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General Electric Bottom Hinge Pin WR02X27092 OEM Part
was
$9.00
Special Price
$5.99
This manufacture part number # WR02X27092 replaces our competitor’s part numbers: AP6286747, WR02X12238, WR02X11749, WR13X10100, PS12295811, 4547182, WR13X10109, WR13X690.
MFG Number
WR02X27092
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Refrigerator Bottom Hinge Pin
This part is designed for instances when the refrigerator door does not close as it should. It serves as an original equipment manufacturer (OEM) replacement component tailored for GE refrigerators and compatible with brands including Hotpoint, General Electric, RCA, and certain Kenmore models. The bottom hinge pin is integral to the refrigerator door's smooth functionality, enabling it to both open and close securely. Positioned at the lower section of the door, it helps maintain proper alignment and supports effortless door movement.
Typical causes for bottom hinge pin issues include usual wear and tear, rust, or physical damage that affects its effectiveness.
Signs that the bottom hinge pin requires replacement include:
- The door of the refrigerator misaligns
- Challenges in smoothly operating the door
- Unusual noises during door movement
- Visible damage or wear on the hinge pin
Replacing a damaged bottom hinge pin can effectively restore the refrigerator's functionality and can prolong its operational life.
This part is designed for instances when the refrigerator door does not close as it should. It serves as an original equipment manufacturer (OEM) replacement component tailored for GE refrigerators and compatible with brands including Hotpoint, General Electric, RCA, and certain Kenmore models. The bottom hinge pin is integral to the refrigerator door's smooth functionality, enabling it to both open and close securely. Positioned at the lower section of the door, it helps maintain proper alignment and supports effortless door movement.
Typical causes for bottom hinge pin issues include usual wear and tear, rust, or physical damage that affects its effectiveness.
Signs that the bottom hinge pin requires replacement include:
- The door of the refrigerator misaligns
- Challenges in smoothly operating the door
- Unusual noises during door movement
- Visible damage or wear on the hinge pin
Replacing a damaged bottom hinge pin can effectively restore the refrigerator's functionality and can prolong its operational life.
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