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General Electric Defrost Timer WR9X483 OEM Part
was
$34.99
Special Price
$19.99
WR9X483 replaces: AP2061693, 3414, AH310852, EA310852, PS310852, SWR9X387, SWR9X412, SWR9X413, TMDJX35RB9, WR09X0483, WR09X10075, WR09X10101, WR09X10111, WR09X10130, WR9X10075.
MFG Number
WR9X483
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Refrigerator Defrost Timer
The Refrigerator Defrost Timer serves as an authentic OEM replacement component compatible with a range of GE refrigerator models, also fitting brands like Hotpoint and Sears-Kenmore. This part plays a vital role in managing the appliance's automatic defrost cycle. By doing so, it helps maintain optimal cooling performance and ensures food freshness by preventing ice accumulation on the cooling coils. The timer functions on a 10-hour and 35-minute cycle.
A defrost timer can eventually become faulty due to regular wear, moisture exposure, or physical damage.
Signs of a defective defrost timer may include:
- Inconsistent or insufficient cooling inside the refrigerator
- Ice formation on interior walls or coils
- Water pooling or condensation in compartments or drawers
- Audible buzzing or clicking noises from the appliance's rear
Utilizing this replacement part can resolve problems such as inappropriate refrigerator temperatures.
The Refrigerator Defrost Timer serves as an authentic OEM replacement component compatible with a range of GE refrigerator models, also fitting brands like Hotpoint and Sears-Kenmore. This part plays a vital role in managing the appliance's automatic defrost cycle. By doing so, it helps maintain optimal cooling performance and ensures food freshness by preventing ice accumulation on the cooling coils. The timer functions on a 10-hour and 35-minute cycle.
A defrost timer can eventually become faulty due to regular wear, moisture exposure, or physical damage.
Signs of a defective defrost timer may include:
- Inconsistent or insufficient cooling inside the refrigerator
- Ice formation on interior walls or coils
- Water pooling or condensation in compartments or drawers
- Audible buzzing or clicking noises from the appliance's rear
Utilizing this replacement part can resolve problems such as inappropriate refrigerator temperatures.
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