ensures the door closes securely and evenly, restoring reliable operation when the original gasket becomes torn, brittle, or no longer seals properly. For best results during installation, any shipping creases can be relaxed by gently warming the gasket, allowing it to seat smoothly against the cabinet for an effective, airtight seal.
TEMP SENSOR – Part Number: WR55X10409
$64.69
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TEMP SENSOR
Part #WR55X10409
CAPACITOR COMPRESSOR – Part Number: WR62X10033
$94.78
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DRAIN PAN – Part Number: WR17X10374
$72.83
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DRAIN PAN
Part #WR17X10374
CORNER PIECE – Part Number: WR02X11830
$35.80
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CORNER PIECE
Part #WR02X11830
BADGE MONOGRAM SMALL – Part Number: WB02X10833
$69.91
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Bar Fridge not cooling
6 of 8 people found this instruction helpful.
  • Craig from HIGHLAND, MD
  • Difficult
  • 1- 2 hours
  • Pliers, Screw drivers
Fridge stopped cooling. Opened back and could see fan running for coils but no sound from compressor. Other posts indicated this can be caused by bad capacitor compressor. Put fridge in Maint mode using front buttons inside on top. You can find maint mode instructions on internet. Used command to activate fans and compressor for 20 mins but still no compressor response. Ordered new Capacitor Compressor. It is hard to disconnect the old one, you have to open a plastic enclosure where all of the wires are connected into (not logic board, just some kind of master connection thing next to compressor). Brain surgery on that to get the red wire to unplug. Ended up breaking some plastic enclosure latches but don’t worry you can still put it back together. Ones red and blue wires are disconnected you can unscrew the old one and replace with new one. Suggest you take a few photos of how all the wires are connected so you don’t forget when putting back together. It fixed the issue and now old fridge is cooling like a champ.
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