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Keep your Whirlpool refrigerator running at its best with high-quality replacement parts. From shelves and thermostats to water filters and compressors, we offer a wide selection of OEM parts designed to restore your fridge’s performance. Browse our inventory of Whirlpool refrigerator parts and find the perfect match for your appliance.

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    WP842177 Whirlpool Refrigerator Door Key 100% Guaranteed genuine parts logo
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    WP842177 is an original equipment manufactured (OEM) part. Unlock the full potential of your refrigerator with the WP842177 door key, expertly designed to enhance security and ... Read More
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  38. Shelf & Shelf Support 104items
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Frequently Asked Questions About Refrigerator Parts

If you have questions about refrigerator parts, we want to help. Below we have answered a few of the most common questions we hear about refrigerator replacement parts.

How Long Does It Take For A Refrigerator To Cool After Being Turned On?

Most refrigerators reach proper operating temperature within 24 hours of being plugged in. Don't add food until the freezer reaches 0°F and the refrigerator reaches 35-38°F. If the unit hasn't cooled after 24 hours, there is a fault.

Why Is My Refrigerator Warm But The Freezer Is Cold?

This pattern almost always points to the defrost system or the evaporator fan. The freezer's own coil is cooling normally, but cold air isn't being circulated into the refrigerator compartment. Check the evaporator fan first.

How Much Does It Cost To Fix A Refrigerator That's Not Cooling?

DIY part costs range from $20 (start relay) to $300 (compressor). Professional repair typically runs $200-700 depending on the failure. If the compressor or sealed system has failed and the refrigerator is over 10 years old, replacement is often more economical.

Can I Clean The Condenser Coils Myself?

Yes. Unplug the refrigerator, locate the coils (behind a kick panel at the bottom or behind the back panel), and brush or vacuum the dust off. Do this every 6-12 months as preventive maintenance, more often if you have pets.

What's The Ideal Refrigerator Temperature?

The FDA recommends 40°F or below for the refrigerator and 0°F or below for the freezer. The ideal range is 35-38°F for fresh food and -2 to 0°F for the freezer. Settings below those ranges waste energy without preserving food longer.

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