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General Electric Dust Cap WR02X10322 OEM Part
was
$18.99
Special Price
$11.99
This manufacture part number # WR02X10322 replaces our competitor’s part numbers: AP3414537, 878892, AH284777, EA284777, PS284777, WR02X10360, WR2X10322, WR2X10360, B001E8FX0Y.
MFG Number
WR02X10322
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In stock
In stock items are shipped the same day on all orders made before 4 PM Eastern Time. Orders made after 4 PM Eastern Time, Weekend or a Holiday will ship the following business day.
Refrigerator/Freezer Dust Cap Replacement Guide
When experiencing noise issues with your refrigerator, it may be prudent to inspect the dust cap on the evaporator fan motor. This component, an OEM replacement, fits appliances from GE, including Hotpoint, General Electric, and Sears-Kenmore brands. Its primary function is to shield the fan motor bearing and housing from contamination by dirt and debris. A compromised dust cap can result in the fan emitting high-pitched noises and, if left unattended, may ultimately lead to fan malfunction and reduced cooling efficiency.
To proceed with replacing the dust cap, begin by disconnecting the refrigerator from its power and water sources. Remove any food items from the freezer to gain access to the rear panel. Detach the ice maker and place it safely aside. Next, disconnect the fan and remove it to reveal the shaft and the current dust cover. Carefully remove the existing dust cover and install the replacement. Reassemble the fan, secure the wiring, and reattach the ice maker. Finally, place the food back into the freezer and reconnect both power and water supplies.
This dust cap, crafted from white plastic and sold individually, is specifically designed for compatibility with refrigerators from General Electric, Hotpoint, and Kenmore.
When experiencing noise issues with your refrigerator, it may be prudent to inspect the dust cap on the evaporator fan motor. This component, an OEM replacement, fits appliances from GE, including Hotpoint, General Electric, and Sears-Kenmore brands. Its primary function is to shield the fan motor bearing and housing from contamination by dirt and debris. A compromised dust cap can result in the fan emitting high-pitched noises and, if left unattended, may ultimately lead to fan malfunction and reduced cooling efficiency.
To proceed with replacing the dust cap, begin by disconnecting the refrigerator from its power and water sources. Remove any food items from the freezer to gain access to the rear panel. Detach the ice maker and place it safely aside. Next, disconnect the fan and remove it to reveal the shaft and the current dust cover. Carefully remove the existing dust cover and install the replacement. Reassemble the fan, secure the wiring, and reattach the ice maker. Finally, place the food back into the freezer and reconnect both power and water supplies.
This dust cap, crafted from white plastic and sold individually, is specifically designed for compatibility with refrigerators from General Electric, Hotpoint, and Kenmore.
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