Has anyone used this on a whirlpool refrigerator?
1776327
its not about the brand. It has to be real steel. Try a magnet on it. If magnet stays, its not steel, don't use it.
1776328
Test to be sure it is the real stainless, and not the coated stuff. Whirlpool has used both materials in different models. If you bought it because it resists fingerprints it is not likely real stainless
1776329
No. I have only used it on my built in Kitchen aid refrigerator and stove. It worked incredibly well. I started off with the fine sand paper and gently rubbed. I made sure I was blending all the time. It worked on stainless steel.
566470
Check the fridge model number. That doesn't seem to correspond to any I could find online.
579097
From searching the web, it appears to be compatible with no modifications. If you send me the model number of your fridge, I can should be able to confirm.
295390
Not sure, my refrigerator is a Whirlpool side by side and W10295370A is the model listed in the users guide. If you don't have a users guide, you can look for one on line under the manufacturers name.
377394
Yes as long as you wire the start, run, and common correctly to compressor it will work on any refrigerator. Of course the power also has to be hooked correctly to ensure the compressor goes off with defrost and thermostat.
495098
No. This had an adjustable regulator for a pot burner. It is not safe to use for a refrigerator. You need a fixed pressure regulator for an appliance. See you local propane company or RV dealer.
955562
again as others i dont know. i do know that i did replace the 300 watt element in my fridge and it works as good as alwaysi do believe all elements are similar caution on length and diameter sorry i am not the cross ref guru
30602
I received the entire kit in one shipment. Worked perfectly for my refrigerator. Hope that helps.
1428022
Not in my experience....if you went to prying on the sealing surface with a screwdriver, you could work it off but not by pulling on the refrigerator door. You would knock everything off the door shelves and may even cause some damage to the door trying to yank it open. If the pad mating surface of the refrigerator is cleaned thoroughly before the pads are attached, they will attached with a very strong bond. The adhesive used on these pads is not like double sided tape, the material is much thinner and much stronger. Again, for this lock to work properly the mating surfaces MUST be clean. Hope this helps. Not in my experience....if you went to prying on the sealing surface with a screwdriver, you could work it off but not by pulling on the refrigerator door. You would knock everything off the door shelves and may even cause some damage to the door trying to yank it open. If the pad mating surface of the refrigerator is cleaned thoroughly before the pads are attached, they will attached with a very strong bond. The adhesive used on these pads is not like double sided tape, the material is much thinner and much stronger. Again, for this lock to work properly the mating surfaces MUST be clean.... » Read More Not in my experience....if you went to prying on the sealing surface with a screwdriver, you could work it off but not by pulling on the refrigerator door. You would knock everything off the door shelves and may even cause some damage to the door trying to yank it open. If the pad mating surface of the refrigerator is cleaned thoroughly before the pads are attached, they will attached with a very strong bond. The adhesive used on these pads is not like double sided tape, the material is much thinner and much stronger. Again, for this lock to work properly the mating surfaces MUST be clean. Hope this helps. « Show Less
2094193
Hi I used it on my whirlpool and it works great so it should work with other brands as well
300047
I would suggest finding the parts list for your fridge on sears or whirlpool web site. From there, you can find the current whirlpool part number and then search amazon for that part number. Good luck
2269017
It is not work on my whirlpool brand. The power plugs are too long to fit on my stove. Please let me know if I can return it to the seller. Thanks.
1137324
Mine did. But I used the one that originally came with the refrigerator as the shape is a bit different.
1064789
No, I have had no problems. We have RO going through this and over to our refridgerator and it work awesome, I had it professionally installed.
1972549
I would check if the part number for the whilrpool is listed as a replacement or compatible. That's what I used when I checked for my Refrigerator
1863597
yes I did.There were a couple of different wiring harness to pick from, depending on what model the refrigerator uses for the connection.
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Edward: On the side of the box it says brands include, Whirlpool, Maytag, Kitchenaid, Amana, and Jenn-Air. I'm using it on a Kenmore Coldspot. I had been buying the Brita quarter turn filter at Sears so if you're fridge takes the quarter turn filter it should work.