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General Electric Bottom Door Thimble WR01X10234 OEM Part
was
$10.99
Special Price
$6.99
This manufacture part number # WR01X10234 replaces our competitor’s part numbers: AP3669931, 944788, AH283667, EA283667, PS283667, WR1X10234, B0093RD3NM.
MFG Number
WR01X10234
Availability:
In stock
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Black Bottom Door Thimble for Refrigerator/Freezer
This component is suitable for a range of appliances from GE, incorporating brands like Hotpoint, General Electric, and Sears-Kenmore. The Freezer Door Lower Hinge Bushing is an authentic OEM part tailored for use in GE refrigerators and is located at the base of the freezer door hinge.
The primary role of the lower hinge bushing is to ensure the freezer door pivots smoothly during operation by minimizing friction between hinge components, thus promoting consistent and reliable performance.
Typically, the bushing experiences failure due to routine wear from regular door usage. Repeated opening and closing actions over time can cause the hinge bushings to degrade.
Signs indicating the need for a bushing replacement include:
- The freezer door feels loose or wobbly when closed.
- Unusual noises, such as grinding or vibrations, are heard from the hinge area.
- Difficulty experienced in smoothly opening or closing the door.
Replacing this part is crucial for preserving both the functionality and durability of the refrigerator door system.
This component is suitable for a range of appliances from GE, incorporating brands like Hotpoint, General Electric, and Sears-Kenmore. The Freezer Door Lower Hinge Bushing is an authentic OEM part tailored for use in GE refrigerators and is located at the base of the freezer door hinge.
The primary role of the lower hinge bushing is to ensure the freezer door pivots smoothly during operation by minimizing friction between hinge components, thus promoting consistent and reliable performance.
Typically, the bushing experiences failure due to routine wear from regular door usage. Repeated opening and closing actions over time can cause the hinge bushings to degrade.
Signs indicating the need for a bushing replacement include:
- The freezer door feels loose or wobbly when closed.
- Unusual noises, such as grinding or vibrations, are heard from the hinge area.
- Difficulty experienced in smoothly opening or closing the door.
Replacing this part is crucial for preserving both the functionality and durability of the refrigerator door system.
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