Special Price
$73.72
Regular Price
$81.95
In stock
Available Quantity:
14
SKU
WR71X25589
✓ This Product Replaces:
WR71X10852
The General Electric WR71X25589 Refrigerator Gallon Door Bin is a storage compartment that contains large containers like gallon-sized milk or juice bottles. It is fitted on the interior door panel in special slots or rails to provide organised access to the most common things. It is located on the refrigerator door at a height that is reachable, making it safe when opening and closing. It assists in making the interior space efficient and has the beverages and other tall containers easily accessible by utilising door storage with the bottles upright and accessible.
Manufacturer
This Part Fits the Following Models (21)
GE ZISS42GDXASS Refrigerator - X Series
GE ZISS420DPBSS Refrigerator
GE ZISS420DXASS Refrigerator - X Series
GE ZISS420DXBSS Refrigerator - B Series
GE ZIS420NPBII Refrigerator
GE ZSEB420DYB Refrigerator - Y Series
GE ZSEB420NYA Refrigerator - Y Series
GE ZSEB420NYB Refrigerator - Y Series
GE ZSEP420DYBSS Refrigerator - Y Series
GE ZSEP420DYASS Refrigerator - Y Series
GE ZIS420NXA Refrigerator - X Series
GE ZIS420NXB Refrigerator - X Series
GE ZISS420NPBSS Refrigerator
GE ZISP420DXASS Refrigerator - X Series
GE ZISW420DXB Refrigerator - X Series
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| Manufacturer Name: GENERAL ELECTRIC Product Number: WR71X25589 OEM Part Number: WR71X25589 Product Description: Gallon Door Bin |
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Installation Steps
Step1: Unplug refrigerator door compartments to secure electric shock.
Step2: Open the refrigerator door and remove the existing old bin by lifting upward and sliding it out.
Step3: Align the new bin with the door rail slots.
Step4: Slide downward and push until it locks securely in place.
Step5: Check stability and avoid overloading; ensure refrigerator is not overpacked for safety.
