Questions & Answers for: GE replace heater coil

...heater is wr51x10053 if the heater is bad defrost coil with a hair dryer till no ice is on the coil be sure to lay a towel under the coil to catch the water if you dont the drain pan will ...

ice on back panel removed it coils all frosted up replaced burnt defrost heater turned back on and the coils still ice up and the defrost is not defrosting Replace defrost timer and defrost thermostat

...heater must be out. How do I replace it? Remove the rear panel inside the freezer after removing the food . Remove the 4 screws , and the panel will slide up and out . The defrost heater is at the ...

heater WR51X10101 . It is also advisable to replace the defrost thermostat ( pt. number WR50X10068 ) when replacing the heater . To access these parts , you will have to remove the inside rear wall of

...then you may need to call a repair man. some units only had one heater in them. if this is your case when you get a replacement they will sell you a kit with two heaters to replace the one. good ...

...replace defrost heater. (note: replacement may look different, but insturctions included with replacement address that) If heater is not broken, replace the small white pencil shapped sensor at the ...

...cause is a burnt out defrost heater (WR51X10101), located at the bottom of the cooling coils. The replacement heater may look different, but instruction included with heater cover that. I would ...

...The defrost heater can be checked for continuity. If it doesn't have continuity it should be replaced. Next chance is the defrost thermostat might be defective. This signals that the coils are ...

...replace the defrost heater element I have removed the refrigeration unit from top of the refrigerator, removed the evaportor fan, disconnected the thermostats, disconnected drain trough heater, ...