Special Price
$524.67
Regular Price
$713.63
In stock
Available Quantity:
5
SKU
WR85X10065
The General Electric WR85X10065 Refrigerator Complete Evaporator Assembly FF transfers heat from the compartment into the circulating appliance as part of the cooling circuit. It occupies the evaporator section inside the fresh-food area where refrigerant tubing and connected surfaces form the heat-exchange path. The airflow moving across the evaporator releases its heat to the colder refrigerant passing through the tubing, lowering the temperature of the surrounding air. This assembly establishes the cooling stage responsible for removing heat from the compartment and circulating refrigerated air through the storage area.
Manufacturer
This Part Fits the Following Models (14)
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| Manufacturer Name: GENERAL ELECTRIC Product Number: WR85X10065 OEM Part Number: WR85X10065 Product Description: Complete Evap Asm Ff |
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Installation Steps
Step1: Turn off power and unplug refrigerator for safety.
Step2: Remove freezer shelves and rear panel screws to access evaporator assembly.
Step3: Carefully disconnect wiring harnesses, sensors, and evaporator connections without damaging lines.
Step4: Install new assembly, align mounting points, reconnect wiring securely and check seals.
Step5: Reassemble panel, restore power, and run test cycle to confirm proper cooling.
