6EC3FHKXWQ00 Whirlpool Refrigerator - Instructions

On the left side I unscrewed the screw and replace it with a new one . The right side in had to take s file and file of the rivet. You can use a rivet gun or a metal screw to replaced the clip. Once it is finish open the refrigerator door to see how to line the kick plate into the clip. A piece of cake.

These are the left & right slide rail tracks for the pull-out meat tray located just under one of the interior shelves. When removing or installing plastic parts you should always use a delicate touch, because plastic is brittle and can crack or break. To install these rails, I used a small screwdriver and a small rubber mallet to lightly tap the old ones off. The new ones I put the tabs in the holes and using the mallet & screwdriver, I lightly tapped into place until I heard a click-lock. So...... use a delicate but forceful approach. Good luck !!

Less than 5 minutes

I first watched the instructional video and from then on it was a simple repair. The Pan Slide Track had been broken, probably from excess weight in the drawer over the past 8 years. After removing the drawer and glass support per the video, I discovered that BOTH the tracks were broken! Fortunately, I had ordered two(2) tracks and was able to replace both in less than 30 minutes. In my experience of do-it-yourself repairs, this was by far the simplest repair do mainly because of the great step by step video.

Temperature in freezer too cold. Temperature display showed higher temperature than actual which caused the freezer to continually run. Thermister is found behind a white box on wall in freezer. Unscrew the box from wall and easily disconnect the thermistor clamp. Replace in reverse order.

This was a very easy repair, it took about 3 min and we were good to go. First, I removed the pan and slid the broken track out of the self-locking slots. If you're unsure as to push or pull the track out of the slot, take a peek at the slots before you start. This came right out. I got the new one, aligned the tabs with the slots, slid it in and made sure it "popped" in place. There was nothing complicated about it. One tip to get the old one out is to make sure you apply some pressure to the track as you are pulling or pushing it out of the self-locking slots. Btw I was able to get my parts in less than 48 hrs, std shipping! Awesome, and thanks!

Popped the shelf in place and slid the drawer back in -

Removed the shelf and brakets Removed the broken sliders from the shelf brackets and replaced them with the new one's from parts select. the new sliders are a tight fit. I used a large screw driver laid side ways and taped on it to seat the sliders into the slots. NIce to have someone help hold the shelf. Reinstall the shelf backing into place. WARNING This is now the time to get out of the kitchen.OH no to late had to help clean the whole thing out and the freezer too. You need to be quick on this one. Do not let her fill the sink with hot soapy water or your doomed Less than a 15 minute job is now an hour AND 15 MINUTE JOB.

I simply replaced the old broken crisper drawer with the new one. Simplest repair ever.

ground off the extra tabs (part had 3 lock tabs; mine had only one). Had to tap the part into place with a hammer; could not install by hand only as the video stated

Took out old ones and replaced with solid construction new ones, which will prevent them for cracking and breaking again. So easy a fool could do it, which I proved!

Removed drawer, removed glass cover, removed slide- reversed. Easy peasy

Apply slight pressure slide broken track back and pull out. Place new track in slots press down and slide forward quick and easy.

Took the bad ones off and put the new ones on. Childs play.

I ordered two Whirlpool pan slide tracks, which are identical for the right and left sides. The first track popped right in, just like in the installation video, but the other one got stuck during insertion. I noticed that all three plastic tabs of the track were caught on the edges of their respective metal slots, and the plastic was being shredded by the metal when I pushed harder trying to insert the track. I took a kitchen knife and shaved off small slivers of plastic from the areas of the tabs that were catching. After that, the slide could be inserted easily.