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White-Westinghouse Compact refrigerators

Official White-Westinghouse compact refrigerator parts

White-Westinghouse compact refrigerators offer the convenience of their smaller size and provide easy access to items you need often. Dependable controls in White-Westinghouse compact refrigerators help keep your food at the right temperature to prevent spoilage. When your White-Westinghouse compact refrigerator isn't cooling as it should, find the parts you need to fix the problem at Sears PartsDirect.

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Top replacement parts for White-Westinghouse compact refrigerators

  • Door switch. The door switch turns on and off the interior light in the refrigerator.
  • Cold control thermostat. The cold control thermostat turns the compressor on and off to maintain the set temperature inside the refrigerator.
  • Door shelf rail. Door shelf rails fit across the front of door shelves and keep items from falling off door shelves.
  • Door handle. The refrigerator door handle lets you pull open the door on your refrigerator so you can access foods inside.

Replacing the door gasket on your White-Westinghouse compact refrigerator

  • Safely store any food that could deteriorate while the refrigerator is shut off for this repair. Then unplug the refrigerator or shut off the circuit breaker for the refrigerator.
  • Carefully pull the panels apart slightly and remove the existing gasket. Pull out the door gasket.
  • To smooth creases and folds in the gasket, soak it in warm water and let it dry. Or carefully warm it with a hair dryer or heat gun on a low setting. Be careful not to melt the gasket.
  • Starting at the top of the door, work the lip of the new door gasket into the gap between the inner and outer door panels. Work your way down both sides of the door and across the bottom. Check for loose spots. Work the new gasket into the gap between the panels.
  • Plug in the refrigerator or turn on the house circuit breaker to restore power.