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Tuesday, May 19, 2009

Whirlpool Replacement Ice Maker - 4317943- CLICK HERE!

Whirlpool Replacement Ice Maker is a replacement ice maker to replace factory installed ice makers in a wide-range of Whirlpool and Roper, Kitchenaid, Amana, and most Kenmore refrigerators.

Item model number: RIM943
ASIN: B00067YLK2

Whirlpool 4317943 replaces Whirlpool part numbers 4211173 and 978556. Compatible with the following models:

ED25DQXAN00
2ET18GMXJW00
2ET18GMXJW01
2ET18NMXJW00
2ET18NMXJW

Whirlpool Refrigerator Part - Compressor Start Device Kit for Side-by-Side Refrigerators 8201799

Genuine Whirlpool FSP Compressor Start Kit for use on 20, 22, 25, and 27 Cubic foot Side-by-Side Refrigerators
INCLUDES:

Instruction Sheet
PTC Start Device
2 Overloads
Wire Jumper
Terminal Cover
Electrical Cover

The following tools are needed for installation 1/4" Nut Driver Standard Screwdriver
Whirlpool FSP Part Number: 8201799

Whirlpool Ice & Water Filter - Ice & water filter. This is manufacturer part 8171413. This filter fits all Whirlpool and KitchenAid water filtration system refrigerators manufactured with the water filter system built inside the refrigerator.

Whirlpool 8171413, WF-1, NL200, KDW5 & Kenmore 9002 Ice and Water Filter

Interior Ice and Water Filter fits side-by-side Whirlpool refrigerator models

ED22TEXH,
ED25TEXH,
ED22PEXH,
ED25PEXH,
TS22AEXH, and
TS25AEXH with filter access inside the refrigerator.

Replacement cartridge for the WFI-NL200 system. This replaces the old filter, number 2204326, that may be listed in your Use and Care Guide.

or best results, replace every 6 months.

Replaces Sears Part numbers 46-9002, 9002

Original Part Number: 8171413

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Thursday, June 26, 2008

Moving your Refrigerator - some tips and tricks- CLICK HERE!

Spring and Summer mark the "Moving Season" and even though the housing market is in a slump across the US - many of you may still be moving and need to take the reliable Ole' refrigerator with you.

Refrigerators should be transported in a vehicle in an upright position. However, it can be tilted back when placed on a dolly to take into the home.

When moving refrigerators to a new location, we recommend the following:

Turn refrigerator to Off. This should be done a couple of hours before moving to allow the evaporator time to defrost.

Disconnect power cord from wall.

Remove all foods and clean the interior. If the refrigerator is going to be in transit for more than a day, you may want to place a small bag of activated charcoal or carbon (such as used in fish tanks) in the refrigerator to absorb odors.

Secure loose items, such as the grille, shelves, storage pans, ice trays, ice storage bucket. Covers and removable parts should be protected with tape - this prevents their coming loose and causing damage.

Secure the refrigerator. If your refrigerator is on rollers, be sure it is properly secured in the moving van to prevent rolling and damage.

Handle with care - many a back injury occur when moving large items - be careful!

The exterior of your refrigerator should be protected with a blanket covering. When loading the refrigerator in a moving van, truck, etc., it is best to keep it standing upright.

If laying the refrigerator on its side cannot be avoided, it is important to follow the above instructions on securing the parts inside the refrigerator to prevent possible damage.