kelly0721
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I am searching for a WR9X164 defrost timer to purchase for my 1962 GE refrigerator. Thanks, Kelly
ISO WR9X164 DEFROST TIMER
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Can just the motor part be replaced (assuming that's what's dead)? You might be able to find a replacement motor more easily than the entire GE part.
kelly0721
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I am not sure. I will have to look into that. Thanks for the suggestion RP2813!
kelly0721
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No longer searching...
Disregard post. I am no longer searching for the impossible to find part. I have decided to buy a new fridge.
Disregard post. I am no longer searching for the impossible to find part. I have decided to buy a new fridge.
A new old fridge, or a new new fridge?
kelly0721
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Goatfarmer
A new fridge, unfortunately. Not what I want, but it will be more practical and probably fit the space in my tiny kitchen better.
A new fridge, unfortunately. Not what I want, but it will be more practical and probably fit the space in my tiny kitchen better.
kelly0721
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Goatfarmer
A new fridge, unfortunately. Not what I want, but it will be more practical and probably fit the space in my tiny kitchen better.
A new fridge, unfortunately. Not what I want, but it will be more practical and probably fit the space in my tiny kitchen better.
Sad news, but I had to do the same with my '57 Combination, which suffered a much more catastrophic failure, so I feel your pain.
Look at the bright side. Your electric bill will go down for sure.
Look at the bright side. Your electric bill will go down for sure.
