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General Electric WR60X39276 Refrigerator Auger Motor Cover

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WR60X39276

Product Description

The General Electric WR60X39276 Refrigerator Auger Motor Cover is a protective component that is used to shield the ice dispensing system. It is meant to cover the motor and the wiring, which is used to keep the drive and the connections away from ice, moisture, and debris. The cover is designed to fit over the motor assembly and ensure that it is tightly seated over it. It is mounted in the freezer compartment between the drive components of the ice bucket and dispenser motor.
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✓ This Product Replaces: WR60X39265
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What maintenance is required for the General Electric WR60X39276 Auger Motor Cover?

Remove accumulated frost or debris around the cover area to maintain proper auger movement during ice dispensing. Make sure the cover remains securely positioned after cleaning. Confirm surrounding components remain clear so ice flows smoothly through the dispensing pathway.

What are common issues with the General Electric WR60X39276 Auger Motor Cover?

  • Ice not dispensing through chute.
  • Auger running but no ice output.
  • Ice flow stopping during dispensing.
  • Ice delivery slowing during operation.

Installation Steps

Step1: Unplug the refrigerator to prevent electrical shock.

Step2: Remove the ice bucket from the freezer to access the auger motor assembly.

Step3: Locate and detach the damaged or loose motor cover.

Step4: Position the new cover securely over the auger motor.

Step5: Fasten it firmly using the original screws or clips.

Step6: Reinstall the ice bucket, restore power, and test ice dispensing.