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Vicki Craft Posted on Dec 15, 2013

How do i replace the cracked drip pan in the french door refigerator

Whirlpool model gi7fvcxyqoo

  • Vicki Craft
    Vicki Craft Dec 20, 2013

    Wish it was that simple! This model has a non removable drip pan! In order to remove it you have to turn the fridge on its side and take all of the parts off the top of it! I rerouted the drain hose to another pan that will catch the water! Hopefully this will fix the problem! Thanks for your response

  • juan mendez
    juan mendez Dec 21, 2013

    sorry to hear that i believe it will work but again the problem will continue u need to pull and replace it good luckk

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  • Unplug the refrigerator from the power source and remove the decorative vent cover at the bottom of the fridge under the door. Some vent covers are screwed on but many just snap onto clip that hold them in place.

  • Pull gently on the exposed front edge of the drip pan and ease it out towards you. The drip pan slides on runners on each side of the bottom of the refrigerator. It may be full of liquid or debris so go slow and steady and then discard it.

  • Line up the new drip pan with the two side guides beneath the refrigerator and slide into place. Use the flashlight if to make sure the drip pan is in the groove on each side.
  • Clean and replace the vent cover by clipping or screwing it into place. Plug the refrigerator back into the power outlet




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